BETHEL PARK POLICE

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Police Mission Statement

The Bethel Park Police Department is dedicated to ensuring public safety and enhancing the community’s quality of life by enforcing the law in a manner consistent with the rights of all. We are committed to integrity and fairness in our dealings with both the community and the department members who serve within. We will strive to provide the highest quality service to the citizens and the community through honor, professionalism, commitment, compassion, and accountability. We will respond to the changing needs of the community and its law enforcement officers, by maintaining a progressive approach to our work and continuing to develop innovative programs aimed at achieving excellence in law enforcement.

Department Overview

The Police Department consists of 39 full-time police patrol/investigative officers, six emergency dispatchers, and two administrative staff. The Police Department is responsible for 24-hour community-wide law enforcement and responds to all requests for emergency services. The Police Department responds to an estimated 16,000 calls for service per year.

In order to provide thorough and efficient law enforcement in the community, the Department has specialized sub-departments which include the Patrol Division, Traffic Division, Investigations, Crime Prevention/Community Resource Division, K-9 Patrol, and a School Resource Officer Division.

The Police Department consists of 38 full-time police patrol/investigative officers, five emergency dispatchers, and two administrative staff. The Police Department is responsible for 24-hour community-wide law enforcement and responds to all requests for emergency services. The Police Department responds to an estimated 16,000 calls for service per year.

In order to provide thorough and efficient law enforcement in the community, the Department has specialized sub-departments which include the Patrol Division, Traffic Division, Investigations, Crime Prevention/Community Resource Division, Bicycle Patrol, and a School Resource Officer Division.

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