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Quiet Hours: McKeesport vs Penn Hills

How do quiet hours rules compare between McKeesport, PA and Penn Hills, PA?

McKeesport and Penn Hills have similar restriction levels.

McKeesport, PA

Allegheny County

Some Restrictions

McKeesport enforces quiet hours from 10 PM to 7 AM under the city nuisance code, supplemented by PA Title 18 5503 disorderly conduct statute covering unreasonable noise.

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Penn Hills, PA

Allegheny County

Some Restrictions

Penn Hills Code of Ordinances Chapter 9 Part 2 prohibits unreasonable noise disturbing neighbors between 10 PM and 7 AM. Violations enforced by Penn Hills Police under PA Crimes Code Section 5503 disorderly conduct.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactMcKeesportPenn Hills
Quiet Hours10 PM to 7 AM10 PM to 7 AM weekdays
State LawPA 18 5503 disorderly conduct-
Max Fine300 dollars plus costs-
EnforcementMcKeesport PolicePenn Hills Police
Weekend Hours-11 PM to 8 AM
State Backup-18 Pa.C.S. 5503

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

McKeesport FAQ

Can I call police about loud neighbors at night?

Yes. Call McKeesport Police non-emergency line for noise after 10 PM. Officers can issue disorderly conduct citations under PA 18 5503.

Who enforces this in McKeesport?

McKeesport at (412) 675-5000.

Penn Hills FAQ

Who do I call for a noise complaint in Penn Hills?

Call Penn Hills Police non-emergency at 412-473-2500. After-hours loud parties are typically cited under the township noise ordinance or state disorderly conduct.

Who enforces this?

Penn Hills at (412) 342-1500.

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