Beaver Police
Our Mission & Values

Our Mission
To enhance the quality of life in Beaver Borough, Vanport Twp. and Industry Borough, we collaborate with our communities to enforce laws, uphold peace, reduce fear, and maintain order.
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Our Focus
To enforce the laws impartially, fighting crime both through deterrence and the relentless pursuit of criminals.
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Our Services
patrol service is the most critical and visible aspect of the Police Department. Officers respond to crimes in progress, traffic accidents, reports of suspicious activity and requests for assistance
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Department Overview
3
Communities
23
Officers
24/7
Hours / Days Served
2935
Calls Answered Last Year
Current Police Activity at a Glance
Monthly Total Calls
| Monthly Total Calls |
|---|
| 458 |
911 Calls
| 911 Calls |
|---|
| 14 |
Year -To- Date Calls
| Year-to-Date Calls |
|---|
| 3,600 |
What We Do
Keeping Our Communities Safe For Everyone

Patrol Services
“We provide dedicated patrol services ensuring safety and security across our communities

Detective
Our detectives play a crucial role in investigating and solving complex cases, gathering evidence, and ensuring justice is served.

SRO
The role of our SROs is to enhance school safety and build positive relationships with students, staff, and parents. They serve as a resource within the school community, promoting a secure and supportive learning environment.

Emergency & Incident Response
Our officers respond to emergencies and urgent calls throughout the communities, including disturbances, alarms, welfare checks, missing persons, hazardous conditions, and requests for assistance. We work to stabilize incidents, protect the public, and connect people with the appropriate resources.

Community Outreach
Community outreach involves actively engaging with residents, businesses, and organizations to foster relationships, address concerns, educate on safety and crime prevention. building a stronger, safer community together.
OUR police officers
Meet Our Police Department
Daniel Madgar
Chief
Kelly Hogan
Sergeant
Kenneth McCoy
Sergeant




