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Departments

Police

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About MLPD

Your Mt. Lebanon Police Department is highly trained, proactive, community oriented and always prepared to serve.
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Crime Mapping

Look up police blotter information here.
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For Residents

Learn about about community events, notifications, fingerprinting and how to dispose of unwanted medication in this section.
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Policies

Transparency is part of our relationships, built on trust.
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Crossing Guards

The first — and last — faces your children see as part of every school day.
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Police Events

Rock the Block parties, Coffee with a Cop, Public Safety Camp, Citizens Police Academy — we have lots of ways to get to know us.
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Animal Control

Whether it’s finding your lost pup or helping you with a wayward racoon, South Hills Cooperative Animal Control can help.
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Recruitment

MLPD is a great place to build your career.
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Social Services Coordinator

We provide resources and other assistance for those who need it, to improve quality of life and prevent crises from happening.
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Notifications

Make it easy for us to contact you in an emergency or if we have a safety notice for you. Or text us anonymously.

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Contact Us

If you need to speak to an officer, always call 9-1-1. But for other issues, reach out here.

When you see something, say something. Always call

9-1-1

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