MILLCREEK POLICE DEPARTMENT
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MILLCREEK TOWNSHIP NEWS
The path began in April 2024, when MPD designated Captain Chris Hauber as Accreditation Manager. The department worked systematically to comply with all 139 program standards.
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MPD JOINS FEWER THAN 21 % OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENTS TO HOLD THE DISTINCTION
The Millcreek Township Police Department has been officially approved for Law Enforcement Accreditation by the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission( PLEAC).
MPD is now one of only 209 accredited law enforcement agencies among more than 1,000 police departments across the Commonwealth.
" This recognition reflects the dedication and professionalism of every member of this department. Accreditation is not a one-time achievement— it is a commitment to continuous improvement and accountability in everything we do," said Chief Carter Mook.
WHAT ACCREDITATION MEANS
Accreditation through the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission( PLEAC) offers tangible and intangible benefits for agencies across the Commonwealth including:
1. Continuous Performance Review 2. Reduced Risk and Liability 3. Improved Community Relations 4. Increased Employee Confidence 5. Recognition of Competence
For the people of Millcreek Township, it ' s a clear signal: their police department is holding itself to the highest professional standards; and will keep doing so.
Every policy we reviewed, every procedure we documented, we did because our residents deserve a department that holds itself to the highest standard.
-CHIEF CARTER MOOK
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