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Mayor Ed Brown highlights public safety gains, new officers in mayor's minute
Summary
Mayor Ed Brown used his mayor's minute to say Upper Darby prioritized resident safety, noting the hiring of "more than a dozen" new officers, new community programs and technology to improve police-community relations, and reminding residents to call 911 in emergencies.
Mayor Ed Brown delivered a brief mayor's minute to Upper Darby residents, saying his administration's primary focus since taking office more than two years ago has been the safety and well‑being of residents. He told listeners the borough has "not only sworn in more than a dozen new officers" and has added "community based programs and innovative technology" intended to improve policing and ties with citizens.
Brown characterized the work as ongoing and said officials continue to look for ways to improve relations between the police and the community. He closed by reminding residents of emergency protocol: "Always remember, in case of emergency, please dial 911."
