Warrington Swears In Newest Full-Time Police Officer

WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, PA — Officer Andrew Olchowecky was officially sworn in as a member of the Warrington Township Police Department during Wednesday night's meeting of the Warrington Township Board of Supervisors.

The Honorable Judge Stacey Wertman administered the oath of office to Officer Olchowecky, who comes to the department from the SEPTA Transit Police Department.

Officer Olchowecky was born and raised in Northeast Philadelphia, where he attended Archbishop Ryan High School. Following graduation, he continued his education at Widener University, where he was a member of the university’s swim team.

In 2018, Officer Olchowecky graduated from the Temple University Police Academy, taking the first steps toward a career in law enforcement.

The Honorable Stacy Wertman swears in the township's newest officer, Andrew Olchowecky.

The department's leadership joins the supervisors in welcoming Andrew Olchowecky.

Shortly after graduating from the academy, he joined the SEPTA Transit Police Department, where he served for eight years. During his tenure, he gained experience in a variety of assignments, including five years with the department’s K-9 Unit. He also served two years as a sergeant, where he developed leadership and supervisory experience.

"Throughout his career, Officer Olchowecky has demonstrated a strong commitment to public service, teamwork, and protecting the communities he serves," said Police Chief Daniel Friel. "His experience in patrol operations, specialized assignments, and supervision provides him with a valuable foundation as he begins this next chapter with the Warrington Township Police Department."

The chief added, "We are excited to have him as part of our team and look forward to the experience, dedication, and professionalism he will bring to our department and the community we proudly serve."