Easttown Township Neighborhood Watch
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March 2023
Easttown Township Neighborhood Watch is beginning a fund drive. All monies collected remain the Township and are used solely for crime prevention programs and/or to assist the Easttown Township Police Department with equipment, training or other needs no covered by the Police Department budget.
You can donate to ETNW by check, payable to Easttown Township Neighborhood Watch, and mailed to ETNW, P.O.Box 620, Devon, PA 19033 or via Pay Pal. Your donation, in any amount, is greatly appreciated and you will receive a thank you letter once the funds are received.
For easy donations via PayPal, use the QR code:
May 2017
Easttown Township Neighborhood Watch presented its C.I.A. Award to local resident, Eric Burns, for his actions on the night of December 22, 2016. He was walking his dog, Corrie, when the dog picked up a scent and low murmur coming from the woods and bolted to the source. Mr. Burns followed Corrie and discovered a young lady having a medical emergency that required immediate attention. He left Corrie with the woman and ran home to call for help. He returned in time to direct medical personnel to the location. Thanks to Corrie, and the quick actions of Mr. Burns, the young lady was taken to a local hospital, treated and eventually released after making a full recovery.
Berwyn Tree Lighting Ceremony
As in prior years, ETNW continues to inform residents about safety during the holiday season. We have hosted a table each year for the past 5 years.
March 2023
Easttown Township Neighborhood Watch is beginning a fund drive. All monies collected remain the Township and are used solely for crime prevention programs and/or to assist the Easttown Township Police Department with equipment, training or other needs no covered by the Police Department budget.
You can donate to ETNW by check, payable to Easttown Township Neighborhood Watch, and mailed to ETNW, P.O.Box 620, Devon, PA 19033 or via Pay Pal. Your donation, in any amount, is greatly appreciated and you will receive a thank you letter once the funds are received.
For easy donations via PayPal, use the QR code:
May 2017
Easttown Township Neighborhood Watch presented its C.I.A. Award to local resident, Eric Burns, for his actions on the night of December 22, 2016. He was walking his dog, Corrie, when the dog picked up a scent and low murmur coming from the woods and bolted to the source. Mr. Burns followed Corrie and discovered a young lady having a medical emergency that required immediate attention. He left Corrie with the woman and ran home to call for help. He returned in time to direct medical personnel to the location. Thanks to Corrie, and the quick actions of Mr. Burns, the young lady was taken to a local hospital, treated and eventually released after making a full recovery.
Berwyn Tree Lighting Ceremony
As in prior years, ETNW continues to inform residents about safety during the holiday season. We have hosted a table each year for the past 5 years.
