No, the law prohibits the police from accessing this information except for investigative reasons. For more information on requesting a criminal background check, please visit the State Police's website HERE.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available.  Contact the Domestic Violence Center of Chester County at (610)431-3546 or visit their website (https://dvcccpa.org/) for confidential support, resources, and safety planning 24/7.

Additionally, if you were the victim of a crime, you can also get support by calling The Crime Victims’ Center of Chester County, Inc.24/7 hotline at (610) 692-7273 or visiting their website: https://www.cvcofcc.org/.

As always, if you are experiencing an emergency or need immediate assistance, please call 9-1-1.

The Kennett Township Police offers ink fingerprints. Please email ktpd@kennett.pa.us to schedule an appointment. You must produce a valid state issue ID, fingerprint cards and payment. There is no charge for residents of Kennett Township, $20 for non-residents, Accepted payment methods include personal check, money order, or credit card (preferred) via the website: Police Payments. Fingerprint cards can be obtained through the agency requiring you to be fingerprinted.

If you need digital fingerprints, please visit this website: https://www.identogo.com/locations/pennsylvania.

If your matter is an emergency, simply call 911. If your matter is time sensitive, but not an emergency, please call police dispatch at 610-268-3171 and you will be put in touch with an officer on duty. If you would like to arrange for a meeting with a specific officer, you'll need to make an appointment. Email ktpd@kennett.pa.us or visit the Directory to email the officer directly to arrange for a meeting.

Investigative reports are not public information and, therefore, not accessible under the Right -to-Know Law. Investigative reports may be available with a properly executed subpoena.

For all other report inquiries please submit a request and see our webpage for service fees. To the extent that this request seeks or may be construed to see Kennett Township Police records involving covert law enforcement investigations, including intelligence gathering and analysis, the Department can neither confirm nor deny the existence of such records without risk of compromising investigations and imperiling individuals. Under No Circumstances, therefore, should the Department’s response to this request be interpreted as indicating otherwise. In all events, should such records exist, they are entirely exempt from public disclosure under the Right-to-Know Law, 65 P.S. §§ 67.101-67.3104, and the Criminal History Record Information Act, 18 Pa. C.S. §§ 9101-9183.

To obtain an accident report or an incident report that directly involved you, please fill out the Incident Request Form found HERE.

Yes! If you have any concern, no matter the size, please report it! If it is not an emergency, feel free to call the Police Department at 610-388-2874, leave a message and someone will get back to you as soon as possible!