Lycoming Regional Police Department Media Release

Yesterday, the Lycoming Regional Police Department (LRPD) responded to two significant incidents in Piatt Township, demonstrating their commitment to public safety and effective law enforcement in Piatt Township, Lycoming County.

Incident 1: Gravel Spill on Route 220 and Route 287 Intersection

LRPD officers were first on the scene at the intersection of Route 220 and Route 287 Highways, where a tri-axle truck had dumped a large load of gravel onto the roadway, causing a significant traffic disruption. The LRPD team quickly took control of the situation, assisting with traffic management and cleanup efforts to ensure the congested highway was reopened as quickly and safely as possible.

Incident 2: Execution of Search Warrant at Susquehanna Campground

Following the gravel spill incident, several LRPD officers executed a search warrant at Susquehanna Campground, resulting in the seizure of a cache of firearms from an individual who was not permitted to possess firearms. This successful operation demonstrates the LRPD's proactive approach to enforcing laws and keeping the residents of Piatt Township and the regional community safe.

The Lycoming Regional Police Department is dedicated to providing exceptional service to Piatt Township and all our communities throughout the region, and yesterday's events showcase LRPD's ability to respond to diverse situations effectively and efficiently.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the Lycoming Regional Police Department.

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Remember, if you see something, say something. Report any suspicious activity to the Lycoming Regional Police Department at 570-323-4987 or by calling 911.