Officers & Staff – Morrisville PD

CPL. Bill Smith
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William Smith has 23 years of law enforcement experience. He started his career at the Temple University Law Enforcement Academy where he was recognized as the top graduate in his academy class. Prior to the police academy, William earned sixty college credits and was on the Dean’s List.

During his career at Morrisville Police Department he has arrested suspects who committed crimes ranging from weapons possession, bank robbery, burglary, assault, and homicide. Currently he is the police department’s accident re-constructionist, Supervisor of the field training program for new officers, and is a weight master.

William has attended the FBI-LEEDA Command Leadership Institute, attended the Penn State University Leadership and Supervision Training Program, and is certified for driving under the influence investigations.

In addition to being a police officer, William has been a firefighter for 33 years and has held the position of Captain and Lieutenant. He has certifications through the International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC). During that time he has received several Chief’s awards for heroism and bravery. He has been recognized by the Senate of Pennsylvania and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania House of Representatives for exceptional service and dedication to the fire service.

CPL. Chris McIntyre
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Chris McIntyre is a 18+ year law enforcement veteran who was born and raised here in Morrisville Borough. He graduated Morrisville High School in 1989. Chris entered and graduated from Montgomery County Police Academy where he was the class Lieutenant.

Chris became a Morrisville Police Officer in 2001 after he attend Bucks County Community College where he studied Criminal Justice. During his career he has attended numerous schools that include gang training, investigation training, narcotic enforcement as well as receiving his weight master certificate.

In 2014 Chris was promoted to the rank of Corporal and attended Penn State University for Leadership and Supervision.

He strives to promote community policing through transparency and open lines of communication with our community.