FAQs • Limerick, PA • CivicEngage

I want to become a Limerick Township Police Officer. How do I go about this?: Municipal Police Training (Act 120) is required for all persons hired by Limerick Township as police officers. Inquiries about future recruitment efforts and inclusion on the application file list can be made by calling 610-495-7909.

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1. What are the police department’s hours?: Limerick Township provides police service 24 hours a day, 7 days per week. For counter service (reports, complaints, etc.), hours are 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM, Monday through Thursday and 7:30 AM - 1:30 PM on Friday. Hours may occasionally vary due to staffing. The building is closed for counter service on weekends and all legal holidays.

2. Does the department do fingerprinting for applications, etc?: Yes, the police department provides fingerprinting services for purposes such as employment, name change, etc. The fee is $25. Please call 610-495-7909 for further details or to make an appointment.

3. Where do I pay parking tickets?: At the front counter of the Police Department, or mail it to the address on the envelope within 10 days.

4. Where do I pay a traffic ticket?: A traffic ticket or citation should be mailed within 10 days to the following address:
District Court #38-01-19
497 W Ridge Pike
Limerick, PA 19468

5. How do I get a copy of a police report?: Police reports are released after they are completed and approved. To request a copy of a report, a Right to Know form must be completed. The form can be obtained via the website or in person at the station. The Right to Know form, after it is submitted, is attached to the initial incident and the Police Department's approval letter, then is sent over to the Limerick Township's Right to Know Officer for his signature. After the Right to Know is signed, the forms are returned to the Police Department and the letter is mailed or may be picked up by the requester. There is a $20 fee (cash or check) for the report. Right to Know Form (PDF)

6. How do I obtain a copy of a crash report?: A reportable crash is one where there are injuries and/or towing is required for one of the involved vehicles. To obtain a copy of a reportable accident, please refer to the directions listed on the receipt that was provided by police at the time of the incident.
A non-reportable crash requires no further investigation other than the form that was provided at the time of the incident.

7. How can I get crime prevention information?: Call 610-495-7909 and an officer can provide you with a wealth of information to improve your personal, residential, or commercial safety and security.

8. How do I get police services for a special event at my residence or business?: Police Officers may be assigned to assist with traffic situations, security or other police related issues at special events. The cost for services beyond the normal scope of police duties will be borne by the party making the request. Please call at least 1 week prior to the event. Contact the Chief of Police at 610-495-7909 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday for availability and fee schedule.

9. How do I get a Protection from Abuse Order (PFA)?: If you are experiencing abuse of any sort and it is an emergency, immediately contact the police by dialing 911. If you need to speak to someone about the situation and it is not an emergency, call 610-495-7909. Officers will personally assist anyone who is a victim of abuse through the process. PFA orders are handled in the Prothonotary's Office/Women's Center which is located on the first floor of the Montgomery County Court House. They will provide you with the appropriate paperwork and directions on where to file them. The Prothonotary's Office can be reached at 610-278-5994.

10. Are there any other sources of assistance for victims of abuse or other crimes?: Yes. Victims of abuse can call:
- Child Abuse at 800-932-0313
- Rape Crisis Hot Line at 610-277-5200
- Victim Services Center at 610-277-5200
- Women's Center of Montgomery County at 800-773-2424

11. I want to become a Limerick Township Police Officer. How do I go about this?: Municipal Police Training (Act 120) is required for all persons hired by Limerick Township as police officers. Inquiries about future recruitment efforts and inclusion on the application file list can be made by calling 610-495-7909.

12. Who do I contact about traffic problems in the township?: For immediate problems such as road blockages, traffic light malfunctions, etc., contact 610-635-4300. For problems such as speeding, traffic regulations or general questions, contact the Police Department at 610-495-7909.