YORK, Pa. — The York City Police Department said Tuesday its enforcement efforts against illegally operated dirt bikes, ATVs, and scooters on city streets continues, and police are asking the community for help.
"As many of you are aware, dirt bikes have become a nuisance," the police department said. "We want the community to know we value your calls, information, and tips. It is because of this collaborative effort that we can assist the community in dealing with this nuisance problem."
Over the last few weeks, the department said, it has:
- Towed 20 dirt bikes, ATVs or Scooters
- Issued 84 traffic citations
- Issued 8 non-traffic citations
- Served 10 arrest warrants
- Made 3 misdemeanor arrests
"The York City Police Department would like to thank the community for all the information provided, and we continue to request that you provide information, not only for dirt bikes, but for all other crimes," the department said. "It is our goal to have the City of York become a place that is safe and enjoyable."
Anyone with information about illegally operated dirt bikes, ATVs, or scooters in the city is encouraged to contact the York City Police Department. Tips can remain anonymous.
