Submit your application to the Borough Manager or Police Chief at
1300 Brinton Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15221
or fax to 412-242-2860
Call (412) 371-1637 for non-emergency requests
Chief Helinski Option 3
Officer on Duty Option 4
CITATIONS AND FINES
Payments for parking citations can be made payable to "Braddock Hills Borough". You can drop off your payment at the municipal building or mail to
1300 Brinton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15221. CHECKS, MONEY ORDERS OR EXACT CASH ONLY!
Fines for other violations are submitted to the Magistrate Judge. The following is the address and contact information:
Magistrate Judge (District 5-2-08)
21 Yost Boulevard, Suite 100
Pittsburgh, PA 15221
Phone: 412-646-1837 (Public)
Braddock Hills Police Mission Statement
The Braddock Hills Police Department is committed to excellence by providing high quality service to our community in a professional and courteous manner, which entail good ethics, trust, integrity, leadership and compassion. We recognize and respond to all emergencies with sincerity to the needs of those who are concerned for their safety, welfare or are temporarily unable to provide for themselves.
The Braddock Hills Police Department is a fully staffed, 24 hour service consisting of 18 officers, both full and part-time. The department is overseen by the mayor and Chief of Police, with the assistance of a Sergeant and Corporal who provide patrol, investigations, traffic enforcement as well as enforcement of borough ordinances.
Jack Brown, Mayor
Dean Helinski, Chief of Police
Borough of Braddock Hills is looking for part-time Patrol Officers. Applicants can pick-up applications at Borough Building between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. or download from website at braddockhillspa.com
Hiring process will include interview, passing background checks and drug testing.
Position starts at $20.60 per hour with 2nd and 3rd shift differential increase.
We are an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, gender, age, veteran status, political affiliation, sexual orientation, marital status or disability (in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act) with respect to employment opportunities.
POLICE REGIONALIZATION UPDATE
On January 4, 2024, Braddock Hills and Swissvale officials and employees met with representatives of Pennsylvania Department of Economic and Community Development. During the meeting, DCED reviewed their initial report and potential numbers for our departments to review. They submitted their suggestions for number of personnel, equipment, vehicles and other items needed for the departments to regionalize. They also presented some facts such as population and statistics that they used to figure out the number of items and budget.
After the meeting, it was agreed that the borough managers and police chiefs would meet. They plan on meeting a few times to create a budget using the suggestions provided by DCED. Once the budget is created, the officials will meet to decide if it’s feasible to regionalize our departments and move onto the nextstep.
**As of 03/14/2023, the managers and chiefs have met with representatives from insurance agency and pension company. They have started the process of drafting a tentative budget and, once completed, will present the budget to elected officials to discuss the feasibility of moving on with the regionalization of the police departments.
BRADDOCK HILLS POLICE DEPARTMENT
is now taking applications for
part-time patrol officers
Below are links for
Braddock Hills Borough @ 2013