Police Resources
Domestic Violence
The following agencies can assist domestic violence victims during the time of emergency when victims do not want to call the Police Departments:
- A WOMAN'S PLACE - 24 HOUR HOTLINE - 1-800-220-8116
- NOVA - 1-800-675-6900; Additional information can be found on NOVA's web page
These agencies can assistance with places to stay, provide legal guidance, and help with contacting the local Police Departments.
Child Abuse Or Neglect
The Bucks County Children & Youth Social Services will help investigate reports of child abuse or help children who may be the innocent victims of crimes or domestic violence.
- Their telephone number is 215-345-6900. Additional information can be found at the Children & Youth website.
Bucks County Drug & Alcohol Treatment System & Intervention
To ask questions and obtain referrals to deal with the specials needs of victims and family members during a drug or alcohol crisis contact:
- INFORMATION HOTLINE - 1-800-221-6333. Additional information can be located at two additional websites: The Council of Southeast Pennsylvania and Prevention, Intervention & Addiction Recovery Solutions.
Fraud Victims/Credit Card Theft
People who have reported being a victim of fraud or credit card theft, should also contact their bank to cancel all credit cards and have new ones issued. Also a credit report should be obtained from one of the following credit agencies:
- EQUIFAX - 1-800-997-2493
- EXPERIAN INFORMATION SOLUTIONS - 1-888-397-3742
- TRANSUNION - 1-800-916-8800
PA Game Commission
The Game Commission is charged with investigating all hunting violations (other than trespassing) and hunting accidents. The Game Commission is the lead agency for having deer removed from the roadway after being hit by a vehicle. During the year, the Game Commission also runs hunting safety courses for new hunters.
The Game Commission can be contacted at:
- 877-877-9470
- 610-926-1966
Driver Licensing & Testing Information
The PA Department of Transportation is charged with testing and issuing driver licenses to new drivers, new residents moving into the community, or re-examination of already licensed drivers.
- Additional information can be found on the PennDOT Driver & Vehicle webpage or by calling 1-800-932-4600.
Crash Documents Online
If you were recently involved in a vehicle crash in Solebury Township you can obtain your report online by using crashdocs.org or MuniciPAY.
Depending on the length of the investigation and approval from the Commonwealth of PA or other circumstances, it may take two to five days for the report to reach the Police Records Section.
To avoid unnecessary phone calls or a trip to Police Headquarters please utilize MuniciPAY to obtain a copy of your report.
Information required to obtain the report includes
- Named individual to the crash
- Date of crash
- Police incident number.
2.4.2 Body-Worn-Cameras
This order establishes guidelines for the proper use, training, and care of the Body-Worn Camera system (BWC) and to establish policy regarding the retention, storage and release of mobile digital video files and images. You can read the order here.