North Strabane Township Public Safety

10/23/2026

10/09/2026

North Strabane Township Police Department is proud to participate with the annual Shop With A Cop Program. This event brings together local law enforcement officers and children from our community for a special day of Holiday shopping, laughter, and connection. We are seeking donations to help make this years event a success. North Strabane Township Public Safety

10/06/2026

Today we stopped at Wylandville and Borland Elementary schools to discuss fire safety. Great questions and interaction from the students and staff at both schools. Canon-McMillan School District

09/30/2026

💗 Going pink for a cause that touches so many lives! 💗

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, North Strabane Township Police Department, North Strabane Township Fire Department, and Hollywood Casino at the Meadows are partnering to raise awareness and show support for everyone affected by breast cancer. We want to thank 84 Sign Shop for installing the wraps for both vehicles.

Look for the pink police and fire vehicles around the community—a bright reminder to spread awareness, encourage screening, and support one another. Together, we stand stronger. 💗

09/29/2026

Property and business owners affected by the recent rain events, please look into this.

For Immediate Release:

Washington County Multi Agency Resource Center

WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA - September 26th, 2026 - Many Washington County communities have experienced significant flood damage following severe rainfall on September 12 and September 20. In response, Washington County will host a MultiAgency Response Center (MARC) in partnership with Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency next week to help residents and businesses affected by the flooding connect with critical resources and aid.

The two-day center at the American Legion in Washington will bring together multiple county agencies, volunteer organizations, and state agencies, to include the American Red Cross, Salvation Army, Washington County Department of Human Services and more.

The MARC provides a central location for individuals and businesses to learn about resources which will include help with understanding insurance coverage, information on avoiding fraud and repair scams, and connections to local community support services.

"This is an opportunity to bring critical resources directly to the front door of those in need. We encourage anyone who has experienced loss or damage from these recent storms to take advantage of this opportunity to connect with those who can help as we, as a county, navigate the recovery process," said Gerald Coleman, Washington County Director of Public Safety.

Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC):

Dates: October 1st & 2nd
Time: 11 am to 7pm
Location: American Legion
168 Park Ave, Washington, PA 15301

Washington County Emergency Management continues to encourage residents and businesses who experienced damage to report it through the county's online damage reporting system. This information is critical as the county continues to assess the full extent of the damage at https://crisistrack.juvare.com/public/washingtonPA/request.html.

If you have questions, please contact the Washington County Department of Public Safety at 724-228-6911 or email [email protected].

For Media Contacts:
Nicole Ford
[email protected]

09/26/2026

Congratulations, well deserved!!

Congratulations to Officer Mike Lukanski, this month’s Superintendent Star, presented by Deputy Superintendent Dr. Scott Chambers! 👏🎉

Officer Lukanski goes above and beyond every day to help keep our students and staff safe. His dedication, visibility, and genuine connection with students make a lasting impact throughout our school community. 💙

From supporting classroom lessons on substance abuse and legal issues to sharing his expertise and building meaningful relationships with students, Officer Lukanski brings so much to our schools! 👮‍♂️📚

👏 Thank you, Officer Lukanski, for your commitment, care, and outstanding service to our school community! You are more than deserving of this month’s Superintendent Star! ⭐️

09/21/2026

🌧️ NORTH STRABANE TOWNSHIP — STORM DAMAGE SELF-REPORTING

North Strabane Township is asking residents who experienced property damage from the heavy rain event on Sunday, September 20, 2026, to self-report their damage using the link below.

📋 Please complete the damage report even if Township personnel have already visited your area. Resident-submitted reports will assist North Strabane Township Emergency Management and Washington County Emergency Management with documenting the extent of damage throughout the Township.

When completing the report, please provide:
• Your name and contact information
• Property address
• A description of the damage
• Photographs of the damage, if available
• Any other information that may help document the impact

👉 Self-Report Storm Damage:
https://crisistrack.juvare.com/public/washingtonPA/request.html

Your report is important and will help us document the impacts of the September 20 storm event, coordinate damage assessments, and provide potential assistance.

North Strabane Township Emergency Management
📞 724-745-1010
📧 [email protected]

Please share this information with neighbors who may have experienced damage.

09/21/2026

Most of Washington County and North Strabane Township have experienced some flooding. We all know this is a recurring issue, so we need to record the damage for future opportunities. More rainfall is forecast later today, which will likely cause flooding. We are working closely with North Strabane Township EMA and Washington County EMA regarding reporting flooding and damage assessments. Please fill out the link below if you have had any damage or flooding from Sunday's September rain event.

https://crisistrack.juvare.com/public/washingtonPA/request.html

09/20/2026

05/28/2026

On April 3, 2026, members of the North Strabane Township Police Department, North Strabane Township Fire Department, and Washington Ambulance and Chair Service responded to a critical incident involving a three-year-old child who was critically injured in a lawn mower accident.

At the township meeting on May 26th, the professionalism, dedication, and lifesaving efforts of those responders were formally recognized by the township.