Clifton Heights Police Chief Walt Senkow – Retirement Party
Date: March 3, 2012
Place: Ramada Inn, Essington
Price: $40.00
Help us celebrate a very successful 30 year police career for Walt! Learn more.
Officer Kevin Schieler – Badge # 4433
Page of Special Recognition
On Friday, February 18, 2011, Clifton Heights Police Officer Kevin Schieler conducted a car stop as a result of suspicious activity called in by an alert resident. During the course of this car stop, events occurred resulting in extremely severe injuries to Kevin. Read More.
Welcome from Chief Walter J. Senkow
On behalf of Clifton Heights Borough, I cordially welcome you to the Clifton Heights Police Department website.
It is the objective of the police department to continually improve our relationship with the resident and business community in our common goal at keeping Clifton Heights Borough a safe and viable community in which to live and work.
The success of any police department is measured in its ability to afford professional services in an efficient, courteous and educated manner. It is of paramount importance that the community recognizes they are the eyes and ears of the police department. With your assistance and cooperation, we can effectively strive to improve the quality of life in Clifton Heights.
I believe that this website will improve services, communications and keep the community informed about law enforcement related matters in the borough. As always, I welcome your suggestions and believe in an open door policy to discuss law enforcement matters of concern.
We will continue to make this website informative and user friendly with frequent updates and information. We recommend you familiarize yourself with our website and come back to visit us often.
Please remember to use 911 in emergency and non-emergency matters if you need to speak with an officer. Our office is not manned after 4:30pm and on weekends. If you leave a message on our website or office phone, you may not be contacted until the next workday.
Respectfully yours,
Walter J. Senkow, Chief of Police