Salisbury Township Police Department

🛑 STPD TRAFFIC ADVISORY 🛑
ROAD CLOSED From Old South Pike to east/west rock road due to a previous accident. Low hanging wires and damaged pole. DO NOT go around the barricades. We will update when roadway is reopened.

If you are out and reading this it means it's still not too late to get a safe ride home.

🍦 Stop by Salisbury Elementary School today between 12:00pm and 4:00pm for the annual ice cream festival. Meet members of our fire and police departments and enjoy a cold ice cream!

🚨 Fifth grade class is filled. We have a limited number of openings for the sixth grade class. (Students who are currently in sixth grade.) If your son or daughter is interested, please sign up with the link below. The class is 9:00am-3:00pm July 13-17.

Salisbury Police 2026 Youth Law Enforcement Academy Registration Form (6th Grade)

🎉 Congratulations to the Salisbury High School class of 2026! All of your hard work paid off. We wish you a very bright and healthy future.

Today, the Salisbury Township Police Department and the Allentown Police Department conducted a joint traffic‑safety enforcement detail along both West and East Susquehanna Street. The operation began outside Roosevelt Elementary School, where officers focused on adult drivers transporting elementary‑aged children who were not properly restrained. Several citations were issued, including one involving a child who was kneeling on the front passenger seat and pressed against the dashboard while the vehicle was in motion. Ensuring proper child‑restraint use remains a top priority for both departments.

After concluding school‑zone enforcement, officers shifted their attention to speed enforcement on East Susquehanna Street, an area selected in response to numerous community complaints about unsafe driving. Approximately 30 speeding citations were issued with a top speed of 65 mph in the posted 35 mph speed zone.

Our department will continue these proactive initiatives and will soon conduct additional enforcement along East Emmaus Avenue. We thank the Allentown Police Department for their continued partnership and dedication.

Please drive safely!

Congratulations to Officer Jason Laky on his retirement. Serving Salisbury Township for a total of 29 years. Jason initiated our first K-9 program and handled 3 dogs prior to becoming a master trainer. He assumed the role of SRO at Salisbury Middle School later in his career along with coaching baseball and basketball. He helped initiate many programs that excelled our department into what it is today. All members of our department would like to wish Officer Laky a long and relaxing retirement from law enforcement. We wish you and your family the best in the future. Thank you for your service.

🍩 A day near and dear to our hearts!

🎶 This evening two gentlemen from a neighboring city decided to stop by Salisbury Township to pay us a visit. Turns out they’re also now paying a fine. We encourage everyone to enjoy our parks but blatant disruptive behavior that affects our residents will not be tolerated. Feel free to share this post to get the word out.