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Community Outreach Publication SOUTHFAYETTE TOWNSHIP AYETTE TO UTH F WNSH SO IP POLICE DEPARTMENT 2016 1951 In its 65th year, the South Fayette Township Police Department includes Three police officers and a Plymouth squad car comprised the first official a chief, 15 police officers and a secretary. From left, Officer James Jeffrey, South Fayette Township Police Department in 1951. From left, Officer Chief John Phoennik and Sgt. Jeff Sgro stand with a fully equipped Ford Sam Migliorini, Chief Armel Kelly and Officer Blackie Diorio stand in the Explorer. Morgan neighborhood soon after the department was formed. Community Outreach Publication Law Enforcement & Community Working Together South Fayette Township Police Department 515 Millers Run Road, South Fayette PA 15064 www.southfayettepa.com/police Emergency & 24/7 Police Dispatch: 9-1-1 Non-Emergency Police Office, M-F, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: 412-221-2170 Police Chief Township Manager John R. Phoennik Ryan Eggleston Dear Residents of South Fayette Township: The South Fayette Township Police Department, along with Township Manager Ryan Eggleston and the Township Board of Commissioners, believe strongly in offering community-oriented policing and providing the best possible service to our residents, businesses and visitors. As the Chief of Police, I always look for ways our department can better serve our citizens. We hope this Community Outreach Publication will help fulfill our duties and our mission. This booklet offers information about protecting yourself, your property, and your home or business. You will find facts on identity theft, senior citizen safety, fire prevention and other important topics. And you can familiarize yourself with our police department’s many outreach and safety programs, such as Project Life- saver, Child Bicycle Education, Coffee with the Chief, and our Online Anonymous Crime Tip Line. As our mission statement notes, the police department “constitutes an organization whose very existence is justified solely on the basis of community service.” My officers and I fully believe in serving the people and defending the rights that are guaranteed to all citizens under our structure of government. We are committed to your safety and protection, but like all law enforcement we cannot be everywhere in the 21-square-mile township at all times to prevent or respond to a crime. We rely on our residents to be partners in achieving our township safety goals by being the eyes and ears of the community and calling 9-1-1 whenever an issue arises. Together, we can be a true force in keeping South Fayette Township a safe and neighborly community. Sincerely, John R. Phoennik, Chief of Police South Fayette Township ™ xtremetruck.net 150 Miller Run Road Bridgeville, PA 15017 South Fayette Sunoco 412-257-1006 140 Millers Run Road Bridgeville, PA 15017 SUPPORT YOUR LOCALLY OWNED BUSINESSES South Fayette Township Police Department The South Fayette Township Police Department serves the 21-square-mile community of South Fayette Township, including the South Fayette School District, around the clock 365 days a year. The department consists of full-time, sworn officers who answer more than 5,000 calls each year. South Fayette police are active with the Allegheny County District Attorney’s Narcotics Enforcement Team, the South Hills DUI Task Force and Buckle Up PA, including the Click It or Ticket seat belt program and the Pennsylvania Aggressive Driving Enforcement and Education Project (PAADEEP). The police department is involved in both the West Hills Council of Governments and the South Hills Area Council of Governments (SHACOG). MISSION STATEMENT The South Fayette Township Police Department constitutes an organization whose very existence is justified solely on the basis of community service. We shall consider it our duty and privilege not only to protect our citizens from the criminal, but also to protect and defend the rights of all citizens guaranteed under our structure of government. The primary and foremost function of this department is to safeguard the lives and protect the property of all persons within the boundaries of the Township of South Fayette. This department is responsible for the preservation of public peace and the enforcement of laws, statutes and ordinances of the United States, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the Township of South Fayette. Police Services Vacation Security Check. Upon request, police will perform premises security checks while the owner is away from home for an extended period. Solicitation Permits. Door-to-door salespeople and solicitors are required to register with the police department to ensure neighborhood safety. A list of currently permitted solicitors is posted at www.southfayettepa.com/police. Alarm Device Applications. Property owners must submit a request to the police to allow for operation of an alarm device within a township residence or business. Incident Reports. If you are involved in a police case and need a copy of the report, contact the Police Secretary at 412-221-2170 during regular business hours, M-F, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A report is released only after the incident is closed. A fee applies. To file a new report, visit the police station during normal hours or call 9-1-1 and request an officer. Reports cannot be taken by phone. Traffic Complaints. Citizens may notify police of a specific traffic concern. Police responses could include observing traffic or temporarily posting a speed limit monitoring trailer. Call 9-1-1 for immediate concerns or report an ongoing concern through the township website: www.southfayettepa.com/notifyme. Abandoned Vehicles. Police will investigate abandoned vehicles that are parked on public streets and have either expired inspection or registration stickers. Vehicles on private property are investigated by Township Code Enforcement; call 412-221-8700 or visit www.southfayettepa.com/request. 515 Millers Run Road, South Fayette PA 15064 412-221-8700 www.SouthFayettePA.com www.facebook.com/SouthFayetteTownship www.twitter.com/SouthFayetteTwp South Fayette Twp. Police Department South Fayette School District ............412-221-4542 SouthFayettePA.com/police Utilities Emergency/Dispatch/Ambulance/Fire ...................9-1-1 Municipal Authority of the Township of South Fayette Police Business Office............................412-221-2170 Dye Tests & Sanitary Sewers ..................412-257-5100 Fire Departments SouthFayettePA.com/fire..........................9-1-1 Waste Management South Fayette/Cuddy Volunteer Fire Department Curbside Trash & Recycling Collection Station 266 ............................................412-257-2755 ............................................................ 1-800-866-4460 Sturgeon Volunteer Fire Department Pennsylvania American Water .......... 1-800-565-7292 Station 267 ............................................724-926-9149 West Penn Power/First Energy .......... 1-800-686-0021 Fairview Volunteer Fire Department Columbia Gas..................................... 1-888-460-4332 Station 268 ............................................412-221-8134 Hospital Oak Ridge Volunteer Fire Department St. Clair Hospital .....................................412-942-4000 Station 269 ............................................724-693-8880 Post Offices serving South Fayette Township Magistrate/District Judge Bridgeville 15017 SouthFayettePA.com/magistrate........412-221-3353 700 Washington Ave...............................412-221-6186 Township Departments Cecil 15321 SouthFayettePA.com/directory.... 412-221-8700 3333 Millers Run Rd...............................412-221-2337 Township Manager Cuddy 15031 Parks & Recreation 615 Millers Run Rd.................................412-221-3587 Communications & SF Connect Magazine McDonald 15057 Public Works / Roads 110 West Barr St.....................................724-926-8403 Building / Inspections / Code Enforcement Morgan 15064 Engineering & Planning 514 Millers Run Rd.................................412-221-3814 Finance Oakdale 15071 Real Estate (Property) Tax Collector 101 Union Ave. .......................................724-693-8280 Earned Income Tax (EIT) Collector Presto 15142 SouthFayettePA.com/tax 5234 Thoms Run Rd...............................412-221-6676 South Fayette Township Library Sturgeon 15082 SouthFayetteLibrary.org ..........412-257-8660 507 Main St. ...........................................724-926-2590 Allegheny County, PA 436 Grant Street / Courthouse Room 111 Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Sheriff’s Office Allegheny County Information Community Assistance 412-350-4700 Allegheny County Information Center American Red Cross 412-263-3100, 1-888-217-9599 Administration 800-581-9145, 412-350-4636 412-350-4711 Administrative Services Child Abuse Reporting 412-350-6109 412-473-2000 Canine Unit Allegheny County Jail Drug and Alcohol Services 412-350-4709 412-350-2000 412-350-3328 Community Relations Allegheny County Police Elder Abuse Reporting 412-350-3207 412-473-1200 or 911 412-350-6905, 800-344-4319 Constable Service Controller Energy Assistance 412-350-4141 412-350-4650 800-851-3838 County Council Hunger and Housing Services Criminal Court 412-350-6490 412-350-3837 412-350-5511 County Executive Licenses Explorer’s Post 412-350-6500 412-350-5336 412-350-4724 County Manager Medical Assistance Transportation Family Court - Adult 412-350-5300 888-547-6287 412-350-4590 County Solicitor Mental Health Services Family Court - Juvenile 412-350-1120 412-253-1250 412-350-0286 District Attorney Pittsburgh Action Against Rape 412-350-4400 1-866-363-7273 Firearms License Unit
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