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 Police Department

MARYSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
200 OVERCREST ROAD
MARYSVILLE, PA. 17053
717-957-2616
 
 
 
There have been several home burglaries and vehicles broken into recently.  Please be advised to take precautions and make sure you lock your homes and vehicles.  If you notice anyone in your neighborhood that's suspicious or doing something suspicious call 911.  If anyone has any information pertaining to these burglaries please call 957-2616.
 
There have also been numerous bear sightings in our borough.  Please be advised that bears are attracted to bird feeders, garbage cans, recyclables containers and table scraps.
 
Thank You, Deb Troutman
 
 
 
 
 
 

Skateboarding and Motorized Scooters are

becoming a problem on the Borough Streets and Sidewalk.

 

Borough Ordinance 410, section 101 states that Skateboarding, Scootering and sledding are PROHIBITED and is restricted on Sidewalks, Streets and Alleys…..No person or persons shall coast or ride upon any sled, scooter, skateboard, three-wheeled pedaled conveyance without brakes or similar conveyance upon any street or alley in the Borough of Marysville.

 

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation says the “use of motorized scooters on the highways of the Commonwealth is illegal and their use is clearly and inherently dangerous.”  According to the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code (75 Pa C.S. 102) motorized scooters are motor vehicles.  A motor vehicle may not be ridden on the sidewalks (75 Pa C.S. 703(a)) and inspected ((75 Pa C.S. 4703 (a)) in the state of Pennsylvania and any rider/driver must be licensed (75 Pa C.S 1501 (a)).  However, the motorized scooters cannot meet the standards set for titling, registration or inspection of motor vehicles. Therefore, a motorized scooter cannot be legally ridden/driven on the highway or public property.