Freemansburg Police Officers Association

06/01/2026

During the month of May 2026 the officers of the Freemansburg Police Department initiated, responded to, or were dispatched to, 326 calls for service. These calls for service resulted in;

23 incidents involving a fight, a disturbance, or domestic violence.
11 incidents involving a welfare check or mental health call.
6 Agency Assists.
98 Traffic Stops. With heavy enforcement in the Main Street area.
24 EMS calls.
10 animal complaints.
3 incidents involving harassment.
2 incidents involving fraud.
10 parking issues were addressed.
11 incidents involving suspicious activity.
3 motor vehicle accidents.
5 reckless driver complaints.

May also saw the conclusion of an investigation which led to criminal charges for theft.

*** As in all legal matters, all individuals are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

05/25/2026

05/03/2026

During the month of April 2026 the officers of the Freemansburg Police Department initiated, responded to, or were dispatched to, 257 calls for service. These calls for service resulted in;

13 incidents involving a fight, a disturbance, or domestic violence.
14 incidents involving a welfare check or mental health call.
2 arrest warrants were served.
8 Agency Assists.
47 Traffic Stops.
27 EMS calls.
3 incidents involving harassment.
5 Borough ordinances were enforced.
10 parking issues were addressed
7 incidents involving suspicious activity.
7 Animal complaints.
1 Stolen motorcycle
April saw the daytime arrest of a motorist suspected of driving under the influence.
April also saw the conclusion of an investigation for a motor vehicle accident involving injuries. This investigation led to four Felony charges.

*** As in all legal matters, all individuals are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

04/28/2026

Tonight we rescued two baby squirrels whose home was destroyed when a rotted tree fell across the road. We checked the area, but mom was nowhere to be found. Both squirrels had mites and one of the babies appeared to have a broken leg. Both were brought to Pocono Animal Rescue for further treatment.

04/12/2026

During the month of March 2026 the officers of the Freemansburg Police Department initiated, responded to, or were dispatched to, 225 calls for service. These calls for service resulted in;

27 incidents involving a fight, a disturbance, or domestic violence.
6 incidents involving a welfare check or mental health call.
3 Motor vehicle accidents.
8 Agency Assists.
15 Traffic Stops.
22 EMS calls.
2 incidents involving theft.
11 vigilance/building checks.
2 incidents involving harassment.
2 Borough ordinances were enforced.
10 parking issues were addressed
11 incidents involving suspicious activity.
2 Animal complaints.

*** As in all legal matters, all individuals are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

04/05/2026

As a point of information. This page is not an actively monitored page. If you have an emergency, please dial 911. If residents have any non-emergency concerns, those concerns can be addressed through the non-emergency number for Northampton County 610 759 2200, or by contacting us directly at the police station (610) 866 2221.

Thank you

03/02/2026

During the month of February 2026 the officers of the Freemansburg Police Department initiated, responded to, or were dispatched to, 217 calls for service. These calls for service resulted in;

11 incidents involving a fight, a disturbance, or domestic violence.
14 incidents involving a welfare check or mental health call.
5 Motor vehicle accidents.
4 Agency Assists.
17 Traffic Stops.
22 EMS calls.
2 incidents involving theft.
7 vigilance/building checks.
1 incident involving harassment.
10 Borough ordinances were enforced.
9 parking issues were addressed
4 incidents involving suspicious activity.
5 Animal complaints.

*** As in all legal matters, all individuals are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

02/02/2026

Just a quick note: this page is not actively monitored.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding potential parking issues, snow removal, or any issues for that matter, please feel free to reach out through the Borough’s website or page, or contact us at (610) 866-2220.

Respectfully,

The Freemansburg Police Officers Association.