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*** OWNER LOCATED. THANK YOU! ***🚨LOST DOG 🚨Female mix breed possible Bernese Mountain Dog found today around 0715 near ...
08/12/2026

*** OWNER LOCATED. THANK YOU! ***

🚨LOST DOG 🚨

Female mix breed possible Bernese Mountain Dog found today around 0715 near Rizzo’s on 119. Blue collar. Safe with Greensburg Police until she is claimed.

Call 724-834-3800 if she belongs to you.

***UPDATE - OWNER LOCATED***🚨LOST DOG Around 0715 this morning a female Rottweiler puppy was found around the 400 block ...
08/01/2026

***UPDATE - OWNER LOCATED***

🚨LOST DOG

Around 0715 this morning a female Rottweiler puppy was found around the 400 block of Center Ave. she is wearing a blue collar and is not chipped.

Please contact City of Greensburg Police Dept. if you know where she may live (724) 834-3800

As we approach the Fourth of July holiday, the Greensburg Police Department would like to remind everyone to celebrate s...
06/29/2026

As we approach the Fourth of July holiday, the Greensburg Police Department would like to remind everyone to celebrate safely and responsibly.

Pennsylvania law permits the use of consumer fireworks, but there are important restrictions that everyone should know:

• You must be at least 18 years old to purchase or use consumer fireworks.
• Fireworks may not be discharged within 150 feet of an occupied structure or vehicle.
• You must have the property owner's permission before using fireworks on private property.
• Fireworks may not be discharged from or into a vehicle or building.
• Never use fireworks while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Never direct fireworks toward another person.

State law also limits the hours during which consumer fireworks may be used. While additional hours are permitted around the Fourth of July, residents should be considerate of their neighbors, pets, veterans, and others who may be sensitive to loud noises.

Before lighting fireworks, please take a few minutes to review the Pennsylvania State Police Fireworks FAQ for a complete explanation of the law:
https://www.pa.gov/agencies/psp/resources/safety-resources/fireworks-faq

Let's all do our part to ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable Independence Day. If you choose to celebrate with fireworks, please do so safely and responsibly.

Fireworks FAQ

06/10/2026
Outstanding work!The City of Greensburg proudly recognizes Officers Fazekas, Pennington, Judy, and Sergeant Hank Fontana...
06/10/2026

Outstanding work!

The City of Greensburg proudly recognizes Officers Fazekas, Pennington, Judy, and Sergeant Hank Fontana for their courageous and professional actions during a critical incident that occurred on April 12, 2026.
At approximately 9:56 p.m., Greensburg Police officers responded to a report of an intoxicated and suicidal male walking in the area of West Newton Street. The individual was reported to be armed with a knife, suffering from multiple self-inflicted wounds, and experiencing severe emotional distress.
Officer Fazekas was the first officer to arrive on scene and observed the male climbing the fence of the West Newton Street bridge over Route 30 in an apparent attempt to jump. Without hesitation and with complete disregard for his own personal safety, Officer Fazekas climbed the bridge fence and physically secured the individual, who was covered in blood, while attempting to calm and reassure him.
Officer Pennington arrived moments later and immediately joined Officer Fazekas on the bridge fence, assisting in safely restraining the individual while continuing efforts to de-escalate the situation through calm communication, compassion, and encouragement.
Sergeant Fontana and Officer Judy then arrived on scene and climbed the bridge fence, assisting their fellow officers in safely bringing the individual back over the barrier and onto the sidewalk.
Through exceptional teamwork, professionalism, courage, and compassion, these officers prevented what could have been a tragic loss of life. Their actions required them to place themselves in an extremely dangerous position high above Route 30 while confronting an armed and emotionally unstable individual in crisis.
Due to their swift response, composure under pressure, and unwavering commitment to preserving human life, Officers Fazekas, Pennington, Judy, and Sergeant Hank Fontana are hereby awarded the Life Saving Award in recognition of their outstanding service, bravery, and dedication to the City of Greensburg and the community they proudly serve.

The police body-worn camera footage is startling: A bloody man is perched on a Route 30 overpass, gripping a fence and making suicidal comments as Greensburg Officer Jacob Fazekas arrives. Traffic can be heard passing on the highway below the West Newton Road bridge. Fazekas is calm, repeatedly aski...

🚔 Public Safety Reminder 🚔Over the past week, Greensburg Police have arrested two individuals in separate incidents invo...
06/01/2026

đźš” Public Safety Reminder đźš”

Over the past week, Greensburg Police have arrested two individuals in separate incidents involving thefts from motor vehicles. In one case, a vehicle was stolen after the suspect found the keys left inside.

Unfortunately, this is not a new problem. Individuals looking for easy opportunities often walk through neighborhoods checking vehicle doors. In most cases, these crimes do not involve forced entry—the vehicles are simply left unlocked.

We were fortunate to recover and return stolen property to the owners in these recent incidents, but that is not always the outcome. Cash, credit cards, fi****ms, keys, and other valuables left inside vehicles can quickly become targets.

Please take a few simple steps to protect yourself:

• Lock your vehicle doors.
• Remove valuables from plain sight.
• Do not leave cash, credit cards, fi****ms, or other valuable items inside your vehicle.
• Never leave your keys in your vehicle.

A few seconds of prevention can save you from becoming a victim.

— Greensburg Police Department

05/12/2026

In case you’re wondering why this helicopter is hovering near the railroad tracks it’s they are tree trimming.

The Greensburg Police Department is happy to partner with State Representative Eric Nelson for today’s Hard-to-Read Lice...
05/11/2026

The Greensburg Police Department is happy to partner with State Representative Eric Nelson for today’s Hard-to-Read License Plate Replacement Event.

If your Pennsylvania license plate has become difficult to read due to peeling, fading, or damage, you may qualify for a free replacement through PennDOT.

đź“… Monday, May 11
⏰ 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍 Rep. Nelson’s District Office
101 Ehalt Street, Suite 105
Greensburg, PA

We appreciate Representative Nelson and his staff for organizing this community service event and helping residents stay compliant and safe on the roadway.

For questions, please contact 724-834-6400.

🚨 WARRANT ALERT – CITY OF GREENSBURG PD 🚨The City of Greensburg Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance ...
05/04/2026

🚨 WARRANT ALERT – CITY OF GREENSBURG PD 🚨

The City of Greensburg Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in locating Daniel Kinney, who currently has an active warrant for Domestic Violence – Simple Assault.

If you have any information on his whereabouts, please contact the Greensburg Police Department at 724-834-3800.

📞 Callers may remain anonymous.

Your assistance is appreciated.

04/07/2026

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416 S Main Street
Greensburg, PA
15601

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