Lancaster Bureau of Police

Any plans for Saturday, April 17th 2021 and every 3rd Saturday? If not come down to Crispus Attucks Community Center and talk with Lancaster City Bureau of Police recruiter Sgt Donald Morant, Sgt Manuel Luciano and other companies who are hiring. Hope to see you there!

https://www.facebook.com/MccaskeyHighSchoolCampus/videos/284224076497749 The Lancaster City Bureau of Police would like to introduce to you our new School District of Lancaster, Police School Resource Officer. Officer Andrew Williams a graduate of J.P. McCaskey is excited to be back at his alma mater as a School Resource Officer. Congrats Officer Andrew Williams on your new position.

National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, April 11th - 17th, 2021. The Lancaster City Bureau of Police would like to thank all of our Lancaster County Wide Communications police, fire dispatchers and our police Community Service aids for their service and dedication, this week and always. You all are appreciated! Thank You.

As part of the City of Lancaster Wellness Committee to stay in shape. LCPD Sergeant Donald Morant and other city staff participated in the WALKING STEP CHALLENEGE. During their lunch break they took a short walk to get their steps in. Meeting up with co-workers for a little social wellness.

Our new Community Engagement Lieutenant, Glenn Stoltzfus, got out yesterday for a ride into the South East Quadrant with Captain Ricky Mendez. They made some new friends at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School during recess

The Lancaster City Bureau of Police would like to thank Mindy Jones and staff from the Community Action Partnership of Lancaster. Officer Eric Lukacs, police horse Liam, Officer Scott McDonald and Sgt Donald Morant participated with their Family Partnership Day. Officer Lukacs read his book via zoom What does a police horse do? And Sgt Morant talked about internet safety to the children and parents. If you would like Officer Lukacs to read the book about Liam to your class. Contact Sgt Donald Morant, Office of Community Engagement.

The Lancaster City Bureau of Police received several boxes of food items that included turkeys, potatoes, milk, cheese, apples, etc.. Sergeant Donnie Morant of the LCPD made sure the boxes of food were delivered to the Boys & Girls Club of Lancaster and the Lancaster County Food Hub to help feed families within the city and County of Lancaster.

Retirement Announcement Sgt. M. Anthony Weaver After 20 years of service to the Lancaster Bureau of Police and the City of Lancaster, Sgt. Anthony Weaver has retired. Weaver is a native of Lancaster County. He graduated from Conestoga Valley High School in 1997. He went on to earn an Associate Degree from HACC in May 2000. On December 27, 2000 Weaver was sworn in as a Patrol Officer for the Lancaster Bureau of Police. Weaver worked in patrol until he was assigned to the Bur...eau’s Selective Enforcement Unit (SEU). Weaver worked in SEU for several years and then rotated back to patrol. Weaver served as a Field Training Officer and as a mentor for newer Officers. Many of Weaver’s supervisors recognized that he was a leader without a formal title. Weaver was always willing to take time to teach Officers as well as learn from them. In June 2015, Weaver was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. Sgt. Weaver was assigned as a Patrol Supervisor and worked with Officers on the street. In January 2019 Sgt. Weaver returned to SEU as the supervisor of the unit. Sgt. Weaver and SEU were responsible for investigating several high profile drug investigations and under his leadership, the unit conducted a search warrant detail that uncovered a total of (26) guns that were in the possession of a suspected drug dealer. Throughout his career with the Bureau, Sgt. Weaver distinguished himself as a tireless, hardworking Police Officer. Weaver has earned multiple commendations to include (7) Unit Citations, (9) Outstanding Enforcement, Bravery, Valor and Lifesaving. Many of the awards were for incidents where guns were seized from felons that were not to be in possession of firearms. The Lancaster Bureau of Police would like to thank Sergeant Weaver for his decades of service to the City of Lancaster. We wish him well in his future endeavors. See more

200 Blk. E. Lemon St. City Fire working to extinguish a kitchen fire. No access on E. Lemon St. from 300 blk. N. Lime St.

Thanks to everyone for their continued support for the Lancaster City Police Mounted and K-9 Units.

This holiday season, the Lancaster Public Library and the City of Lancaster, PA Government are teaming up to release a video series of Lancastrians reading winter stories about various holidays and cultures for children to enjoy. They are calling it the "Reindeer Reader Series"! Videos will be streamed on Visit Lancaster City, Lancaster Public Library, Facebook and the series will be housed on visitlancastercity.com as well. Our very own Lancaster City Bureau of Police, Social Worker Leilany Tran reading I GOT THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT, written by Connie Schofield-Morrison and illustrated by Frank Morrison, published by Bloomsbury Children’s Books and read with permission from the publisher. We hope you enjoy sharing this Christmas story with your family. Thanks, PSW Leilany Tran. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!!!

SANTA IN THE CITY - Santa finished today with his last drive though our Lancaster City Community. Back to the North Pole where he will prepare for Christmas Day.... The Lancaster City Bureau of Police, Fire and Lancaster City Government thanks Santa for allowing us to tag along. Merry Christmas!!! See more

On Friday Santa kept everything merry and bright by making his way through Lancaster City’s neighborhoods. With the help of the Lancaster City Bureau of Police ..., Fire and Mayor Danene Sorace Santa met with several kids and handed out treats for all. Look for Santa this Saturday morning as he will again be traveling the Lancaster City's neighborhoods looking for kids to hand out a special treat. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!! See more