It is the mission of the North Coventry Police Department to provide professional, courteous, and prompt police service to all people while vigorously, but fairly, enforcing the law. To further its mission, the North Coventry Police Department strives to establish a safe community by providing the public with a vast array of community-based programs and training. North Coventry Township is located at the northern end of Chester County, bordering both Berks County to its west and Montgomery County to its north. The Township has a population of approximately 8,000 people, covers 14 square miles, and has over 60 miles of state and local roadways. The North Coventry Police Department has twelve full-time officers, three part-time officers, a full-time Office Manager, and a part-time Fire Marshal. Officers serve in administrative or supervisory positions, two are criminal investigators, and nine are patrol officers. The Department's highly trained K-9 Unit is headed by Officer Pete Conrad. The Police Department provides 24-hour police service to the community which is primarily rural with the exception of the Coventry Mall, located at Routes 724 and 100.