Public Safety

• Animal and Control

  • Persons experiencing problems or emergencies with wildlife should contact the Pennsylvania Game Commission Southeast Region Offices at (833)-742-4868.
  • CALL 911 FOR ALL EMERGENCIES

• County Pipeline Information

  • Chester County provides a central location for information on pipelines.
  • EGT Pipeline Emergency Preparation Document.

• Emergency Management

  • Emergency Management Coordinator: Duane Brady
  • The emergency management coordinator (EMC) is responsible for the township’s emergency response plans and oversees the township’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC), a dedicated group of volunteers committed to serving their community if disaster strikes.
  • Please click HERE to read the Township’s Current Emergency Operations Plan

• Fire & EMS Services

  

• Fire Marshal

  • Fire Marshal: Duane Brady 
  • Asst. Fire Marshal: Kevin Rowley
  • The Fire Marshal handles the following:
    • Open Burning Complaints and Questions
    • Special Event Permits and Questions
    • Fire Code Complaints and Questions
    • False Alarm Questions and Concerns
    • Rental Inspections Questions and Complaints
    • Residential Re-Occupancy permits
    • Commercial Re-Occupancy & Tenant Changes Permits
    • Residential Alarm permits
    • You can contact the Fire Marshal by email at dbrady@eastgoshen.org or by phone at 610-692-7171 ext. 3203

• Westtown-East Goshen Police Department

  

• The department is a combined regional force which provides coverage to East Goshen and Westtown Townships.
• 1041 Wilmington Pike, West Chester, PA 19382
  9-1-1 (Emergency Only)
  610-692-9600 for Non Emergency Information & Questions

• SMART 911

  • What if there’s a fire, a medical emergency, or a child goes missing?  When you dial 9-1-1 under stress, you may not have access to important details, or you may have trouble remembering them.  Smart911 is a new service in Chester County that allows you to create a Safety Profile at www.smart911.com that includes details you want the 9-1-1 center and public safety response teams to know about your household in an emergency. When you dial 9-1-1, from a phone associated with your Safety Profile, that information automatically displays to the 9-1-1 call taker, allowing them to send responders based on up-to-date location and emergency information.  With your Safety Profile, responders can arrive aware of many details they would not otherwise know. Fire crews can arrive knowing exactly how many people live in your home and where the bedrooms are located. EMS personnel can know family members’ allergies or specific medical conditions.  And police can access a photo of a missing family member in seconds rather than minutes or hours, helping the search start faster.