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Forks Township Police are seeking assistance in locating Selwyn L. Forrester, who left his home in the 1800 block of Cherry Avenue in Forks Township yesterday evening at around 6:00 PM. Mr. Forrester is described as a Black male, standing 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighing approximately 220 pounds. He has salt-and-pepper hair and a beard. He was last seen wearing a beige, black, and white plaid shirt ... (Full Story)

Forks Township Fire Department, Forks Township Police Department, and several partner agencies participated in essential training focused on aircraft accidents, airfield operations, and coordinated emergency response procedures. Today’s Emergency Responder Training was held at Braden Airpark, bringing agencies together to strengthen emergency preparedness and interagency coordination.

The department ... (Full Story & Photos)

We extend our best wishes to all mothers on this Mother's Day.
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Yesterday, officers responded to North Delaware Drive for a male experiencing a mental health crisis. Over the course of several hours, our officers and detectives, along with multiple agencies assisted in resolving the incident peacefully, faced with difficult circumstances and challenging terrain.
We extend our thanks and appreciation to Forks Township Fire Dept, Easton Fire Department, Pennsylvania ... (Full Story & Photos)

Fire and Rescue Protection to the Borough of Stockertown is provided by contract with Forks Township Fire Department.
The decision to choose Forks Township Fire Department was predicated on their professionalism, training, and response time. They have been providing fire/rescue service to the Borough since November of 2006.
Forks Fire currently has an active trained membership of thirty plus volunteers ... (Full Story & Photos)

Tower 25 responded to assist Wilson Borough today as part of a mutual aid request.... (Full Story & Photos)

Over 30 people remained displaced, some were without power, and a Wilson Borough firefighter remained hospitalized Monday following a destructive fire at Easton’s Hotel Hampton.

City Fire Chief Henry Hennings reported that the boarding house at 462 Northampton Street is a “near total loss.” At the time of the fire, the building’s five stories and three rear additions were mostly occupied, with 42 ... (Full Story & Photos)