Monetary donations can be made by first contacting Chief Steven Junkin at 71. Donations can be dropped off in a box located in the Police Department lobby located at 209 S. The Department will be requesting donations of basic school supplies such as pens, pencils, headphones, scientific calculators, water bottles, and other items students would need. This program allows all children to start their school year feeling good about learning and knowing they have the essentials in order to make the most of their education. Once again the Hampden Township Police Department will be working with the Cumberland Valley School District to provide backpacks and back-to-school supplies for students in need.

Thank you for being part of the solution!!! I want to thank those residents who took the time to provide a real and meaningful critique of a crucial component of our overall emergency notification system. He advised me that he's already made notification to the South Central Task Force who manages the Everbridge System. The people who manage the 911 system and those calls.

Bob Shively of the Cumberland County Department of Public Safety. I took the information provided by our residents, as well as my recent personal experience, and notified Mr. That message to the Chiefs and team members had the same issues. Last week there was another similar message that went out to the law enforcement community regarding a SRT activation (County version of SWAT). Several residents wrote to me and mentioned that the reverse 911 message that was sent out on our behalf last night for the missing person was garbled and difficult to understand.

Emergency 911 Messages- Reverse 911 Calls Chief of Police Steven Junkin

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