Princeton Police Department in the News
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Princeton High School’s Justin Depauw was honored Monday by the city of Princeton and the Princeton Police Department for his quick CPR response that resulted in helping save the life of a friend. On Feb. 19, Depauw and his friend we ...continue
After a 26-year career, Princeton Police officer Rob “Officer Friendly’ Jensen is hanging up his badge. Jensen, who served as Princeton’s D.A.R.E. officer and Safety Town instructor for over two decades, was honored Tuesday mo ...continue
PRINCETON — Community Partners Against Substance Abuse Coalition (CPASA), Princeton Police Department and Spring Valley Police Department will partner with the Drug Enforcement Administration to host National Prescription Drug Take Back Day ...continue
PRINCETON — The city of Princeton’s burn ban still is set in place because of COVID-19, however, city officials recognize the need for residents to burn yard waste before winter takes hold. The City Council is considering the idea o ...continue
PRINCETON — A longtime school crossing guard is hanging up her stop sign and retiring this year after more than 30 years of paroling the Euclid Avenue and Peru Street intersection in Princeton. Patty Meronek was recognized for h ...continue
A view of what Park Avenue West looked like Monday afternoon after the historic derecho hit Princeton. It took all of last week to restore power to all electric customers in Princeton. City crews from all departments, along with volunteers and nei ...continue
PRINCETON — Civil unrest popping up across the state and country sparked by the death of George Floyd on May 25, has even gotten rural cities like Princeton keeping a watch on threats and taking necessary precautions to keep citizens safe. ...continue