City of Clairton Police Department

For Emergencies, Call 911

For Non - Emergencies, Call (412) 233-6211


Chief of Police Robert Hoffman
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Some of the latest developments are the T.I.P.(Turn In Pushers) sheets and the Neighborhood Task Force. This is an intervention which allows local citizens to report possible drug activity occuring in their neighborhood anonymously. Some of the suspious behaviors noted are exchanges of money and/or packages from car windows, car horn signals and unusual late night traffic and/or activity. These are obvious signs of drug dealing or illegal activities. This information can be faxed to (412) 233-3036, mailed or called into the police department at (412)233-8113 Ext. 31 where an investigation will be initiated.

However, the Neighborhood Task Force is an opportunity for citizens to play an active role in dealing with litter and crime problems plagueing the city. They are consistently recruiting citizens as volunteers and leaders to make this program a success. this program is an initiative to help rebuild the city making it a better community. This program will utilize various resources to aid in teaching citizens safety, and awareness tactics on how to deal with current problems affecting their neighborhood. This is an ongoing program that meets quarterly. For more information, please don't hesitate to call Ralph Imbrogno, City Manager at (412) 233-8113 or (412) 233-6924

For Emergencies, Call 911

For Non - Emergencies, Call (412) 233-6211

Applications for Police Officers are currently being accepted.

Along with the application you will be required to provide the following forms and/or information prior to
the INTERVIEW process.
  1. Application Form
  2. Pennsylvania Child Abuse History Clearance Form
  3. P.S.P. request for Criminal Record Check
  4. U.S.D.J. Immigration and Naturalization Form I-9
  5. Quick Personal Background Information Form
  6. Permission to investigate Application Form
  7. Copy of your current PA operators license
  8. Current weapon qualification
  9. Act 120 Grade Sheet & Diploma
  10. Current First Aid and CPR Cards
  11. Copy of your MPOETC Card if currently employed by another department
  12. Resume
  13. Copies of Law Enforcement Certificate/Diplomas, etc
  14. All other information you may deem necessary

You may submit all of these items with your initial application.

 

Public Notice

Loitering Ordinance Effective March 26, 2004

 

The Council of the City of Clairton finds that it is in the best interest of the Clairton resident to establish this Ordinance in order to promote the general safety and welfare of the citizens of Clairton.......................

 

it shall be unlawful fo any person to be found loitering at the corners or upon any public street, or in front of any store, shop, place of business...........................

without having any apparent business or reason to do so, and after such person has been ordered away by any police officer..................

 

ORDINANCE # 1750 - FINE UP TO $300.00.....................

.......it is ordained and enacted by Authority of Council, that "LOITERING"....... is PROHIBITED in the City of Clairton and will not be tolerated
Enacted - 9 March 2004

 

 

Abandoned Vehicles

Vehicles parked on the local streets of Clairton must have a valid PA or State Registration and must be up to date with Inspection and Emissions.

If this information is not on the vehicle, it will be tagged and must be removed from off the street within 3 days or it will be considered an ABANDONED VEHICLE. It then will be towed and will aquire additional fees. Please contact the police if your vehicle has been towed at the above phone number of (412) 233-6211

 

For any and all Incident or Accident reports, please go to the Finance Office

Accident Reports $5.00

Incident Reports $10.00

 

District Magistrate 05-3-09

Serving Only Clairton, Glassport, Portvue & Liberty Boro

Armand Martin

1 Allegheny Square
Suite 1
Glassport, PA 15045
(412) 673-0873

Hours of Operation

Mondays: 8:30am - 6:00pm
Tuesdays through Fridays: 8:30am-4:30pm

Closed for lunch daily from noon to 1pm and Tuesdays from 11:30am to 12:30pm.

CLOSED ALL MAJOR HOLIDAYS INCLUDING ELECTION DAY AND THE DAY AFTER THANKSGIVING.

This office handles the filings of Civil and Landlord disputes,Summary and Criminal hearings.

Private Complaints heard by the District Attorney on Tuesdays Only before 2pm.

Fines can be paid with either cash, check or money order only



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