Educates professionals and the general public about hate crimes, acts of ethnic intimidation, and acts of discrimination. Provides a central reporting station (phone referral line) through which all acts of intimidation, discrimination or hate crimes can be connected with appropriate referrals to the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission or law enforcement officials.

Provides an online portal through which individuals may report potential threats to the Jewish community of Greater Pittsburgh, including Anti-Semitic behavior and acts. Please Note: Emergencies should be reported to police via 911 immediately.

Works to prevent and respond to civil tension and violence arising from conflicts between ethnic or cultural groups and public expressions of bias or hate.

Responsibilities include: - Investigation of criminal activities - Investigation of vehicle accidents - Promote traffic safety, enforce statutes, eliminate traffic hazards and encourage motorists to practice safe driving techniques. - Assistance in locating missing persons - Community presentations on traffic safety and crime-related subjects - Liquor Control Enforcement Hotline is used to report underage drinking on licensed or unlicensed premises. All reports, anonymous or otherwise, will be investigated. - Sponsors Camp Cadet for Lancaster County youth ages 11 - 13 years. A week long residential summer camp program which gives youth an opportunity to know and learn about law enforcement activities. Additional Telephone Numbers: 877.726.6378: Hotline to report suspected drug trafficking 888.UNDER.21 (863.3721): To anonymously report underage drinking parties or businesses distributing alcohol to minors (Legal drinking age in PA is 21 yrs.) 866.426.9164: 24-hour hotline to complain abo