Upper Nazareth Police

08/20/2026

The car show scheduled for this weekend (August 22nd) has be rescheduled to September 19th (due to inclement weather in the forecast) 🌧️

08/20/2026

🐾 HELP US FIND HER OWNER🐾
This sweet girl was found overnight in the “S” curves on Bath Pike (SR 248), near Nazareth Borough.
She is a female, black-and-tan German Shepard/ mix, with one upright ear and one floppy ear. She was found without a collar or identification.
She is very friendly and is safe and being cared for.
If you recognize the dog or know who her owner may be please contact the Upper Nazareth Police Department at 610-759-7448.
Please share this post so we can get this sweet girl back home 🐕

08/03/2026

Please join us in welcoming Officer Tyler Todora and Officer Amie Barclay to the Upper Nazareth Police.
Both officers bring valuable experience and a strong commitment to public service. We are excited to have them join our team and are confident their knowledge, professionalism, and dedication will greatly benefit the residents of Upper Nazareth.
Welcome to the department, Officer Todora and Officer Barclay! We wish you both a safe and successful career serving our community.

06/30/2026

**UPDATE** THE DOGS ARE IN AIR CONDITIONING WHILE TRYING TO LOCATE THE OWNER
Help us locate the owner of our two Canine friends. Contact us at 610-759-7448.

06/19/2026

UPDATE: Case closed***We no longer need to locate this vehicle***‼️Attempting to locate a white sedan, unknown make/model/registration. The vehicle was involved in a hit and run on 6/16/26 just before 7:51PM on Westminster Way in Upper Nazareth.‼️

06/18/2026

Mark your calendars!!!

06/03/2026

SCAM ALERT
Over the past several days, we have received multiple reports involving
the following scam:
An Upper Nazareth Township resident receives a phone call from an
individual claiming to be a deputy with the Northampton County
Sheriff's Office. The caller states that the resident failed to appear for
jury duty and that a warrant has been issued for their arrest.
The caller then instructs the resident to report to the Northampton
County Courthouse. During the conversation, the caller claims that the
resident can avoid immediate arrest by paying a portion of their bond.
The resident is directed to a Bitcoin ATM and instructed to deposit cash
into an account using information provided by the caller.
This is a scam.
The Northampton County Sheriff's Office, the courts, and law
enforcement agencies will never demand payment over the phone, nor
will they require payment through Bitcoin ATMs, gift cards, wire
transfers, or cash deposits to resolve warrants, jury duty issues, or court
matters.
If you receive a call threatening arrest, court action, or demanding
payment by Bitcoin, Apple gift cards, cash deposits, or any other
unusual method:
• Hang up immediately.
• Do not provide personal or financial information.
• Do not send money.
• Contact your local police department to report the incident.
Please share this information with family members, friends, and
neighbors to help prevent others from becoming victims.

05/28/2026

05/13/2026

🚨🚔 Police Week 2026 🚔🚨

As we embark on Police Week 2026, we remember the sacrifices made by law enforcement officers who work each day to ensure public safety, order, and justice.
The Upper Nazareth Police Department recognizes the hard work, dedication, and professionalism of our officers. We thank them for their service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to keeping our community safe.
We also acknowledge and thank our community for its continued support and partnership. A safe community is built through the collective efforts of law enforcement and the residents we proudly serve.
We sincerely appreciate your trust, cooperation, and ongoing support.
Throughout this week we encourage everyone to reflect and give thanks to the men and women of law enforcement who serve and protect the community each day.

04/29/2026

🚔 Members of the Upper Nazareth Police Department joined the Nazareth Area High School SADD club on Tuesday, April 28th to present a staged traffic accident aimed at raising awareness and promoting positive decision making during prom and graduation season.
Members of local law enforcement, fire, and EMS agencies participated to provide a realistic depiction of an alcohol related vehicle crash and it’s consequences.