The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) selected Warminster Township Police Department for a featured video highlight, spotlighting local recruitment and community outreach programs,
Police Chief James C. Donnelly III expects the video to boost local awareness. He hopes the spotlight will attract strong recruits during ongoing hiring efforts.
Spotlight on Leadership
IACP staff approached Donnelly in the summer of 2024. He accepted the video invitation right away.
“It was an honor to be included,” Donnelly said.
In the video, Donnelly explains his plan to build a strong department. He focuses on hiring top recruits, promoting strong leaders, and adding modern technology.
“We either win or we learn,” he said regarding the department’s adoption of new technologies, including drone usage.
In the video, Donnelly explains his plan to build a strong department. He focuses on hiring top recruits, promoting strong leaders, and adding modern technology.
Community Recognition
Kathy Frescatore, vice chair of the Warminster Twp. Board of Supervisors, called the recognition “well-deserved” and praised the department’s career advancement track. She noted that strong recruits are often promoted to sergeant, lieutenant, and detective in a short timeframe.
“The dedication and leadership shown by the command staff here in Warminster is the reason we have such an incredible police force working with the community,” Frescatore added.
About the IACP
Headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, the IACP is the world’s largest professional association for police leaders, representing more than 35,000 members across 180 countries. According to its website, the organization aims to advance community safety and professional policing through advocacy, research, and technical guidance for sworn officers and civilian leadership alike.
