Bristol Boro Street Sweeper Back in Operation Starting April 10

Bristol Borough Police Reports Feb 1 to March 2, 2025 

02/01/2026

7:47am, 1000 block of Beaver St, Juvenile cited for disorderly conduct

2/4/2026

Dwight Ransom, age 67, of Bristol Boro, Arrested 1900 Block of Trenton Ave, Bristol Boro, for Aggravated Assault, Terrorist threats, Simple Assault, Resisting Arrest, Disorderly Conduct, Criminal Mischief, Harassment.

11:00 am,  700 Block of Point Street, Kevin Lawrence, age 35 of Bristol Boro, cited for Public Intoxication

02/05/2026

12:10pm, 1801 Wilson Avenue, Juvenile cited for disorderly conduct

2/11/2026

7:20 pm ,Walter Minnichbach, age 45 of Bensalem, cited for Harassment

02/15/2026

2:19 am, Bath Street and Bristol Pike, Joseph McCloskey age 42 of Bristol Boro, cited for fleeing or attempting to elude police officer

2/27/2026

Brandon Pirollo, age 31 of Bristol Borough, arrested on a warrant and arraigned and given unsecured bail at $5,000.

02/28/2026

1:20 am, Bath Street and Bristol Pike, Mitchell Karsor, age 30 of Upper Holland, cited for disorderly conduct

3/2/2026

Justin Ross, age 32 of Bristol Boro, 200 block of Monroe Street, arrested for terroristic threats, simple assault, and harassment, summoned to court to answer said charges.

Lower Bucks County public school districts announced their plans for Tuesday, the day after the blizzard of 26 as public school buildings will remain closed and “remote” or “asynchronous learning” is scheduled for students.

Below is a list of the schools and their website for Tuesday, Feb. 24. All are encouraged to use the links to see the full details of your school district.

Bensalem School District  – Remote Learning Day

Click here for updates and full details on Bensalem School District’s website.

Bristol Borough School District –  Asynchronous Learning Day 

Click here for updates and full details on Bristol Borough School District’s website.

Bristol Township School District – Remote Learning Day

Click here for updates and full details on Bristol Township School District’s website.

Bucks County Technical High School  – Asynchronous Learning Day 

Click here for updates and full details on Bucks County Technical School’s website.

Morrisville Borough School District – Asynchronous Learning Day 

Click here for updates and full details on Morrisville Borough School District’s website.

Neshaminy School District – Asynchronous Learning Day 

Click here for updates and full details on Neshaminy School District’s website.

Pennsbury School District – Remote Learning Day

Click here for updates and full details on Pennsbury School District’s website.

State Rep Tina Davis announced she and state Sen. Steve Santarsiero secured approximately $52,000.00 in state funding for a safety improvement project for the Bristol Pike (Rt 13) and Green Lane intersection.

Working alongside State Sen. Steve Santarsiero, Davis helped secure $51,534.45 in state funding for safety improvements at the signalized intersection of Bristol Pike and Green Lane in Bristol Borough. This investment will improve safety and enhance traffic flow at this busy and heavily traveled intersection, she said.

The funding comes through PennDOT’s Automated Red-Light Enforcement program.

The ARLE program focuses on improving safety at signalized intersections where data indicates red-light running has been a concern. Grants are funded through fines collected from red-light violations at intersections in Philadelphia.

Investments like this make a real difference — enhancing safety not only for drivers, but also for pedestrians, cyclists, and everyone who uses our roadways. Ensuring our infrastructure is safe, reliable, and built to serve the community remains one of my top priorities, Davis said on her socials.

“I’m grateful to Sen. Santarsiero for his partnership in securing this funding and to our local leaders for their continued commitment to making Bristol Borough a safer place for all.”