Bucks County Sheriff Fred Harran is encouraging residents to honor fallen heroes by ensuring their American flags are in fitting condition through the Making Old Glory New Again program.
Jamie Walker: Why do Democrats always use kids for their politics?
During COVID and the SRO decision, Democrats showed they don’t care if they use children for political advantage.
Bucks County Sheriff Fred Harran applauds Pennsylvania State Police launch of rapid DNA program
The Pennsylvania State Police announced the deployment of 15 automated genetic analyzers to troops statewide, a move designed to dramatically speed up the processing of DNA samples and generate investigative leads in as little as 90 minutes.
Fred Harran and Joe Hogan: Protecting Bucks seniors and standing together against fraud
Seniors are often seen as vulnerable targets by criminals who exploit their good nature and trust.
Former Langhorne officer charged in alleged estate scheme – Bucks Round-Up – May 15, 2025
Carlito Cortez is facing serious legal trouble after being accused of manipulating a vulnerable resident to gain control of her estate.
Bucks County Sheriff’s Office expands license to carry services with launch of second mobile gun permit unit, new locations
Sheriff Fred Harran, is enhancing accessibility for residents seeking to obtain their License to Carry Firearms (LTCF) with the launch of a second Mobile Gun Permit Unit and the expansion of its operational presence across the county.
Bucks Co. Sheriff Fred Harran marks National Police Week 2025
This is a time of solemn remembrance for the courageous law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty, protecting our neighborhoods.
Sheriff Harran, state legislators launch anti-terror training for local law enforcement (VIDEO)
Partnership with Israeli security experts provides real-world training for attacks against schools.
Bucks Co. Sheriff Fred Harran demands apology from Commissioner Harvie for offensive statements
“Commissioner Harvie might like reading about World War II history,” Harran said. “My family lived it.”