South Londonderry Township is larger in size than it neighboring municipalities, North Londonderry Township and Palmyra Borough combined.  South Londonderry Township is approximately 24.3 square miles.

     The population of South Londonderry Township is the fastest growing municipality in Lebanon County.  South Londonderry Township is clearly not finished growing and will see a greater surge in population with all of the homes that are still to be built.

South Londonderry Township - 7,062*      (* These figures were obtained from the U.S. Census Bureau (2006 estimate)

This is a breakdown of the amount of calls handled by the South Londonderry Township Police Department on a yearly basis.  

2010     -     3,566 calls

2009     -     2,714 calls

2008     -     2,695 calls

2007     -     2,354 calls

2006     -     1,809 calls

2005     -     1,905 calls

2004     -     1,964 calls

2003     -     1,788 calls

     We welcome your tips!  If you have any tips regarding a crime, accident or other concerns, please go to the "Staff" page and highlight the name, Chief Jeffrey Arnold.  This will send an email directly to him and we will answer or investigate these tips as soon as possible.  If you wish a response, please leave your name and a phone number, so we can respond back to you.

     You can also contact us by phone at the phone number listed on our web page. 

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

When you have any accident, call the police for assistance.  Any accident involving towing, injuries or death must be reported and an accident report must be completed and sent to PennDOT. 

When exchanging information with another driver, please remember to get the following information:    

                      Driver                                                          Vehicle

Name and address                                          Make and model

Driver License number                                   License plate number and state

                                                                        Name and address of the owner

                     Insurance                                                     Occupants

Name of Insurance company                         Names and addresses of occupants

NAIC number (five digit number)

Policy number

SAVE-GUARDING YOUR HOME

Always make sure you have your doors and windows locked, when you leave for the day and plan on getting home after dark.

Have lights lit or on timers, if you're gone for an extended period of time.

Have someone watch or stop by your house infrequently, while on vacation (the Police Department also conducts House checks, when requested; see Services).

Think about installing outside lighting and have them turned on throughout the night to deter vandalism and car break-ins.

Lastly, the Police Department also encourages participation in our Neighborhood Watch program.  We hold quarterly meetings during the year and answer general questions as well as having themed topics (i.e. - identity theft, scams, safety concerns, etc.).