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A young bloodhound sits in a field of grass with a metal wagon wheel behind him and a man's hands holding on to his back.

September 1, 2022

Welcome Bear: Mt Lebanon’s new K-9 officer

The 14-month-old bloodhound has a keen sense of smell. He’s a trained tracker.

Three crossing guards pose with a "hiring now" sign, wearing their bright yellow and orange reflective vests, with big smiles on their faces.

August 26, 2022

Safety first: Lebo’s crossing guards ready for a new year

Each has an incredible story to tell.

Two police officers in uniform stand in front of an ambulance, alongside a family

August 24, 2022

First responders lauded for saving lives

Lebo’s heroes.

A firefighter in uniform sits on an ATV in front of the Mt. Lebanon Public Safety Center

August 24, 2022

ATV extends fire department’s reach

From hilly terrain to the middle of a parade, this ATV gets first responders there quickly.

August 24, 2022

Public Safety

Stay safe this school year!

Kids in the annual Public Safety Camp practice pulling a rescue boat across the pool.

August 15, 2022

Inside Mt. Lebanon’s 2022 Public Safety Camp

Water rescue. Bike Safety. Lots of learning, while having fun.

Background for a hot summer or heat wave, orange sky with with bright sun and thermometer

June 27, 2022

Heat-related emergencies

“You wanna live in this lousy world? Play it cool.” — Ice, West Side Story.

Mt. Lebanon Police Department intern Aaron Sukitch and Cpl. Jeff Kite pose for a photo.

June 16, 2022

Helping others is a top priority

“It’s not always like the movies.”

ISBIR construction and landscape ad. Drain in backyard. 412-751-4359

Pittsburgh Home and Garden Show March 7-16 ad

woman with brown hair and green shirt smiling in real estate ad

Nivaan and Yuvaan Tambe outside a Medical Rescue Team South Authority ambulance on display during Rock the Block with Public Safety.

June 6, 2022

Did you Rock the Block this weekend?

Inside the Mt. Lebanon Public Safety event.

Mt. Lebanon Fire Dept. Lieutenant Kris "Firefighter Kris" Siegert, explains how to safely exit a burning home to a Lincoln Elementary fifth grade class during a fire safety instruction seminar. The MLFD brought their Fire Safety Trailer to the local elementary schools to demonstrate what steps children can take if they are ever involved in a house fire.

June 2, 2022

Escaping a fire!

Fourth graders in Mt. Lebanon learned a special lesson.