State/County - Bensalem Township
Bristol Borough’s Danny Ceisler Launches Campaign For Bucks County Sheriff
Danny Ceisler, an Army veteran, small business owner, and public safety expert announced his candidacy for Sheriff of Bucks County after receiving the unanimous endorsement of the Bucks County Democratic Committee.
“My time in the Army and working with Governor Shapiro taught me the importance of strong leadership and accountability. I look forward to applying these lessons to better serve my neighbors in Bucks County and the dedicated men and women of the Sheriff’s Office” said Ceisler.
“Danny is a battle-tested patriot who represents the best of his generation. Bucks County will be safer with him as our Sheriff” said Former Bucks County Congressman and Under Secretary of the Army, Patrick Murphy.
Ceisler’s professional experience includes:
Military Counter-Terrorism and Crisis Management: Ceisler served in the United States Army for over ten years. In 2016, he served with an elite Special Operations Counter-Terrorism Task Force in Afghanistan, for which he earned the Bronze Star Medal. He has also served on three Crisis Management Teams at the Pentagon, most notably during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Public Safety Leadership: In 2023, Ceisler joined Governor Josh Shapiro’s Administration as a senior public safety official. In that position, he spearheaded Governor Shapiro’s strategic initiatives to improve emergency response in Pennsylvania, including:
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Building a mutual aid system for localities to assist each other during catastrophes
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Developing artificial intelligence programs for first responders
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Administering a brand-new grant program to distribute millions of dollars per year to disaster survivors.
Submitted: Danny Ceisler
Ceisler also proudly oversaw the creation of the Keystone First Responder Award, which recognizes the heroism and sacrifice of first responders who suffered career-ending injuries or were killed in the line of duty.
Fighting For Victims: A graduate of Temple Law School, Ceisler has fought for justice on behalf of hundreds of victims. He proudly represented over 75 law enforcement officers and military veterans who were injured when their defectively designed firearms discharged from within their holsters. Ceisler also represented victims of sexual assault and abuse against institutions that turned a blind eye to sexual violence.
Ceisler’s Plan For The Bucks County Sheriff’s Office:
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Create an intergovernmental Domestic Violence Task Force to effectively break the vicious cycle of domestic violence for as many Bucks County families as possible.
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Promote common-sense gun safety practices by ensuring local gun shops conform with existing laws, keeping guns out of the hands of domestic abusers and mentally ill individuals, and collaborating with schools to implement gun safety classes for students and parents.
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Better support Bucks County Veterans by training 100% of the office’s deputies to handle veterans in crisis and dedicating personnel and resources to supporting the Veterans Treatment Court Program.
About Ceisler: Ceisler lives in Bristol Borough with his wife, Helen. He is the co-owner of Naked Brewing Company in Bristol; a volunteer with Bristol’s Third District Volunteer Fire Company, a certified emergency medical technician, and recently served on the board of the Livengrin Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Center in Bensalem.
Website: www.dannyceisler.com
Contact: 215-990-2213 or team@dannyceisler.com
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In only its second year, Bucks County Community College (BCCC) picked up another medal at the prestigious horticultural expo for its ‘Rooted in Art’ tribute to Stella Elkins Tyler.
BCCC’s floral design program has once again taken home a prize in only its second year participating in the Philadelphia Flower Show. Students, alumni, and instructors earned a bronze medal for “Rooted in Art,” reflecting the College’s origins of being founded on the Newtown estate of artist and educational philanthropist Stella Elkins Tyler. The exhibit features Tyler’s sculpture “Joan of Arc at Orleans,” donated to the College by Carol Tyler, who visited the show with College President & CEO Dr. Patrick M. Jones (Feature Pic). The College was founded on the Tyler estate in Newtown more than 60 years ago. The exhibit features seven original floral designs, each interpreting the connection between nature, art, and education, alongside six selected student works from the College’s School of Arts and Communication.
Credit: BCCC
A team of 20 students, alumni, and instructors from BCCC’s floral design program helped install “Rooted in Art” at the Philadelphia Flower Show, which reflects the College’s origins of being founded on the Newtown estate of artist and educational philanthropist Stella Elkins Tyler. The exhibit features one of Tyler’s original bronze sculptures, “Joan of Arc at Orleans,” pictured in the background.
Credit: BCCC
Melanie Poff (left) and her mother Els Poff, both Certified Floral Designers from Doylestown and students in BCCC’s floral design program, helped surround “Joan of Arc at Orleans” by Stella Elkins Tyler with botanical beauty at the Philadelphia Flower Show. The sculpture is part of the “Rooted in Art” exhibit, reflecting the deep connection between art, education, and nature that Stella Elkins Tyler championed throughout her life.
Credit: BCCC
Amparito Arriaga, a Certified Floral Designer from Exton and a student in BCCC’s floral design program, installs part of the “Rooted in Art” exhibit at the Philadelphia Flower Show. The exhibit features seven original floral designs, each interpreting the connection between nature, art, and education, alongside six selected student works from the College’s School of Arts and Communication.
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