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1. Can I get a restraining order against a neighbor?

Pennsylvania does not have restraining orders. We do have protection from abuse orders (PFAs). These can be obtained on someone you reside with (household member), family member or a current or ex-intimate partner. There are 3 types of PFAs. The first is an emergency PFA, which is only good until the next business day. The second is a temporary PFA, which is good for 10 days and the 3rd is a Final PFA, which can be in effect for up to 36 months. Emergency PFAs can be obtained from the magistrate or after normal business hours or weekends, from night court. Temporary and Final PFAs are obtained from the family division in Pittsburgh.

2. Do I need to call 911 to contact the North Fayette Police?

Although 911 is the quickest to dial in an emergency, you can also contact us at 412-787-8900 or 724-693-8400. We are a ring down department for Allegheny County 911, so if you do contact 911, they will transfer you to our dispatch center. Either way, the appropriate emergency personnel will be sent to you.

3. How do I obtain a copy of a police report or accident report?

Contact the North Fayette Township Police Department at 412-787-8900 and request to speak to the Police Secretary during normal business hours and she will be happy to assist you.

4. I received a citation. What do I do?

All the instructions can be found on the back of the citation. Additionally, if you received a Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Traffic Citation you can pay online at our epay website.

5. If I receive a North Fayette $5 parking ticket, where do I pay it?

The parking ticket can be paid by mailing the ticket, which is an envelope, to the address listed or it can be brought to the North Fayette Township Police Department and placed in the secured mailbox in the lobby. Tickets can also be paid in person to a Customer Service Representative located at the Township office, Monday-Friday, between 7am and 5pm.
Remember, if the $5 parking ticket is not paid within 5 days, the vehicle owner will receive a state citation in the mail.

6. I’m leaving for vacation tomorrow and I am worried about burglars, what can I do?

North Fayette Police Department has a new online interactive form for you to fill out online at your convenience. Once your information is entered, click send and it will automatically be entered into our system.

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7. Someone just rang my door bell and asked me if I wanted to purchase some merchandise, should he be doing this?

Solicitation is permitted in North Fayette Township, but only following the issuance of a permit. Ask the person to see their permit. If they cannot produce a permit for you to see, contact the North Fayette Township Police immediately. Active permits can also be found at https://www.north-fayette.com/327/Current-Solicitation-List

8. When can I come to the police department and file a report?

Anytime we are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. We have our own dispatch center and police officers are always on duty to serve you.

9. Where is the magistrate located?

• Magisterial District 05-3-17

• Honorable Anthony W. Saveikis

• 8052 Steubenville Pike
• Oakdale, PA 15071

• Tel 724.695.2070

• Hours of Operation
   Monday-  8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
   Tuesday-8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
   Wednesday- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
   Thursday- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
   Friday- 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

10. Where is the police station located?

The North Fayette Police Department is located at
400 North Branch Road
Oakdale, PA 15071