The accident forced the closure of Woodhill Road for hours on Friday as tow crews worked to right the overturned truck.
The supervisors awarded a bid to Glick Fire Equipment for a 2028 pumper truck and a 2028 ladder truck.
Police are also looking for the man who stole a car from the parking lot of the 7-Eleven Store on Sycamore Street.
The truck is essential for maintaining fire safety and protecting residents in Wrightstown and neighboring towns, the fire company said.
The incident happened on Sunday at about 5:48 p.m. at the 7-Eleven convenience store at Sycamore Street and Richboro Road.
Police conduct two truck enforcement safety details on the Newtown Bypass at Lindenhurst Road.
The special evening at the fire station in Wycombe will feature free ice cream and pizza, fire demonstrations, and lots more.
Police reported the following incidents and arrests between October 5 and 9.
Police also made several traffic stops resulting in arrests for DUI and possession of narcotics.
Nineteen years ago, Officer Brian Gregg was gunned down inside the emergency room at St. Mary Medical Center.
Upper Dublin Police recover more than $5,000 worth of merchandise stolen from the Village at Newtown store.
In other reports, Newtown Township Police arrest individual for simple assault, harassment and disorderly conduct.
Police also respond to a retail theft at the Village at Newtown Shopping Center and a flim-flam scam at a township bank.
Police arrest three juveniles, one adult in Lululemon retail thefts; recover stolen vehicle from Newtown Square.
Firefighters from Newtown, Northampton, Langhorne-Middletown, and Yardley-Makefield responded to the scene.
Fire crews are investigating the cause of a fire that damaged a single family home Tuesday morning.
The firefighters performed multiple heroic rescues during a flash flood that claimed seven lives in Upper Makefield in July 2023.
Following one vehicle crash, police arrest driver on an outstanding warrant out of Trenton.
The vehicle fled from police on Friday and was last seen heading into New Jersey via the Washington Crossing bridge, police said.
The SPCA reports that an investigation is continuing into Bucks County's largest case of farm animal cruelty and neglect in recent memory.
Police also made an arrest for suspected DUI at Durham Road and Municipal Drive in the township.
According to court records, police not only found animals in need of care at Narrow Way Farm, they found 75 pounds of suspected marijuana.
Police serve animal cruelty warrant at Wrightstown farm; arrest two men wanted for retail theft in other jurisdictions.
The SPCA said when it arrived at the farm on Tuesday it found animals living in filthy conditions and dead animals.
Newtown Township Police, SPCA officials responded to the Worthington Mill Road farm on Tuesday for an animal welfare check.
Appearing in court on July 3o, the 19-year-old pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter and numerous other charges.
The Newtown Township Police Department reported the following incidents between July 29 and 31.
Police also seized narcotics and drug paraphernalia during two traffic stop arrests and investigated the theft of a utility trailer.
The outage knocked out power late Thursday afternoon during the hottest part of the day and created traffic challenges along the Bypass
The police department is urging residents not to fall for a scam spoofing the police department's phone number and asking for payments.
In October, Richard Scott MacFarland was found dead inside his home where he had been repeatedly stabbed and slashed.
Police also detain and arrest wanted subject and investigate several reports of theft of packages.
Anyone in the area who placed a personal check in their mailbox on July 11 should monitor their accounts, police said.
Chief John Hearn updated the board of supervisors this week on the $151,000 system, which was purchased and installed this past spring.
Police also arrested a driver for suspected DUI and filed charges for a violation of a Protection from Abuse order.
Newtown Township Police seek the owner of the animal who was wandering the streets on Thursday night.
Newtown Township Police reported the following incidents and arrests during the past week.
Police said a license plate reader alerted law enforcement to the vehicle, which was reported stolen out of Cheltenham.
Police also investigated the theft of motor vehicles in Wrightstown Township and a retail theft at a Village at Newtown store.
The Newtown Township Police Department reported the following incidents and arrests between June 7 and 13.