Latest Hatfield Borough News, Events,
and Information
Attention Borough Electric &
Sewer Customers:
Hatfield Borough will no longer be using
Harleysville National Bank as of January 1,
2010. The Borough has retained TD Bank
for it's banking services.
If you pay your bill in person, continue
paying at:
Hatfield Borough Office
401 S. Main Street
Hatfield, PA 19440
If you pay your bill by mail, continue
sending it to:
Borough of Hatfield
PO Box 190
Hatfield, PA 19440
If you pay your bill at the bank,
please begin paying at:
TD Bank
Cowpath and Orvilla Roads
Hatfield, PA 19440
Should you have any questions concerning
your payment, please do not hesitate to
contact the Borough office at (215)
855-0781.
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The draft of the
Hatfield Township/Hatfield Borough Greenway
& Trails Network Master Plan is
available for public review.
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Electric & Sewer
payments will still be accepted at the
Hatfield branch of
TD Bank at Cowpath & Orvilla Roads.
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L.O.C.A.T.E. Law Officers
Concerned About the Endangered
Assisting Individuals with
Special Needs
The
L.O.C.A.T.E. program assists endangered or
special needs individuals who may be lost or
separated from their loved ones.
Information gathered through L.O.C.A.T.E.
allows officers responding to a found or
missing person call to more quickly reunited
someone with family or caregivers.
L.O.C.A.T.E. focuses on
citizens with special needs such as those
with:
- Autism
- Down Syndrome
- Impaired hearing
- Language barriers
- Alzheimer's and
related dementia disorders
Register
with L.O.C.A.T.E.
To
register with the L.O.C.A.T.E. program, a
parent, guardian, or caregiver should visit
the police department with the special needs
person. A photograph will be taken and
a registration form filled out. If you
prefer, you may
download a form
and complete it out ahead of time.
For more information, contact Chief Mark A.
Toomey or Sgt. Michael Diamond at
215-855-0903.
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Child Identification Kits Available Through Hatfield Township Police
Many children are
reported missing each year; a lost or
missing child needs to be found as soon as
possible.
The Hatfield Township Police Department invites all residents
of Hatfield Township and Hatfield Borough to stop at the police station (located
on School Road in Hatfield Township) and pick up a free Child Identification
Kit.
Each kit contains:
- Dental Chart
- Physical/personal/medical information
- Space for a recent photograph/hair sample
- Fingerprint chart with peel apart ink strip
Parents can use the kits to document important
information which can be quickly provided to law enforcement personnel to assist
in locating a missing child.
