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Emergency Calls
911
All emergency calls are handled
through the Westmoreland 911 call center located in Greensburg, PA.
Emergency Management
George Adamson, Director
Telephone: 724-744-2171 x 215
E-mail: gadam12@penntwp.org
Police Department Telephone:
724-863-1119 Fax: 724-863-7372 View police
web site
Penn Township has a police department consisting of approximately 20
full-time officers. Chief John Otto leads the department, which is headquartered off
of Sandy Hill Road at 2000 Commercial Court, Irwin, PA 15642. Click on the link below to view the police reports for the township.
January 2011,
February 2011,
March 2011,
April 2011,
May 2011,
June 2011,
July 2011,
August 2011,
September 2011,
October 2011,
November 2011,
December 2011
January 2010, February 2010, March 2010,
April 2010,
May 2010,
June 2010,
July 2010,
August 2010,
September 2010, October
2010, November 2010,
December 2010
Ambulance Service
Telephone: 724-744-4112 Fax: 724-744-4599
Email:
PennTownshipAmbulance@windstream.net
Edgar C. Grant, Supervisor
Ambulance service is provided by Penn Township
Ambulance Association, Rescue 6, which is located in the center of Penn Township at 1030
Sandy Hill Road, Irwin, PA 15642. Rescue 6 is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of
Health as an Advanced Life Support ambulance provider. Rescue 6 is a nonprofit
organization made up of professional and volunteer personnel, that provide emergency and
non-emergency ambulance service. Each year between January 1 and December 31, Rescue 6
offers a subscription plan to residents of its service area. If you would like to become a
subscriber, telephone them to have a subscription brochure that explains all of the
details mailed to you. More about Rescue 6
Fire Departments
Penn Township has five volunteer fire
departments. They include:
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Residents should be aware that all five Penn Township fire
departments are volunteer organizations that depend upon public
donations to remain open and operational. Unlike some cities, these fire
departments are not totally funded by your local taxes, so please be
generous during their annual fund drives.
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Pictured here are some
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