Community Outreach

Bike Rodeo

 

Saturday, May 18, 2019
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Kiwanis Park, 1 Meyer Road

Please pre-register for the Bike Rodeo: Registration


Cycling Safety for Young Cyclists

On Saturday May 18, 2019 the Shaler, Etna, and Millvale Police Departments with Shaler EMS will host our 11th Annual Bike Rodeo.

Please bring your bike to the 2019 Bike Rodeo on Saturday, 
May 18.  Sponsored by Shaler, Etna and Millvale Police Departments and Shaler EMS.

Participants should bring their bicycle.  The Bike Rodeo includes an obstacle course, bicycle and helmet inspections and teaching the rules of the road.  Helmets are provided. Refreshments will be served.  Free bike raffle for all kids in attendance.

Presents From Police
Benefits Children's Hospital

The Shaler Township Police Department, in conjunction with several other area departments, participates in the Presents from Police program that was initiated by Officer Dave Nemec, of the Aspinwall Borough Police Department, in 2010. Every year, the program has grown and officers’ volunteer and transport donated gifts to Children’s Hospital and interact with the children. It is a truly heart warming event for all involved. 

For more information, or If you are interested in donating, please visit Presents From Police or contact Lt Sean Frank.


Presents from Police 1

COPS vs. KIDS


Once a year, several Shaler Township officers, along with officers from Etna, Millvale, and Indiana Twp, come together in Etna for the annual Cops vs Kids basketball game.  Area children get to test their skill against their hometown officers.

​Prescription Drug Take Back Box

The Shaler Township Police Department now has a Prescription Drug Take Back Box available in the lobby of the Police Department.   Residents may now drop off prescription drugs or over-the-counter medications.

Regular Collection is 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.  Arrangements may be made for after-hours by calling 412-492-2222.

The following stipulations apply for the use of the box.

  • Medications, whether prescription or over-the-counter, from households are accepted.
  • Medications may be disposed of in the original container or in a sealed plastic bag.
  • Liquids must remain in the original container.
  • No needles, syringes or lancets shall be placed in the drop box.

The box was provided thanks to the PA Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP). 




2016 Prescription Drug Take Back Box 2