Munroe appointed to Municipal Police Officers’ Education & Training Commission

Rep. Brian Munroe    February 29, 2024 | 3:17 PM

Munroe appointed to Municipal Police Officers’ Education & Training Commission

WARMINSTER, Feb. 23 – State Rep. Brian Munroe has been appointed to the Municipal Police Officers’ Education and Training Commission by House Speaker Joanna McClinton.

The Municipal Police Officers’ Education and Training Commission, which consists of 20 members, was established in 1974 to establish certification and training standards for municipal police officers in Pennsylvania.

A retired Radnor Township police corporal, Munroe said his experience as an officer, combined with his current role advocating for the community, makes him the ideal fit for the committee.

“I look forward to using my skillset to help further the important work of the MPOETC,” Munroe said.

The commission staff, which consists of employees of the Pennsylvania State Police, also oversees training and certification of lethal weapons agents, the certification of schools and instructors for both programs, and the retired law enforcement identification program.

Munroe represents the 144^th Legislative District that comprises Ivyland, and the townships of Warminster, Warrington and part of New Britain.

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