Penn Hills Police Department

Michael J. Crawshaw End of Watch: Sunday, December 6, 2009

Today, we honor all who lost their lives on Tuesday, September 11, 2001. We will never forget the sacrifices made that day, and how our country came together to show the world how strong we are when we stand together, united.

Happy Independence Day! We hope that everyone enjoys the holiday weekend and want to remind you to please celebrate responsibly.

Happy Easter from all of us at the PHPD! We hope everyone has a great day. Please continue to take the necessary steps to protect yourself and your loved ones. We know the last several weeks have been challenging, but we will get through this. Thank you for your continued support Penn Hills!... #InThisTogether #CommunityPolicing #Easter2020

Gone but not forgotten. Rest In Peace Officers Kelly, Mayhle, and Sciullo.

On behalf of the Allegheny County District Attorney, we want to warn residents about several scams involving the current COVID-19 pandemic. Unfortunately, during a time uncertainty and worry, some seek to capitalize on others’ misfortunes. Two scams circulating in our area involve robocalls and the expected stimulus checks from the federal government. For detailed information on both scams and how to avoid falling victim to them, click on the images below to read the full document from the district attorney’s office. As always, if you suspect that you may be the target of a potential scam, call 9-1-1 and request to speak with a police officer before following any requests made by the scammer.

Governor Wolf has extended the Stay at Home Order, which is now in effect until April 30, 2020. For additional information, click on the link below. The Penn Hills Emergency Operations Center is staffed around the clock. Please call (412) 342-1199 if you have any questions about the COVID-19 situation and for local COVID-19 stats. As always, our officers are here to provide residents and visitors with all policing services. We are NOT conducting random traffic enforcemen...t to determine compliance with the Stay at Home Order, though we ask that you be mindful of the order and its importance. Please continue to be safe, follow the CDC guidelines to reduce your risk of infection, and remember that we’re in this together!