The company has set up a rapid response, 24/7 community hotline for nearby residents with questions or concerns.
Power outage began Friday evening in the historic State Street business district and extended throughout the weekend.
Police also made an arrest for suspected DUI in Wrightstown Township and investigated fraudulent contractor activity.
The incident was captured on security cameras and occurred on Saturday, January 18 between 10 and 11 p.m.
Ash told 911 dispatchers that he became angry after visiting his mother at a nursing home earlier in the day and took it out on the dogs.
Police also investigated the report of a stolen purse and a man wearing a ski mask for an extended period of time inside a township store.
Crews from Newtown Fire Rescue along with their mutual aid companies responded to the scene just after 12 p.m. on Monday.
Under the snow emergency declaration, parking on designated snow emergency routes is prohibited.
During a snow emergency, parking is prohibited on any road or street within the township following a one-inch or more snowfall.
Other charges are pending after suspected narcotics and drug paraphernalia were discovered and seized as evidence.
Police also make arrest for suspected DUI and investigate several incidents of fraud.
At its first meeting of the year, Judge Petrucci administered the oath of office to the fire company's new line and administrative officers.
Throughout his career, he received several lifesaving commendations and countless letters of appreciation and recognition.
The six students from Newtown Elementary pooled their allowances to make the season brighter for the local officers.
A warrant was obtained for one of the vehicles and suspected narcotics and drug paraphernalia were discovered and seized.
In other reports, police filed a criminal complaint for a commercial burglary in Wrightstown and investigated an incident of fraud.
In December, MPOETC gave the Bucks County Community College the approval to submit a full application for a new academy.
More than 100 animals were rescued from the Worthington Mill Road farm last August during an animal cruelty investigation.
While Washington re-enacted the famous 1776 crossing of the Delaware, rescue crews stood by just in case they were needed.
The woman stole the money from former Upper Makefield resident Trinh Nguyen, who was convicted of killing her two children.
Police also investigate unemployment and cryptocurrency fraud and take several into custody on active warrants.
Santa will board a fire truck for a ride through Newtown Borough and Newtown Township on Saturday.
The accident happened Thursday night when a vehicle left the roadway, crashed into a tree and caught on fire, according to police.
The Bucks County native earned his degree in criminal justice from the Pennsylvania State Unversity at Altoona.
Three vehicles had their windows broken and one had been left unlocked, police said. Stolen from the cars were purses along with a key fob.
Police reported no injuries and only minor damage to the structure in the pre-dawn crash.
The accident happened late Monday morning blocking the Langhorne-Newtown Road at the Newtown Bypass for hours.
Police crackdown on trucks on the Newtown Bypass; 29 vehicles stopped; three taken out of service during detail.
Firefighters from throughout the area responded to a house fire late Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning on Harmony Way in Newtown.
When the chief arrived on the scene just before midnight, heavy fire was showing from the rear of the two-story home.
Chief Sabath reports on significant calls during November, including a car driving into an empty lot and the theft of sentinels.
Police also investigated the theft of used oil from a township restaurant. That investigation is ongoing, police said.
The Fallen Heroes Wreath Program will remember Newtown Borough Police Officer Brian Gregg who was killed on Sept. 29, 2005.
Firefighters and police respond to River Road for a pre-dawn, one-vehicle crash into the river.
Witnesses at the scene said the driver of the black Audi appeared to be shaken, but uninjured in the crash.
Resident reports that a bank account was opened in her name; no monetary loss reported, police said.
Resident reports being contacted by the sheriff's department for missing jury duty, but realized it was a scam before being taken for $8K.
Police have stepped up security checks at the building and have asked residents who see anything unusual to contact police immediately.
Police also investigate theft of fiber optic cable, make outstanding warrant arrest during traffic stop.
The company assisted Langhorne-Middletown at the early Saturday morning fire on West Richardson Avenue that sent eight to the hospital.