Whitehall Borough Police Department

SOLICITING: My Guys and Home Genius Pro were issued solicitor permits last week. Authorized representatives were given a copy of the No Solicitation List.

Their soliciting permits expires on June 30, 2026. They are required to display the Borough issued photo ID when soliciting.

FYI - The No Solicitation List is updated each quarter. The next list will be released July 2026.

🚧 ROAD WORK UPDATE 🚧

PennDOT and its subcontractor are preparing to begin the Baptist Road Reconstruction Project on June 15, 2026.

The project includes drainage upgrades, new concrete curb and gutter installation, and full-depth roadway reconstruction on Baptist Road from Brownsville Road to Hamilton Road.

Borough officials are scheduled to meet with PennDOT on Thursday to discuss the scope of work, construction timeline, traffic impacts, and detour plans.

We understand that the orange construction signs that appeared along Baptist Road last week have generated concerns and questions from residents. Rest assured, we share many of those same concerns and are seeking additional information so we can provide accurate updates to the community.

Please remember that this is a PennDOT project. Once we receive more details following Thursday’s meeting, we will share that information with residents as soon as possible.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to keep the community informed.

🇺🇸 Join the Whitehall America 250 Parade!

Be part of something special as we celebrate our community and our nation’s history at the Whitehall Borough Parade on Saturday, June 27 at 10:00 a.m.

Whitehall America 250 Committee is inviting residents, local businesses, groups, and organizations affiliated with Whitehall Borough to participate. Whether you want to march, create a float, or represent your organization—this is a great opportunity to show your community pride!

Parade Day Timeline
• 8:30 a.m. – Volunteers arrive
• 9:00 a.m. – Marchers arrive
• 10:00 a.m. – Parade begins
• 12:00 p.m. – Parade concludes
• 1:00 p.m. – 1976 Time Capsule Reveal at Brennan Plaza

Click on attached link to learn more…

Whitehall America250 The Whitehall America250 Committee is planning a series of activities throughout Whitehall Borough this year to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence....

ROAD SAFETY: Starting June 6, Pennsylvania police can ticket drivers under "Paul Miller's Law," which prohibits holding, touching, or using a handheld electronic device while behind the wheel.

Our thoughts and prayers remain with Chief Dixon’s family, his friends, coworkers, and the entire Heidelberg Borough community during this difficult time.

👮‍♀️ E-bike Safety - Ride Smart. Ride Safe 👮‍♀️

E-bikes can be a fun and efficient way to travel for those 16 or older, but safety and responsible operation are essential. Riders must follow traffic laws, stay alert, and operate responsibly to help keep everyone safe.

Parents are encouraged to speak with their children about safe riding practices and Pennsylvania laws regarding e-bike use.

Please ride smart, ride respectfully, and help keep our community safe. When necessary, officers will issue citation to riders and parents for serious violations.

As we recognize National Police Week, the Whitehall Borough Police Department honors the service and sacrifice of law enforcement officers across the nation, especially those who gave their lives in the line of duty.

This week also serves as an opportunity to thank the dedicated men and women of our department who work each day to protect and serve the Whitehall community with professionalism, integrity, and compassion. From answering emergency calls to supporting residents during difficult times, their commitment to public safety never wavers.

We are grateful for the continued support of our community and ask you to join us in recognizing the hard work and dedication of all law enforcement officers during National Police Week.

Whitehall Police give update on Nanticoke, Pa man that lured 14-year-old teen.

Watch Live: Whitehall police provide update on 14-year-old lured from home | CBS News Pittsburgh A man is facing charges after police said he used social media to lure a missing 14-year-old Pittsburgh-area girl to his home on the other side of the state....

UPDATE ON MISSING TEEN:

Whitehall Police, along with their law enforcement partners, have charged a 27-year-old Nanticoke, Pa., man accused of luring a 14-year-old Whitehall teen from her home through social media. The case underscores the growing role digital platforms play in missing
persons cases.

The teen, who had been reported missing on Sunday, was found in Nanticoke, Pa., after investigators tracked online interactions that led them to the home of 27-year-old Christopher P. Jones. Jones was immediately taken into custody by the FBI Child Exploitation Task Force on an arrest warrant obtained by the Whitehall Borough Police Department. He faces charges of unlawful contact with a minor, interference with the custody of children, corruption of minors, and criminal attempt to commit several s*x offenses.

This was a coordinated investigation involving the Whitehall Borough Police Department; FBI Pittsburgh and Scranton Field Offices; United States Secret Service Pittsburgh Field Office; Allegheny County Police Department; Pennsylvania State Police; City of Nanticoke Police Department; Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office; and the United States Attorney’s Offices for the Western and Middle Districts of Pennsylvania.

Parents - This case highlights the importance of staying aware of your children’s online presence. We encourage you to maintain open conversations with your children about online activity and to be mindful of what is shared publicly.