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Pennridge police report donated crime‑scene photography gear and plan graduation security with Perkasie PD
Summary
Chief Paul T. Dickinson Jr. reported the department received crime‑scene photography equipment and training valued at $6,000–$7,000 from the Pennsylvania Chiefs Association and said he and Perkasie Chief Schurr are coordinating traffic and security for the high school graduation to be held at the football field.
Chief Paul T. Dickinson Jr. told the Commission on March 26 that the department applied for and received crime‑scene photography equipment and associated training from the Pennsylvania Chiefs Association. The department will train two officers in May 2025; the minutes list the equipment value at $6,000 to $7,000.
Chief Dickinson also reported that Pennridge School District will hold the high school graduation at the football field this year. He said he and Chief Schurr of the Perkasie Police Department have held several detailed meetings and are developing a traffic and security plan for the event.
The minutes do not provide the model or vendor details for the photography equipment beyond the association award, nor do they provide a detailed timetable for the graduation security plan; they record only that training is scheduled for May and planning discussions are underway.
