This is the official page for the Fairview Township Police Department, located in New Cumbe
Operating as usual
**UPDATE"" "Rosey" has been reunited with her family!!
This pretty girl was found on Old Stage Road in the area of Cedars Road. She appears to be a young Rottweiler mix. If you know where she belongs, contact the Fairview Township Police Department at 717-901-5267.
We would like to extend a special thank you to the Fox Eichelberger VFW Post 7415 for their generous donation to our agency! Thanks to that generosity, we will be able to purchase and place into service handheld thermal imaging devices. Having access to these devices in our police cars will greatly increase officer safety and aid us in searching dark or overgrown environments for people, whether they are victims or suspects, as well as evidence. When seconds can make all the difference, these devices can be a life saver!
Thank you VFW Post 7415!
At last nights board meeting, we were proud to be presented with our accreditation certificate as well as a plaque recognizing the Fairview Township Police Department as a Premier Accredited Agency. James Adams, Accreditation Program Coordinator for the Pennsylvania Chief's of Police Organization, was on hand to make the presentation. We are grateful for his recognition.
The Fairview Township Police Department was first accredited in February of 2004 and was one of only 11 agencies in the Commonwealth to reach this achievement at that time. In 2019 we attained the Premier Agency Status which we retained during this latest re-accreditation period. The Accreditation Commission considers their premier agencies to be in the "top echelon of agencies in Pennsylvania". We are 1 of only 24 police department's in Pennsylvania that have achieved this lofty status. We could not do this without the commitment of our dedicated officers and the hard work of our Accreditation Coordinator, Valjoy Galli.
On hand to accept the awards from Mr. Adams was Valjoy Galli, Lieutenant Davis Holland, and retiring Chief Jason Loper.
You can learn more about law enforcement accreditation in Pennsylvania by going to our website.
https://york.crimewatchpa.com/fairviewtwppd/42144/content/accreditation
The Fairview Township Police Department is excited to welcome Officer Liam Cash to our ranks. On Wednesday, August 24th Officer Cash was sworn in by Magisterial District Judge Scott Gross as our newest officer. Officer Cash comes to us with experience from the Folcroft Borough Police Department and the Montgomery County Sherriff's Office.
Be sure to say hi to Officer Cash when you see him on patrol!
**That was quick. Gracie is happy to be reunited with her family!**
This sweet girl was just found on Rudytown Road. If you know where home is for her, please call the Fairview Township Police Department at 717-901-5267.
We had a wonderful National Night Out on Tuesday evening! It was nice to return to normal after a two year hiatus thanks to Covid. We are so grateful to all of our sponsors who make it possible for us to put this event on with zero cost to the taxpayers of Fairview Township or the attendees at the event!
Here are some pictures from the evening. Check out the last picture for a listing of all the organizations and businesses that made this event possible.
Thank you to everybody that came out and we look forward to seeing everybody again next year!
NEWS POST: Chief Jason Loper Retiring After 28 Years with Fairview Township
After 28 years with the Fairview Township Police Department, Chief Jason Loper is retiring. His last day was yesterday.Chief Loper joined the department on September 4, 1994 and will be using leave time until he reaches his official retirement...
We are just over 24 hours away from our National Night Out celebration. Be sure to join us from 5:00 pm until 8:00 pm (rain or shine) at Roof Park. There will be a lot of free food and drink, bounce houses, the kid's workshop will be back again under the large tent near the blue pavilion, and over 40 organizations will be represented with vendor booths within the park. Finally, be sure to make it to the blue pavilion for our free raffle and a chance to win a bike as well as some other exciting prizes! Each person gets 6 entries in the raffle.
We can't wait to see everybody tomorrow evening!
Starting July 16th, 988 will be a universal entry point so that no matter where you live in the U.S., you can easily access 24/7 emotional support.
In the meantime, please continue to share 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to be connected with a trained, caring counselor.
We're here for you.
"Dipstick" is on the loose again. If anybody spots him, please contact the Fairview Township Police Department at 717-901-5267.
A throwback Thursday picture from 1991. Back before computers in the police cars were common, Sgt. Jerry Miller purchased one himself and had a bracket fabricated by a local machine shop so it would fit in a brief case. He then used it to complete incident reports in the car and for assisting with accident reconstruction.
**UPDATE** "Dipstick" has been reunited with his family.
This male beagle mix was found in the area of Old Forge Road and Rudytown Road this afternoon. He has no collar. If you recognize him, please contact the Fairview Township Police Department at 717-901-5267.
NEWS POST: Celebrate the 4th of July Safely and Legally
The Fairview Township Police Department wants to wish everybody a happy and safe Fourth of July. Residents should have a firm understanding of which fireworks they are now permitted to possess and use under Pennsylvania's new fireworks law.
Just a reminder to everybody that National Night Out is just over 1 month away! Make plans to join us at Roof Park on Tuesday, August 2nd from 5pm until 8pm to interact with our officers and vendors, eat some food, have fun, and maybe win a bicycle.
We can't wait to see you there!
Chief Loper and forensic nurse Debbie Nandor-Levin were recently honored for their years of dedication and work with the York County Children's Advocacy Center.
Hannah has gone missing from Glen Arden Drive off of Siddonsburg Road. She has been missing for 4 days and is mainly an indoor cat. If Hannah is found, please contact the Fairview Township Police Department.
**Update** "Buck" has been reunited with his family.
This friendly, and well kept boy was found in the area or Valley Road and Old York Road. He appears to be a pit bull mix and is wearing a light blue collar. If you know who the owner is, please call the Fairview Township Police Department.
On this Memorial Day, please remember those who gave their lives in service to our country.
*** UPDATE *** The dog and her owner have been reunited.
This friendly female Beagle was found earlier today in the Green Lane Farms development. If you know who the owner is, please contact the Fairview Township Police Department at 717-901-5267
Today is National Peace Officers Memorial Day, the start of National Police Week. It is the day we remember and honor more than 23,000 law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty. Flags are to be flown at staff from sunrise to sunset.
In 1962, President Kennedy proclaimed May 15 as National Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which May 15 falls, as National Police Week. Established by a joint resolution of Congress in 1962, National Police Week pays special recognition to those law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty.
Please remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice and the loved ones they left behind.
Thank you to Mrs.Ierley and her students from Fishing Creek Elementary for thinking of us! It means more than you know.
On Saturday May 7th, the police department held our 2021 awards dinner at the Fairview Township fire house for the officers and their families. PA State Rep. Dawn Keefer was our guest speaker and expressed how grateful she was for the service the police department provides.
Among the awards presented that night included:
- nine officers were recognized for using naloxone to save the lives of 16 individuals last year;
- Records Management clerk Valjoy Galli was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation for the work she performed as Accreditation Manager;
- Sgt.Mike Bennage, Ofc. Mike Bishop, Det. Chad Bowman, Det. Jason Lotier and Evidence Specialist Connie Hertzog received Chiefs Commendations for their excellent performance during a homicide investigation;
- Det. Chad Bowman received a Chiefs Commendation for his hard work and arrest in a juvenile sexual assault investigation;
- Evidence Specialist Connie Hertzog received the Community Service Award for her all of her work and positivity in the community;
- Officer Joshua Poplin was named the 2021 Officer of the Year. Ofc. Poplin is a very pro-active officer in DUI and drug enforcement, as well as a department fi****ms instructor and a ballistic shield instructor. He taught not only officers here in the proper use of the shield, but also officers throughout York county in order to help keep them safe. In addition, he personally trained very hard to prepare himself both physically and mentally to pass the SWAT school held last year by the Maryland State Police. His positive attitude is infectious and he is well liked and respected by his peers. He is very deserving of the 2021 Officer of the Year award.
***UPDATE*** The owner saw this post and contacted the police department.
This friendly, energetic male dog was found running down Valley Road, Etters. It had a collar on, but no tags. If you know who the owner is, please contact the police department at 717-901-5267.
Surprise visit with Officer Kayla !!!
Photos from York County District Attorney's Office - District Attorney Dave Sunday's post
Please remember we will be at Crossroads Middle School tomorrow between 10am-2pm for the DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Stop by with your unwanted or unused medications or just to say hi.
Don't forget National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is this Saturday from 10am-2pm!
Bring your unused or expired medications for safe disposal at any of the five collection sites throughout York County.
For more information visit www.DEATakeBack.com
After more than 14 years, today was Administrative Assistant Jayne Burnett's last day at the police department. As a way to thank her for all she has done for us, we had a luncheon in her honor. She was presented with a custom vase by Remember it in Glass that contained her "badge number" in our department patch, along with her name and dates of service.
Jayne has been a valuable member of the agency and the work she did made all of our jobs easier. We want to thank her for all she has done for both the residents of Fairview Township and the police department. While we can replace the position she is leaving, we will not be able to replace the person.
We wish her much happiness in a well-deserved retirement! She will be missed!
***UPDATE*** The owner contacted the police department and will be reunited with the dog shortly.
This friendly male pit bull mix was found this morning in Lewisberry Borough. If you are the owner or know who is, please contact the Fairview Township Police Department at 717-901-5267.
CASE: Police Investigating a Theft of a Bicycle
The Fairview Township Police Department is investigating the theft of a white Trek mountain bike from Musket Court in Lewisberry. A security camera caught an older, white male drive up in a dark in color pickup truck with a tan bed. The male...
Photos from York County, PA Sheriff's Office's post
Our hearts go out to the Lebanon City Police Department during this very difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with them, the officers recovering from their injuries, and especially the family and friends of the officer who was murdered in the line of duty.
Stop by and see us with your unused or expired medications between 10:00-2:00 on Saturday April 30th at Crossroads Middle School.
Our next location is....
Crossroads Middle School at 5535 Fishing Creek Rd, Lewisberry, PA, 17339. Visit on April 30, 2022 between 10am and 2pm to dispose of your unused or expired medications for safe disposal!
What is ACCEPTED:
Prescription or over the counter tablets, capsules, ointments, creams and liquids, vitamins, or pet medications
What is NOT ACCEPTED:
Sharps and syringes, thermometers, or oxygen containers
***UPDATE*** The dog and his owner have been reunited.
We have another dog that we are trying to reunite with his owner. He was found on Sawmill Road and is very friendly. Please contact the police department at 717-901-5267 if you know who the owner is.
UPDATE: We have confirmed that the dogs are back home with their owner.
These two dogs were found on Meadowbrook Road, New Cumberland, which is near the Giant and Rite Aid. If anyone knows who the owner is, please contact the Fairview Township Police Department at 717-901-5267.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families of Trooper Mack and Trooper Sisca.
Great job Sophia Langan on being chosen to represent Crossroads Middle School with your fantastic artwork! You did a great job and we are proud to share it on a billboard so others can see your talent.
Congratulations to all of the students who had their artwork selected during Youth Art Month! Keep up the great work!
UPDATE: The dogs are back home with their owner. Thank you all for your shares of this post.
Last night, Tank and Owen ran away from their home on Big Spring Road, Etters. Tank is a 7-month old black and white American Bully and Owen is a tan Puggle.
If seen, please contact the police department at 717-901-5267.
Please come watch the charity hockey game between Police and Fire Fighters that benefits the Middletown Volunteer firefighter who was injured in a recent fire.
Throwback Thursday photo (unknown year).
The Fairview Township Police Department is accepting applications for a full-time Administrative Assistant. The Administrative Assistant reports to the Chief of Police and Lieutenant. The work is primarily administrative and secretarial in nature. This position requires someone with a high level of organization, professional communication skills, and the ability to prioritize tasks. A copy of the job description is attached.
Hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Benefits include medical and dental insurance, vacation days, sick leave, and a pension plan. Salary is dependent on experience and must be approved by the Fairview Township Board of Supervisors.
Interested persons should go to the link below to access the application forms. They can be returned to the Fairview Township Police Department via US Mail or via email to [Email hidden]. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
https://york.crimewatchpa.com/fairviewtwppd/42144/post/hiring-administrative-assistant
**UPDATE** Jackson has been returned home!
This male German Shepherd was found today in the 700 block of Fishing Creek Road. If you recognize him, call the Fairview Township Police Department at 717-901-5267.
**UPDATE** Ruby has been reunited with her family!!
This morning, this big girl was found in the area of Siddonsburg Road and Observatory Drive. She has a collar on but doesn’t have tags. Please help us find her owners. If you recognize her, please call us at 717-901-5267.
CASE: Police Searching for Retail Theft Suspect
On January 19, 2022 the female pictured in this post stole a large quantity of perfume and cologne from the Rite Aid in the 100 block of Old York Road in Fairview Township. Police are requesting help in identifying the suspect.
*** UPDATE*** Daisy was located. Thank you all for your assistance and post shares.
Daisy is a 5-month old Beagle mix who went missing last night. She is friendly, but may be skittish. She was last seen in the Green Lane Manor area of Fairview Township.
If found, please contact the police department at 717-901-5267 so we can reunite her with her owners.
Photos from PA Emergency Management Agency's post
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***UDATE*** Ryder is back home safe and sound.
Ryder is missing from Red Haven Road.
Ryder ran away this morning, but has been running loose around the neighborhood. Ryder was last seen behind CVS around 2:00 pm.
Ryder is a 2 1/2 year old Shepherd and Great Dane mix, has a white belly with tan brindle top. Ryder is not wearing a collar, but is microchip. Ryder is friendly.
Applications are now being accepted for the Cumberland County Police Testing Consortium. Although we are located in York County, the Fairview Township Police Department is one of the agencies that participate in this process.
If you are interested in a career as a police officer, this is a great way to get started since you can test one time for 14 different police departments. There is a $75 fee, and testing will take place on March 26 and March 27, 2022.
For more information or to apply, please visit https://cumberlandcountypolicetest.com/.
A reminder that our lobby will be closing at noon today and reopening at 8:00 am Monday January 3rd. Officers will be available 24-hours a day and can be reached by calling 911 if needed.
We wish everyone a happy New Year, and want to remind everyone to celebrate New Year's Eve responsibly. If you will be drinking, please don't drive. The risk of doing so is not worth it, so plan ahead and have a designated driver. Also please be considerate of your neighbors if you have a party or are legally setting off consumer fireworks.
As we reflect on 2021, we again want to thank the residents of Fairview Township for your support throughout this past year. Over this holiday season we were overwhelmed with various cards and gifts including cookies, popcorn and even gift cards for local restaurants. Your support and generosity is truly appreciated and we look forward to serving you in the upcoming year.
599 Lewisberry Road
New Cumberland, PA
17070
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