About the Police
About the South Fayette Police
The South Fayette Township Police Department serves the 20.95-square-mile community of South Fayette Township, including the South Fayette School District, around the clock 365 days a year.
The department consists of full-time, sworn officers who answer more than 5,000 calls each year.
South Fayette police are active with the Allegheny County District Attorney's Narcotics Enforcement Team, the South Hills DUI Task Force and Buckle Up PA, including the Click It or Ticket seat belt program and the Pennsylvania Aggressive Driving Enforcement and Education Project. The police department is involved in the South Hills Area Council of Governments.
Mission Statement
This department constitutes an organization whose very existence is justified solely on the basis of community service. We shall consider it our duty and privilege not only to protect our citizens from the criminal, but also to protect and defend the rights that are guaranteed to all citizens under our structure of government.
The primary and foremost function of this department is to safeguard the lives and protect the property of all persons within the boundaries of the Township of South Fayette. This department is responsible for the preservation of public peace and the enforcement of laws, statutes and ordinances of the United States, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the Township of South Fayette.
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John Phoennik
Chief of PolicePhone: 412-221-2170, ext. 226
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Dana Korbe
Administrative AssistantPhone: 412-221-2170, ext. 211
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Police Department
Physical Address
515 Millers Run Road
South Fayette, PA 15064
Phone: 412-221-2170Fax: 412-221-6703Emergency Phone: 911