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Department Overview:
The East Whiteland Township Police Department is committed to providing protection and services within the Township on a 24 hour-a-day basis with strong emphasis on community awareness. The quality of police service often is judged by the response of the police. The department depends on working with the community in a method that provides effective and efficient policing.
Police Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide professional and impartial law enforcement services that promote safety and trust. We are committed to treating all individuals with fairness and respect, addressing community concerns, and responding effectively to public needs.
Through consistent engagement, proactive problem-solving, and a focus on service, we aim to support a safe environment for everyone in the community.
Our Core Value is Professionalism.
Professionalism is the consistent demonstration of competence, integrity, respect, and accountability in one’s duties and conduct.
Police Professionalism includes:
- Competence – Performing duties with skill, knowledge, and adherence to standards.
- Integrity – Acting honestly and ethically, even when no one is watching.
- Respect – Treating all individuals with courtesy and dignity.
- Accountability – Taking responsibility for actions and decisions.
- Reliability – Being dependable and maintaining a consistent standard of behavior.
About the Community We Serve
East Whiteland, located in the middle of the Chester Valley in east-central Chester County, is about 25 miles west of central Philadelphia. With about 11 square miles of land area, the Township measures slightly more than four miles in an east-west direction and about 2.8 miles from north to south.
The most prominent physical features of the Township are the ranges of hills along its northern and southern boundaries and the broad, gently rolling valley floor. The valley includes a complex pattern of streams, including Valley Creek - designated as an exceptional value watershed - and Little Valley Creek, and closely-associated narrow bands of steeply sloping land and woodlands.