Mt. Lebanon Police Department

09/24/2026

Are you the family member of someone with mental illness and looking for support? In family support groups, members share their personal experiences (the good and the bad), coping strategies, advice on navigating the mental health system and more. Most importantly, group participants receive support and validation from one another.

Mt. Lebanon Social Services is looking for interested participants and group facilitators. The groups are peer-led, not led by a therapist or mental health professional, so anyone can be trained to lead.

If you're interested in the group or would like more information, please contact Social Services Coordinator Jaqui Stilson at [email protected].

09/18/2026

09/14/2026

Come "Run for a Reason" at our Hometown Torch Run for Special Olympics Pennsylvania this Friday, September 18 at 9:00am!

There is still time to register if you’d like to participate. We already have more than 85 runners signed up, and we’re on track to set a new attendance record for this event!

FAQ

Is this a race?

No. This is a team run completed at a comfortable 10–15 minute‑per‑mile pace. If you need a break at any point, trail vehicles will be available. You can also wait at the starting point and rejoin the team as the run returns.

What is the distance?

The route is just under 2 miles. It is mostly flat with gradual inclines and declines, with only one significant hill—and that section is downhill.

Will the road be closed to traffic?

No. The route will be escorted and controlled by police vehicles and motorcycles. Traffic will move slowly behind the runners, while oncoming traffic will pass carefully in the opposite direction. Side streets will be temporarily blocked as the group passes.

Where can I park?

Parking is available at the starting location: Mt. Lebanon United Lutheran Church (975 Washington Road). The run finishes at Mt. Lebanon High School, which is a short walk back to the church.

I can’t run—how else can I participate?

You can purchase a t‑shirt for $20 by visiting the event website and clicking on the “Register” tab. You may also donate to sponsor a student runner. All proceeds support Special Olympics Pennsylvania.

https://give.specialolympicspa.org/event/2026-mt-lebanon-township-hometown-torch-run/e813587

09/12/2026

Our Classic Car Show is tomorrow!! Come out for special cars, vendors and more!

The rain-or-shine event runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday.

Washington Road will be closed from Cedar Blvd. to Lebanon Avenue from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The North Garage will be open, and South Garage will be open with an alternative entrance (off Florida Avenue).

Thank you to our sponsors: Jim Donahoe - Coldwell Banker Realty, Tri River Car Club Council, Dormont-Mt Lebanon-Castle Shannon Rotary Club and the Mt. Lebanon Police Association.

*Please note: Route 19 will close to traffic in both directions in Upper St. Clair between Boyce Road and McLaughlin Run Road/McMurray Road on Sunday. Traffic will be detoured in that area. If you're traveling from further south to come to the show, keep that in mind!

09/11/2026

Markham Elementary students thanked firefighters, police officers and EMS during a 9/11 remembrance ceremony today, marking the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.

Today we honor the lives lost and the courage of first responders.

Mt. Lebanon reflects on the past and how people remember 9/11 today. Read more in a new post, linked below.

09/02/2026

We are just about 2 weeks away from the first ever Home Town Torch Run in Lebo. The sign ups are rolling in and we'd like to keep that momentum going up to run day.

According to our contacts with Special Olympics Pennsylvania, the most participants in one of these events before was around 70 runners. We think we can shatter that number.

Please sign up at the link below. Donations are also accepted that will cover the registration cost for any student participating in the raise. All donations, including registrations, will benefit Special Olympics.

https://give.specialolympicspa.org/event/2026-mt-lebanon-township-hometown-torch-run/e813587

We want to stress that this will be a slow paced (10-15 minutes per mile) team run through our business district and ending at Mt. Lebanon High School. The run will start at the Mt. Lebanon United Lutheran Church, where ample parking is available.

Currently, West Allegheny has 20 members on their team coming to participate. We'd love to be able to top that number with Mt. Lebanon students/parents/community members.

Huge thank you to our two big donors so far, who have given $2500 to support Special Olympics Pennsylvania - Three Rivers Region.

St. Clair Health
Mt. Lebanon Police Association

09/01/2026

Mt. Lebanon Police Chief Jason Haberman (at right), pictured here with Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday, at a news conference this morning to discuss successful efforts to curb organized retail theft over the last two years. In addition to his position with Mt. Lebanon, Haberman is also president of the Western Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association.

Watch the news conference here: https://pacast.com/m?p=29816

08/31/2026

Important reading about fraud, how to protect yourself and what to do if you need help. Read more: https://lebomag.com/the-new-face-of-fraud/

A frozen computer screen and virus warning. A phone call from the IRS about unpaid taxes.

Scams may change, but the goal doesn't: to separate victims from their hard-earned money.

“We have made this our number one priority,” Mt. Lebanon Police Department Chief Jason Haberman said. “Literally a generation of wealth is being taken right before our eyes.”

Read more about fraud targeting older adults in the community and how to keep yourself and your loved ones safe. Link below.

08/18/2026

Mt. Lebanon Police have located the missing juvenile, safe. Thank you for your help!