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Craig Penglase Named As Solicitor To The Bucks County Sheriff’s Department

Attorney Craig Penglase has been named as the Solicitor for the Bucks County Sheriff’s Office. He will serve in that role though January 2022. As Solicitor Mr. Penglase will act as the legal counsel to the department.

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