Search Continues for Missing Park Ranger at tyler State Park
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Park Closed as Search efforts Intensify
Tyler State Park in Newtown township, BUCKS COUNTY, Pa., is currently closed to the public as authorities conduct a search for a missing park ranger. The park, located approximately 22 miles northeast of Philadelphia’s city center and 36 miles southeast of the Lehigh Valley, has been closed as Friday.
According to the State Police at Dublin, the missing individual, identified as a Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) park ranger, was reported missing around midday Friday in the Neshaminy Creek. The ranger, a 38-year-old man from Delaware County, was in a kayak when it capsized.
Extensive Search Underway
Multiple agencies are involved in the search efforts, including aviation and maritime units from the State Police, and also the Bucks County Special operations Dive Team. Crews from across Bucks County and surrounding areas are assisting in the operation.
The ranger – a 38-year-old man from delaware County – was in a kayak when his boat capsized.
What is a Park Ranger?
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why is Tyler State Park closed?
- Tyler State Park is closed due to the ongoing search for a missing park ranger.
- Where is Tyler State Park located?
- Tyler State Park is located in Newtown Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
- Who is involved in the search efforts?
- The search involves multiple agencies, including State Police aviation and maritime units, and the Bucks County Special Operations Dive team.
