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Frequently Asked Questions
- Who do I call to report an emergency?
- What is the non-emergency number to report an incident?
- What is the police department administrative office phone number?
- What are the police department administrative hours?
- How do I leave a message for an officer?
- Where do I pay a citation?
- Who do I call about lost or found dogs?
- How do I get a copy of a crash report?
- What is the cost to get a crash report?
- How do I get a copy of a police incident report?
- Can I burn in the township?
- Should I notify anyone if I burn?
- Can I hire Police for security at an event?
- Does a person need a peddling permit?
- Does my home/business alarm need to be registered?
- How do I pay a parking ticket?
- Do you do fingerprinting?
DIAL “911”
610-759-2200 (this is 24/7)
610-317-6110
8:30am-4:30pm except holidays & election day
Call the police department administrative office #610-317-6110 and follow the prompts.
District court 03-2-04 at 1404 Walter St Bethlehem 18015, #610-865-4010
Northampton County non-emergency #610-759-2200
Phone the police department administrative office #610-317-6110 during business hours. 8:30am - 4:30pm Monday - Friday.
$15.00
Complete a right-to-know request on our website.
Check the township website for burning regulations
Northampton County non-emergency #610-759-2200
Yes, contact the police department administrative office #610-317-6110.
Yes, phone police department administrative office #610-317-6110
Yes, there is a one-time registration fee of $5.00 and it can be registered at Police headquarters.
Mail orange envelope w/ payment to police department.
Yes, for township residents. Residents must have fingerprint cards and need to call 610-317-6110 to schedule an appointment.