Stonycreek Police

Captain David Pollino, Chief of Police

Addition of RING Neighbors app enhances neighborhood security

We are happy to announce that we have joined and added RING to our social media platforms. We are a verified agency with RING and this allows us to see what is happening in our neighborhoods and provide information to the community. We are excited to be joining Neighbors in our efforts to connect with residents and improve the safety of our communities. Neighbors allows you, the user, to share photos, videos and information related to local crime and safety incidents so fellow residents can stay informed.

The Stonycreek Township Police Department can view what local residents have posted publicly to Neighbors and can now chime-in with relevant updates or safety alerts to help residents stay informed. You do not need a Ring device to join Neighbors. Anyone with a smartphone can download the Neighbors App in order to receive updates and have the option to post photos or videos from any device.

Feel free to spread the word and make sure to always report criminal or suspicious activity or emergency situations directly to the Stonycreek Police Department by calling 9-1-1. If you have information that is not urgent or you wish to speak with an Officer, please call #814-266-3112.

https://neighbors.ring.com/n/V6vKA3GsXV

About Us...

There are currently eight (8) members of  the Stonycreek Township Police Department.  The Police Department provides services seven days per week, twenty-four hours per day (including all Holidays) to protect the citizens and visitors of Stonycreek Township. 

The Police Department provides police protection/services to all of the communities of Stonycreek Township. 

In addition protection is also provided to the Borough of Daisytown.  Police protection/services are provided to Daisytown Borough under a purchase of service contract. This purchase of service contract with Daisytown Borough commenced in January 2004. 

The Police Department is dispatched to calls, both emergency and non-emergency, by the Cambria County Department of Emergency Services Center (911 Center) in Ebensburg, Pa. The 911 center receives and dispatches calls for all Police agencies in Cambria County.

NOTE: The Stonycreek Township Police Department Facebook page is not monitored at all times but instead checked periodically. Therefore, calls for assistance or to report a crime should not be messaged to our Facebook Page but a complainant should call 814-266-3112 and/or 814-472-2100 for non-emergencies or 911 for any emergencies.

We created our Facebook page as a way to provide important information and notices to the community and offer a dialogue of open discussion about topics. We encourage our community to get involved with one another and their police department as well.