Photos from Skippack Fire Company’s post


Pennsylvania State Police Skippack confirm they are actively looking for a Collegeville woman last reported to have been seen at Wawa in Skippack (RT113 and Bridge Road) last night around 5:30pm. Janice Gross may be driving a gray Toyota Highlander, license plate HNF-4133. If you have information on the whereabouts of Ms. Gross please contact the Skippack Pennsylvania State Police barracks at 610-584-1250 or dial 911.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/6abc.com/amp/society/police-search-for-missing-woman-in-montgomery-county/4000839/


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Photos from Montgomery County Department of Public Safety’s post


Emergency crews continue to respond to dozens of water rescue/disabled vehicle calls in Montgomery County. The PA Turnpike is closed between Valley Forge and Norristown due to flooding. Traffic is being diverted onto local roads, which are also experiencing significant flooding. DO NOT drive into flooded roadways. Turn Around/Don’t Drown! Most instances of drowning in floods occur in vehicles.


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Roads & Bridges | Montgomery County, PA – Official Website

Road Closure: Montgomery County Roads and Bridges, advised Butler Pike will be closed between Germantown & Flourtown, immediately, and for the unforeseen future due to structural road issues at the railroad bridge. The County is working on a detour plan to be approved by PENNDOT. We will post additional information once it is provided by Mongtomgery County

https://www.montcopa.org/377/Roads-Bridge


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Congratulations to the Springfield Township Police Department for taking the victory in the PD vs. FD fitness challenge. We’ll see you in September at the games…..

STPD Officer: Ma’am do you know why your getting a ticket today?

Driver: Yes Officer, I was speeding.

STPD Officer: No ma’am it’s because you thought the firefighters would win. Have a nice day.

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Rest in Peace, Officer Richards.

It is with deep sorry that we announce the passing of Abington Police Officer Brian Richards from his battle with ALS. Brian was a K9 Officer, EVOC Instructor and all around GREAT person. Our thoughts and prayers are with his entire family, the Abington Police Department and all who were privileged to know Brian.


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