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Phoenixville Police Chief of Police Brian Marshall
Mayor Peter J. Urscheler We value candor, honesty and ethical behavior in members of our department.

VALUES STATEMENT

We, the members of the Phoenixville Police Department, recognize our contribution to the quality of life and a safe environment in our community through the provision of professional law enforcement services. We will meet the challenge of providing these services by basing our thoughts and actions on the following shared values. We value the opportunity to provide service in a manner which is fair, courteous,
responsive and efficient. An attitude of respect for, and the protection of, the worth, dignity and rights of all is the foundation of our law enforcement agency. We are committed to uphold our positions of trust by maintaining the highest ethical standards as set forth in the Law Enforcement Code of Ethics. We value the need for effective use of our resources and to provide a spirit of
openness in communications with our community. We will be responsible for our
actions, willing to admit our mistakes and ensure that our behavior earns the support and trust of all segments of the public. We value professionalism by having a clear sense of commitment, perspective and direction. Professionalism is developed by creating an environment that encourages teamwork, innovation and constant evaluation of ourselves. A professional attitude is dedicated to quality, timeliness and excellence in our service to the community. We believe our work to be a source of enjoyment and satisfaction. We are proud of our accomplishments as an integral part of our community.

With the night before Thanksgiving quickly approaching and students home on break, it's a time to celebrate! If your und...
10/22/2026

With the night before Thanksgiving quickly approaching and students home on break, it's a time to celebrate! If your under 21, please do not use a fake ID to try to get into our drinking establishments. Our department will arrest you, you will need an attorney, you will have to go to court, you will get a fine if convicted. We will have over a dozen officers working on the night before Thanksgiving. Be smart.

10/19/2026
Our department extends its deepest condolences to Officer Seiber’s family, friends, and colleagues in the Philadelphia P...
10/11/2026

Our department extends its deepest condolences to Officer Seiber’s family, friends, and colleagues in the Philadelphia Police Department. His loss is a heartbreaking reminder of the risks law enforcement officers face every day in service to their communities.

Please keep Officer Seiber’s children, family, and fellow officers in your thoughts as we stand with the Philadelphia Police Department during this difficult time

09/30/2026

We're sharing this again as more and more residents have reported being targeted; please share with your loved ones so they don't fall victim!

🚨The Phoenixville Police Department has been notified that there have been a flurry of attempts to gain payment from residents by individuals who are claiming to be from the Phoenixville Police Department. Details of this scam as follows:
Perpetrators are trying to gain personal information from residents and are stating that a court date has been missed. They are then requesting payment in the form of wither bitcoin or gift cards.

The Phoenixville Police Department has never and will never ask for payment in lieu of going to court and will never request payment in the form of bitcoin or gift cards. If something seems suspicious, please report it.

09/29/2026

🚨The Phoenixville Police Department has been notified that there have been a flurry of attempts to gain payment from residents by individuals who are claiming to be from the Phoenixville Police Department. Details of this scam as follows:
Perpetrators are trying to gain personal information from residents and are stating that a court date has been missed. They are then requesting payment in the form of wither bitcoin or gift cards.

The Phoenixville Police Department has never and will never ask for payment in lieu of going to court and will never request payment in the form of bitcoin or gift cards. If something seems suspicious, please report it.

Please be aware, Bridge Street will be open this weekend.
09/25/2026

Please be aware, Bridge Street will be open this weekend.

Due to the weather forecasted for this weekend, we have made the difficult decision to cancel PXV Inside Out and the PXV Inside Out Sunday Music Series, out of concern for the safety of our residents, visitors, volunteers and staff. This means that Bridge Street will remain open all weekend.

While we are disappointed to cancel, the safety of our community remains our top priority, and we thank you for your understanding.

Our community has reached over 20,000 residents and continues to grow, we ask that you look out for your neighbor and be...
09/24/2026

Our community has reached over 20,000 residents and continues to grow, we ask that you look out for your neighbor and be vigilant of your neighborhood. Please call 911 if you see something suspicious. Together, we can make our community an awesome place to live and visit.

09/10/2026

Protect your 🧠 when you're on an eBike...you only get one!

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Address

351 Bridge Street
Phoenixville, PA
19460

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+1 610-933-1180

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