Crime & Safety
Central Bucks West Graduate Joins Plumstead Township Police Force
Surrounded by family and friends, Officer Lott was sworn in by Magisterial District Judge Gary Gambardella on Wednesday.

PLUMSTEADVILLE, PA — The Plumstead Township Police Department welcomed its newest officer, Brady Lott, during a ceremony on Wednesday at the township building.
Surrounded by family and friends, Officer Lott was sworn in by Magisterial District Judge Gary Gambardella.
Officer Lott is a graduate of Central Bucks High School West and West Chester University, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in criminal justice.
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Lott recently completed the 919-hour Temple University Police Academy, receiving extensive training in Pennsylvania law, criminal investigations, patrol procedures, use of force, and other essential law enforcement skills.
Officer Lott is already familiar with the community, having lived and worked in the surrounding area for years.
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Following a rigorous hiring process and background investigation, Officer Lott will begin his 16-week field training program, preparing him for independent patrol duties in the spring.

Officer Brady Lott is sworn in by Judge Gary Gambardella during a ceremony Wednesday night. (Plumstead Township Police)

Officer Brady Lott with Plumstead Police Chief David Mettin. (Plumstead Township Police Department)
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