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Clutch took some time during her training to be a service dog to assist us with Christmas For Kids. Such a good girl!
12/11/2025

Clutch took some time during her training to be a service dog to assist us with Christmas For Kids. Such a good girl!

Christmas For Kids is in shopping mode. Making progress!
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Christmas For Kids is in shopping mode. Making progress!

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09/11/2025

Electric scooters have become a popular way to get around, but their legal status in Pennsylvania can be confusing. Here’s a breakdown of the current status of Pennsylvania law regarding electric scooters and electric bikes.

Pennsylvania law is quite strict when it comes to electric scooters on public roads. The state considers them vehicles Title 75, §102 Definitions (motor-driven cycle), meaning they are not exempt from titling and registration requirements as set forth by PennDOT and would be required to pass equipment standards and inspection requirements. However, most electric scooters don’t have the necessary equipment (like turn signals and mirrors) to meet these registration and inspection requirements. Electric scooters, like electric skateboards and electric unicycles, cannot be legally operated on public roadways. Electric scooters can only be operated on private property.
Pennsylvania law also prohibits electric scooters on sidewalks. Title 75, § 3703.
In Pennsylvania, an electric bike (e-bike) is considered a “pedacycle with electric assist”, provided it meets certain criteria: The electric motor must be under 750 watts, it can reach a maximum speed of 20 mph on a level surface when powered solely by the motor, the e-bike must weigh no more than 100 lbs., and the e-bike must have operable pedals. Additionally, the operator of the e-bike must be 16 years of age or older.
It’s important to be aware that rules and regulations regarding electric scooters and electric bikes can change.

09/11/2025

If you were driving through Windber Borough on Tuesday, September 9th, and lost tools, call our office at (814) 467-8383 and describe what vehicle you were driving and what tools you are missing.

02/12/2025

The Windber Police Department is seeking assistance in identifying this individual and vehicle involved in a hit-and-run accident.

If you have any information, please contact WPD at 814-445-1525.

IDENTIFIED.

Thank you for your help.

01/29/2025

SCAM ALERT - Windber Police are warning the public about a scam in the Windber area. Approximately 1:30PM January 28th, an elderly female received a phone call claiming her grandson had been involved in an accident in Johnstown and needed money to get out of jail. Believing it was him, she agreed to provide the money. A short time later a black male with cornrows, dressed in dark clothing and driving a newer gold or tan SUV arrived at her home. The suspect never got out of his car or came near her home, she walked outside and gave him the money. A short time later she made contact with her grandson and realized she had been scammed.

Windber Police are asking anyone with information to call 814-467-8383. This is an ongoing investigation.

The final push is on! More shopping today and more sorting in the days to come. Our community response and support is ...
12/12/2024

The final push is on! More shopping today and more sorting in the days to come. Our community response and support is amazing. Thank you to everyone that has contributed to making this happen.

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