WPDK9 Shadow

07/11/2026

Thank you for asking us to join in his special day!!! 🐾💙

07/01/2026

Congratulations to Chief Yarns on well deserved retirement from the Clarks Summit Police Department. Go enjoy whatever your decide you want to do, you got all the time in the world now! We’ll miss you Chief!

Also congratulations to newly appointed Chief Kevin Yetkowskas. Good luck in your new role as Chief. We look forward to see you grow and continue to work together !

Chris Yarns, 63, will retire Tuesday as chief of the department he’s worked in for nearly 36 years. Kevin Yetkowskas, 35, will be sworn in as the new chief Wednesday.

06/10/2026

Thank you to the staff at Scranton School for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children for inviting , , & for a k9 demo today!!!

We appreciate you having us again and look forward to stop by again soon!!

04/04/2026

Congratulations to newly promoted Sgt. Robert Williams. I know one thing is for sure that with how much you pride yourself in being a K9 handler, you’ll put the same effort into being a Sergeant!! Best of luck, you’ve earned it!!

02/09/2026

Happy 4th Birthday Shadow!!!! It was another great year, here’s to many more together !!!!! 🐾 💙

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Alan Finn's Designing Dogs

01/23/2026

Waverly, North Abington, and Glenburn Residents:

Please make sure to park in your driveways with the impending snowstorm coming this coming weekend to ensure the roads are cleared by the DPWs.

Any questions about it you can reach out to us regarding the ordinances.

Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.

01/03/2026

Heartfelt condolences to Officer Seibert and Tunkhannock Twp PD on the sudden loss of K9 Etu. 😕

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Tunkhannock Township Police Department Honors the Service of K9 Etu

The Tunkhannock Township Police Department announces with deep sadness the passing of K9 Etu, a five-year-old Belgian Malinois who faithfully served alongside her handler, Patrolman Ben Seibert.

K9 Etu was a highly trained police service dog known for her dedication, intelligence, and unwavering loyalty. She was an invaluable member of the department and a trusted partner to Patrolman Seibert, forming a bond rooted in commitment and teamwork. Tragically, K9 Etu passed away after developing a sudden medical condition.

Despite the tireless and compassionate efforts of the veterinary professionals who worked to save her life, K9 Etu’s condition proved too severe. The department is deeply grateful to the veterinarians and medical staff whose dedication and care extended every possible measure on her behalf.

Throughout her service, K9 Etu demonstrated professionalism, courage, and an eagerness to serve and protect the community. Her presence made a lasting impact on the department and the residents of Tunkhannock Township.

The department extends its heartfelt condolences to Patrolman Seibert and thanks the community for its continued support during this difficult time. K9 Etu’s service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.