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40 Railroad Street, Youngsville, PA 16371
Borough Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
814-563-4604
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RESOURCES

RESOURCES

Information to assist you 

***PennDot is required to replace illegible license plates, free of charge, but the plate needs to be deemed illegible by law enforcement

***For the latest information, contact the Office of the Attorney General at (717) 787-3391 or
www.attorneygeneral.gov

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***Prohibits drivers from using interactive mobile devices while driving, including when stopped
at traffic lights.

***There is a drug drop off box located in the lobby of the Youngsville Borough Building.
No Questions Asked!

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***Call 1-800-83-CRIME (27463) - Submit an anonymous tip today!
Rewards up to $2,000.00

***If you are the victim of Social Security Fraud, Please report any fraud to the following website:

https://secure.ssa.gov/oig/fraud/

***If you are the victim of a Social Security Scam, Please report any scam to the following website:

https://secure.ssa.gov/oig/scam/

***866-601-7722 Click here to register a complaint or tip with the Dog Law Enforcement Office. Your name and contact information is optional. Any submission without contact information will be completely anonymous, but the bureau will not be able to contact you to follow-up on your complaint.

***877-364-8471 - The Pennsylvania SPCA enforces the animal cruelty laws of the Commonwealth in 23 counties.

Under Pennsylvania law, cruelty to animals includes:

Neglect of animal, including failure to provide:

  • Food and water

  • Clean and sanitary shelter and protection from weather

  • Necessary veterinary care

***Amy Tyger - 814-312-5094 (Region 1)

Our state dog wardens:

  • Enforce licensing and rabies laws

  • Seize and detain any dog viewed running at large without its owner

  • Investigate dog bites and establish and enforce quarantine of dogs

  • Enforce kennel licensing and regulations through at least two inspections each year of every licensed kennel

  • Maintain a registry of dogs declared dangerous by a magisterial district judge and perform dangerous dog inspections

  • Prosecute dog law violations in court

  • Provide educational services about dog ownership

***County Treasurer Contact Info - Lisa Marie Barr -204 Fourth Avenue Warren, PA 16365 -814-728-3417
All dogs must be licensed when you buy or adopt them (earliest is 8 weeks old) or 3 months of age, whichever comes first,
by Jan. 1 of each year.

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