Traffic Accidents Dropping In Warminster: Police Chief

WARMINSTER TOWNSHIP, PA — The township has seen a "significant decrease" in motor vehicle accidents in the past year, the police chief said.

Police Chief James Donnelly III recently presented an update on the traffic strategies and goals of the Warminster Township Police Department at a recent supervisors meeting. See the presentation below

Donnelly said the number of motor vehicle accidents dropped to 1,100 incidents last year. No figures were provided for the current year so far.

As part of ongoing safety improvements, the township will be expanding the use of traffic enforcement technology, the police chief said.

One key initiative is the implementation of “Bus Control” — a system that installs cameras on school buses to monitor and record vehicles that fail to yield to stopped buses. This measure aims to increase safety for students and hold violators accountable.

The police department will also be conducting street surveys to gather data that will help guide future traffic monitoring and enforcement strategies throughout the township.

(Warminster Township Police Department)