THE TOWN THAT PRIDE BUILT
The Aspinwall Police provide a variety of public services to our community. The nature of these services varies widely, from educating citizens about crime prevention and responding to automobile accidents, to investigating crimes and apprehending offenders. We maintain a positive and interactive relationship with the community and we proactively prepare for a multitude of incidents.
The officers of the Aspinwall Police Department are engaging, highly motivated, and dedicated professionals. Please feel free to contact any one of us via our web site.
Meet The Team
Services
The Aspinwall Police Department continually evaluates and utilizes best practices and conducts critical reviews to ensure that the department remains current, builds capacity for the future, and delivers the most professional public safety service to the residents and visitors of Aspinwall.
Project Lifesaver is a 501 (C)(3) community based, public safety, non-profit organization that provides law enforcement, fire/rescue, and caregivers with a program designed to protect, and when necessary, quickly locate individuals with cognitive disorders who are prone to the life threatening behavior of wandering. With the dramatic increase of cognitive conditions since the inception of the organization, the program has grown from a localized program to a program recognized internationally as a proven and effective method of “bringing loved ones home.”
Presents From Police will use proceeds to purchase gifts to be delivered to The Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, Sunrise School in Monroeville & The Children's Institute in Shadyside. We pick up the presents at our various drop off locations and bring them to the Aspinwall Police Department. All of the participating police departments then form a caravan to deliver them to area children.
Presents & donations will be collected until December 15th.
The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs is focused on alleviating the health and safety concerns from the diversion and misuse of prescription drugs by helping our citizens properly dispose of unused prescription medications. Many young people who misuse prescription drugs take them from medicine cabinets. Keeping unused opioids or other common drugs of misuse in a medicine cabinet is no longer safe or responsible.
