Local Government – Morrisville Borough

Morrisville Council Vacancy has Two Applicants

Published

6 years ago

January 18, 2020

Two candidates have applied for vacant first ward council seat in Morrisville Borough, LBS confirmed Friday morning,

Regina Wallace a four decade long resident of Morrisville Borough has submitted an application to fill the first ward council seat in Morrisville’s first ward. Wallace has served as a poll worker during Election season is said to be a non partisan politically.

Helen Hlahol is the second candidate to submit an application for the seat vacated by Corryn Kronnagle, who now serves as District Justice for the 11th judicial district.

Hlahol ran as a Republican for the seat in 2017 losing to Kronnagle and now Councilwoman Eillen Dreisbach.

The candidate applications will be discussed at the next Morrisville Council meeting on January 21.

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Cops, Courts & Fire -Morrisville Borough

Morrisville Borough Police Reports: BB Shot Through Window, Break In Thief Arrested and More

Published

3 weeks ago

February 27, 2026

Jeff Bohen

Morrisville Borough Police Reports Feb 16 to Feb 23, 2026

Stolen Package-02/17/26 @1200-Victim reported his package was stolen between 0600-0700 this morning from the 100 Block of N. Delmorr Ave. The package was valued at $93.99.

Retail Theft-02/17/26 @1350- Police took a report from Giant Food Store of a retail theft that occurred yesterday evening around 1945 hours. A white male stole $117.88 of merchandise and fled the store.

False ID/Arrest-02/17/26 @0936-Mercedes L. Cooke, age 34, was arrested for false ID to law enforcement following a traffic stop by the 7/11 shopping center. Cooke was processed at HQ’s and released pending summons.

Warrant/Arrest-02/17/26 @1822-Orialys Vera Rodriguez, age 29, was arrested for an outstanding warrant issued by PSP at the police HQ’s. Rodriguez was transported to the Trevose Barracks, and custody was given to PSP.

Criminal Mischief to automobiles-02/18/26 @0721-Victims states her vehicle was spray painted overnight in the unit block of Osborne Ave.

Criminal Mischief to buildings-02/18/26 @1108-Victim reported someone shot a BB through his window overnight in the 600 block of Hillcrest Ave.

Criminal Mischief to Auto-02/19/26 @0910- Victim states that her vehicle, located on the unit block of W. Trenton Ave., had its driver’s side window smashed, trunk was left open, nothing taken from vehicle. Window repair costs approximately $300.

Arrest/Warrant-02/21/26 @1720-Larry Clegg, age 35, was arrested after a traffic stop due to a warrant out of this department. He was processed and arraigned. Bail was set at $10,000 unsecured.

Arrest/Warrant-02/22/26 @0152-Aldon Bachelor, age 21, was taken into custody by the Bucks County Park Police, transported to police HQ’s for a warrant out of Morrisville Borough Police . He was processed and arraigned. Bail was set at $5000.00 unsecured.

Arrest/Theft-02/23/26 @2355-James S. Crouthamel, age 47, was taken into custody for breaking into vehicles and pulling car door handles in the 500 block of N. Pennsylvania Ave. He was processed and arraigned. He was sent to BCP on $25,000 10%.

Education - Bensalem Township

Lower Bucks Schools to Hold “Remote” and Asynchronous Learning Tuesday

Published

3 weeks ago

February 23, 2026

Joanne Ames

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.

Cops, Courts & Fire -Morrisville Borough

Hit-and-Run Investigation Launched by Morrisville Borough Police

Published

1 month ago

February 15, 2026

Jeff Bohen

Morrisville Borough authorities are seeking the communities help with helping them identify a suspected black Nissan Murano that was likely involved in two separate hit-and-run crashes last week.

Police say the accidents occurred Thursday evening, February 12th between 9:00 pm and 10:00 pm in the area of North Pennsylvania and Harper Avenue intersect.

The Nissan Murano, police say, is suspected to have a broken or missing passenger side mirror and possible passenger side bumper and/or fender damage.

Residents with cameras in the areas are asked to please review any camera footage you may have. Anyone with information regarding this vehicle, please contact Officer Michelle Williamson at 215-295-8112 x138 or m.williamson@morrisvillepolice.org.

You can also send confidential tips to police by clicking this link