North Fayette Township

09/02/2026

Volunteer Opportunity: Serve on the North Fayette Township Parks & Recreation BoardThe Township is seeking community-minded residents to fill three vacancies on the Parks & Recreation Board.Th

09/02/2026

08/21/2026

🚨County Hauling had an issue with their recycling truck today. If your recycling was not collected today, it will be collected first thing in the morning.

08/21/2026

North Fayette Police are seeing an increase in scams using fake law enforcement notices, phone calls, and AI-generated flyers that appear official.

Common signs of a scam:
• Demands for immediate payment to avoid arrest or legal action
• Requests to deposit money at Walmart, Walgreens, or another retailer.
• Instructions to pay using gift cards, cryptocurrency, or money transfers.
• Pressure to act quickly or keep the matter secret.
• Phone calls, texts, or notices claiming to be from law enforcement demanding money.

The Sheriff's Office, Attorney General's Office, and local law enforcement agencies, including the North Fayette Township Police Department, will never demand payment over the phone or through gift cards or retail store transactions.

If something seems off, it probably is....

If you believe you have been targeted by a scam, call 911 and request to speak with a police officer.

08/19/2026

The North Fayette Township Police Department is pleased to announce the newest member of our organization, K9 Officer Mylo.

K9 Mylo is a fi****ms detection, and tracking dog who will work with Patrolman (School Resource Officer) James Samarco, to help enhance safety across the West Allegheny School District campus. K9 Mylo is also trained to detect explosives containing smokeless powder and/or black powder.

Patrolman Samarco and K9 Mylo have completed specialized training in the detection of fi****ms, am******on, weapons-related materials, and tracking. This highly trained team will serve as an additional resource in our ongoing commitment to maintaining a safe and secure learning environment for all students, staff, and visitors of West A, under the direction of Lieutenant Michael Hamm.

You may see K9 Mylo conducting routine patrols on the afternoon shift, participating in safety checks, attending school events, and interacting with students and staff throughout the year. While his primary role is weapons detection and tracking, K9 Mylo will also serve as a positive ambassador, helping build relationships between law enforcement and our school community. Additionally, K9 Mylo will serve as an asset to the police department, during the summer, while Patrolman Samarco returns to the road for 3 months.

Please join us in welcoming K9 Mylo. We look forward to the positive impact he will have in our schools and the community as a whole.

If you have any questions about the K9 program, please contact Officer Samarco at [email protected].

08/19/2026

School starts soon, and buses will be back on the road next week. Slow down, stay alert, and stop for flashing red lights.

08/13/2026

Aldi Ribbing Cutting

08/07/2026