Feb
12
img_8346The Mt. Lebanon Police Department is currently taking applications for its 2011 Citizens’ Police Academy.  Learn about how your Department works and have some fun in the process.  You can download an application from the MLPD website, under Upcoming Events (start by using the link at the right of this post). 
        Hurry, the deadline is fast approaching!!!


 
Jan
31

We apologize for getting our solicitation mailing out to you, our residents, a little late this year.  We understand that the closer it gets to the holidays, the more everyones’ budgets are stretched.  So, sometimes it is a little harder to give around the holidays.  We will try harder in the future to get it out to you around Thanksgiving to avoid any conflicts. 

Please remember this is our only fundraising effort each year.  You can still make a donation if you wish.  As outlined on our “Donate” tab, you can make a donation on here using PayPal or mail/bring a check to the Police Department.  As always, we welcome your input.  Please feel free to contact us if you have any comments or questions.



 
Dec
14
Operation Helping Hand 2010

Operation Helping Hand 2010

This was a civic community project lead by the Police Association and the Crime Prevention Unit  for families in need of food and winter jackets for children in the Mt. Lebanon area.  Appearing in the picture (L to R):  Michael Riemer, MLPA Treasurer – Major Jan Duperree, Salvation Army – Jim Salerno, Principal, Lincoln Elementary – Dianna Hess, Nurse, Lincoln School – Jim McNab, Owner of Shop N Save – Major Tim Duperree, Salvation Army.



 
Dec
09
(L to R) Don Lewis, Manager for Shop N Save – Michael Riemer, MLPA Treasurer – Jean Bridgers, Resident – Dot Colazzi, Lifespan Director – Robert Audley, Lifespan Driver


 
Oct
30

The Association, together with the Police Department, assisted in this wonderful annual tradition.  Little ghouls, ghosts, and goblins were provided with glow sticks to make them more visible during their evening quest.



 
Sep
30

The three points that are the fundamental basis of the Mt. Lebanon Youth Football Association http://www.mtlebanonfootball.com)  suggest why the Police Association chooses to help sponsor such constructive activities for the youth of the community



 
Aug
07

The Historical Society of Mount Lebanon, with support from the Mt. Lebanon Partnership and the Mt. Lebanon Police Association, presented the ULTRAparty 2010 to benefit The Center for Autism at The Children’s Institute.  During the festivities, Washington Road (in the Uptown Area) is closed to vehicular traffic, a musical stage is centrally located, and food and drink vendors are strategically placed on each side of the closed street area.  This year’s ULTRAparty, Mt. Lebanon’s summer street party, was held in memory of Lisa Styles.  



 
Jun
27

The Mt. Lebanon Police Assocation,  in conjunction with other organizations, hosted its annual celebration on June 27, 2010. 



 
Jun
10

Off-duty Mt. Lebanon Police Officers (Association Members) formed a team and participated in this great community event.  We made up one of 76 teams that helped raise over $150,000… helping Mt. Lebanon to reach the level of ‘Rookie Relay of the Year”.



 
Dec
01
Greetings once again!!! Thank you for visiting our website.  We are currently researching other formats so that we may better showcase what we do and how we work with you to make our community a better place.
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In the meantime, here are just a few representative photos of what we have been involved in this past year….
Senior Outreach w/ Shop-N-Save

Senior Outreach w/ Shop-N-Save

 

Child Safety Education

Child Safety Education

 

DARE Graduation - Essay Finalists

DARE Graduation - Essay Finalists

 

2009 MLHS Scholarships

2009 MLHS Scholarships

 

Bicycle Safety Rodeos

Bicycle Safety Rodeos

 

 

!!! PLEASE CONTINUE TO HELP OUR CAUSE WITH YOUR TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS !!!