Phoenixville Police

Phoenixville Police Chief of Police Brian Marshall
Mayor Peter J. Urscheler We value candor, honesty and ethical behavior in members of our department.

VALUES STATEMENT

We, the members of the Phoenixville Police Department, recognize our contribution to the quality of life and a safe environment in our community through the provision of professional law enforcement services. We will meet the challenge of providing these services by basing our thoughts and actions on the following shared values. We value the opportunity to provide service in a

manner which is fair, courteous,
responsive and efficient. An attitude of respect for, and the protection of, the worth, dignity and rights of all is the foundation of our law enforcement agency. We are committed to uphold our positions of trust by maintaining the highest ethical standards as set forth in the Law Enforcement Code of Ethics. We value the need for effective use of our resources and to provide a spirit of
openness in communications with our community. We will be responsible for our
actions, willing to admit our mistakes and ensure that our behavior earns the support and trust of all segments of the public. We value professionalism by having a clear sense of commitment, perspective and direction. Professionalism is developed by creating an environment that encourages teamwork, innovation and constant evaluation of ourselves. A professional attitude is dedicated to quality, timeliness and excellence in our service to the community. We believe our work to be a source of enjoyment and satisfaction. We are proud of our accomplishments as an integral part of our community.

This Husky was found running loose on Pennsylvania Avenue. If anybody recognizes this dog and knows who the owner may be...
09/03/2026

This Husky was found running loose on Pennsylvania Avenue. If anybody recognizes this dog and knows who the owner may be, please call the radio room at 610-935-2440.

Extra patrol officers will be assigned to enforce underage drinking violations with our PA Liquor Control Board Grant. F...
09/01/2026

Extra patrol officers will be assigned to enforce underage drinking violations with our PA Liquor Control Board Grant. Fake ID is not perfect! Don't risk getting arrested.

If you're 14 years of age to 20 years of age, find out about what police work is all about!
08/31/2026

If you're 14 years of age to 20 years of age, find out about what police work is all about!

08/31/2026
Please use a ride share if you're going out with friends for a few drinks! We hate making accident notifications to fami...
08/31/2026

Please use a ride share if you're going out with friends for a few drinks! We hate making accident notifications to families.

08/26/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT: XFINITY CUSTOMERS BEWARE! 🚨
A scam is currently targeting Xfinity customers with equipment that is five years old or older. Customers are receiving multiple texts and emails designed to look like they are from Xfinity, including messages from an email address labeled “Xfinity Assistant.”
The messages claim that Xfinity is updating fiber optic cables in the area and that an employee needs to come to your home to replace your Xfinity Gateway equipment. Customers are then directed to call a phone number that closely resembles Xfinity’s legitimate customer service number.
Once on the phone, the scammer may act like a real Xfinity representative by confirming your name, phone number, and service address. However, the major red flag is when they ask for bank account or credit card information—information you should never need to provide to schedule a legitimate Xfinity equipment replacement.
The scammers may even have some information about your Xfinity account or monthly bill to make the call seem legitimate. They may also ask you to provide financial information while signing a supposed consent form for the service and can become aggressive or confrontational when questioned.
Protect yourself:
• Do not provide bank or credit card information to an unsolicited caller.
• Do not assume a caller is legitimate because they know some of your account information.
• Be cautious of emails or texts directing you to call a specific number.
• If you receive a message about equipment replacement, contact Xfinity directly using an official customer service number or website to verify it.
When something doesn't feel right, trust your instincts. Hang up and verify before sharing any personal or financial information.
Please share this warning with friends, family, and neighbors who may be Xfinity customers.

08/17/2026

Please remember to lock your vehicle whenever it is unattended. Over the weekend, 22 vehicles were entered, ransacked and every one of them was unlocked. During late Friday evening into early Saturday morning thieves removed laptops and other valuables form unlocked vehicles. If you live in the French Creek Townhome Community, Vanderslice Street, or Needle St., please check your security cams for any suspicious condition. If you have any video of teens lurking around your house or pulling on door handles, give us a call and we will respond to make a copy of the video. 610-933-1180 ext. 0

An unlocked vehicle is an easy target. Please take a few seconds to lock your doors and remove valuables from sight. Help protect your property and your neighborhood.

Another great Cones with a Cop event that supports our Community Engagement Program A special thanks to Warren Brown and...
08/14/2026

Another great Cones with a Cop event that supports our Community Engagement Program A special thanks to Warren Brown and his great team at Brown’s Cow for their yearly support. Thanks to Sue Meadows for her donation of Beanie Babies that we provide to kids that are going through trauma. Sue has been one our biggest supporters through the years and she owns the best toy around. Thanks to Dr.Missy of Phoenixville Pediatric Dentisty for her generous contribution to our program. Thanks to John Shoen and his friends who donated small teddy bears that we give out to children we see on patrol. Thanks to Officer Fusco, Officer Ansaldo, Officer Rondeau, Officer Evans and Officer Repasky for scooping ice cream for over three hours. Most importantly thanks to the Phoenixville Community who supported the event and support us every day.

🚓 Phoenixville PD Is Hiring! 🚓 Ready to serve, protect, and be part of a community that shows up? We’re building our nex...
08/06/2026

🚓 Phoenixville PD Is Hiring! 🚓 Ready to serve, protect, and be part of a community that shows up? We’re building our next eligibility list for full time Police Officers and we want motivated, community minded candidates.

đź’° 2026 Starting Salary: $120,430.54
🩺 Great benefits
📍 30 miles west of Philly
🎉 A lively town with festivals, events, and a booming downtown

đź“… Apply by Sept. 11, 2026
📝 Applications: Phoenixville Borough Hall or https://www.phoenixville.org/DocumentCenter/View/1283/Police-Employment-Application-2026?bidId=

Testing: Sept. 27 & Oct. 3

Requirements: High school diploma/GED, U.S. citizenship, and Act 120 certification (or current academy enrollment).

Serve with pride. Grow your career. Make an impact.

Now Hiring: Full-Time Police Officers Serve a thriving community. Build a meaningful career. Make a real impact. The Phoenixville Borough Civil Service Commission is...

08/06/2026

TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT! Join us at the Rec Center (501 Franklin Ave) for Phoenixville First Responders Appreciation Night, starting at 6:00pm!

🗓️TONIGHT!
⏰6:00pm - 8:30pm
🌍Rec Center | 501 Franklin Ave

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351 Bridge Street
Phoenixville, PA
19460

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+1 610-933-1180

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