Clifton Heights Borough Police Department

07/18/2026

Found this happy guy on Glenwood & Harrison Ave. If you are his human give us a call.

07/04/2026

We found this guy around Church Street and Springfield Road about a 1/2 hour ago. Please call us at 610 623 3242. If he's yours

06/16/2026

Gilliam was the subject of a previous post from two weeks ago for theft and related charges. He was subsequently ID'd by followers, and a warrant was issued for his arrest. Gilliam was taken into custody on unrelated charges from a neighboring PD. Our warrant was served and he is currently jailed pending a preliminary hearing.

06/16/2026

On June 13 about 830pm the CHPD responded to a report of a fight in the highway. Upon arrival it was learned that the victim was walking on Baltimore Ave. when he was assaulted in an unprovoked attack by Kabba Kamara who fled upon police arrival.
Kamara was taken into custody minutes later by responding officers. He was charged with assault and related offenses and jailed on $50k 10%, pending a preliminary hearing.

06/05/2026

CHPD is looking to identify this individual in connection with a theft from vehicle investigation that occurred on 5/28 around 4:15am on Cherry St. This person arrives in the area via the 109 bus from 69th street at Baltimore and Church and leaves the area on foot towards Lansdowne.
Anyone with information can contact the CHPD at 610-623-3242.

06/04/2026

We are coming down to the last week of accepting applications for employment as a full-time police officer in the Borough of Clifton Heights. Apps close on June 12 at 4:00pm and can be downloaded at www.clifftonheightspolice.com or picked up in person.

06/02/2026

Pennsylvania's Distracted Driving Law Known as Paul Miller’s Law bans the use of hand-held devices while driving. Going live June 5, 2026, the law prohibits as a primary offense any driver from using an interactive mobile device (IMD) while driving a motor vehicle.

The law: Defines an interactive mobile device as a handheld wireless telephone, personal digital assistant, smart phone, portable or mobile computer, or similar device which can be used for voice communication, texting, emailing, browsing the Internet, instant messaging, playing games, taking or transmitting images, recording or broadcasting videos, creating or sharing social media or otherwise sending or receiving electronic data. Defines driving as operating a motor vehicle on a highway, including anytime the motor vehicle is temporarily stationary because of traffic, a traffic control device (e.g., a traffic light or stop sign), or other momentary delay.

Defines the use of an interactive mobile device as using at least one hand to hold, or supporting with another part of the body, an interactive mobile device, dialing or answering an interactive mobile device by pressing more than a single button, or reaching for an interactive mobile device that requires a driver to maneuver so that the driver is no longer in a seated driving position, restrained by a seat belt.

Under this Law As a primary offense, drivers can be stopped by police if they have a mobile device in their hand while driving.

Effective June 5, 2026, the penalty is a summary offense with a $50 fine, plus court costs and other fees. If a driver is convicted of homicide by vehicle and driving while distracted, they may be sentenced up to an additional five years in prison.

05/27/2026

Thanks to Janice Liberato and the members of Delco has your Six for reaching out Tuesday and stopping by our department for a visit and dropping off lunch.
Delco has you Six is a great organization the supports law enforcement throughout Delco and fosters important police and community relationships.
Drop by their next event on September 12th at Rose Tree Park where they will host law enforcement and the Delco community for a fun interactive day with demonstrations, food trucks and meet and greet opportunities with local law enforcement.

05/26/2026

The Clifton Heights Police Department is looking for applicants like you. Are you Act 120 certified, self-motivated, community oriented and looking for a great paying career in law enforcement? Maybe you are a good fit. Whether you are a rookie applying for their first job or a veteran officer looking for change, we have a position for you.
The application period closes on June 12th with testing on June 20th. All equipment and uniforms are provided to be a successful and safe law enforcement officer. Go to our website at www.cliftonheightspolice.com to see all requirements and download an application. You can also pick one up in person at our police headquarters. Hurry, the clock is ticking on this great opportunity.

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05/18/2026

We are hiring full time police! Some of the benefits include: 100% employer paid family medical, prescription, dental and vision, paid vacation and holidays, police pension upon retirement and last but not least probation base salary (approx) of 84k with full salary in 18 months of (approx) 97k plus overtime and night differential.

We are a progressive, community-oriented and accredited police department serving over 6000 residents. The Clifton Heights Police Department needs self-motivated individuals answering the calling to assist fellow residents and protect life and property on a daily basis.

Go to www.cliftonheightspolice.com to download an application and see further requirements. We are also hiring part time officers at an hourly rate with flexible scheduling.

Applications close June 12, 2026, at 4:00pm. Must be 21 years of age and Act 120 certified upon appointment.