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Township in Potter County disbanded police department after chief got a new job | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Township in Potter County disbanded police department after chief got a new job | News, Sports, Jobs

BELLEFONTE — When their longtime police chief stepped down, Sweden Township supervisors disbanded the municipal department and joined a growing list of rural

Rural Pa. township disbanded police department after chief got a new job - Vimarsana News

Rural Pa. township disbanded police department after chief got a new job

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Why a rural PA township disbanded its police force - Vimarsana News

Why a rural PA township disbanded its police force

Sweden Township in Potter County joined a growing list of Pennsylvania municipalities that rely on State Police for full-time law enforcement coverage.

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Rural Pa. township disbanded police department after chief got a new job

Supervisors in Sweden Township voted to hand full-time coverage over to Pennsylvania State Police, a decision they say will free up tens of thousands of dollars in the township’s budget.

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Rural Pa. township disbanded police department after chief got a new job - Vimarsana News

Rural Pa. township disbanded police department after chief got a new job

Supervisors in Sweden Township voted to hand full-time coverage over to Pennsylvania State Police, a decision they say will free up tens of thousands of dollars in the township’s budget.