Hit and Run of a residence | Columbia Borough Police Department

400 block of Union Street
On Saturday, March 24, 2018 at approximately 7:30 pm Officers from the Columbia Borough Police Department responded to a vehicle accident involving a car into a house.  Officers arrived and learned that a silver Ford sedan occupied by an older white male had fled the area south on S. Fourth Street.  Witnesses stated that the male was attempting to parallel park and was backing into a space when the vehicle struck the vehicle behind it and  drove up onto the sidewalk striking two separate houses.  There appeared to be no structural damage and only cosmetic damage to both residences.  The suspect vehicle will have damage to the right rear tail light assembly which was collected at the scene.  Columbia Borough Police are asking for assistance with locating the vehicle.  Any information can be forwarded to the Columbia Borough Police (717)684-7735 or text LANCS to 847411.
Date: 

Saturday, March 24, 2018

Case Status:

Case Type:

https://lancaster.crimewatchpa.com/columbiapd/10552/cases/hit-and-run-residence

Walker, Clarence Malik – Arrest Prior to Requisition – Fugitive from Justice | Columbia Borough Police Department

Clarence Malik Walker
On 03-24-18 at approx. 4:32AM the Columbia Borough Police were called to 50 N. 4th St. for a possible burglary in progress. During the investigation into the call police discovered that the male involved, Clarence Walker, 24 of Maryland was wanted out of Allegheny County on a felony warrant. When Walker was taken into custody he was found in possession of a Bluetooth credit card reader/writer as well as other possible items related to stealing credit card information. Walker was taken to central arraignment on the warrant out of Allegheny County and the investigation is ongoing.
Arrest Date: 

Saturday, March 24, 2018

Case Number: 

27649-03-24-18

Source: 

Columbia Borough Police Department

https://lancaster.crimewatchpa.com/columbiapd/10552/arrests/walker-clarence-malik-arrest-prior-requisition-fugitive-justice

Davis, Heather Lynn – (1) count Theft By Unlawful Taking (M-3) | Columbia Borough Police Department

Heather Lynn Davis

Docket No.: 
MJ-02103-CR-0000434-2017

Date Issued: 

Monday, January 29, 2018

Warrant Type:

Issuing Authority: 

MDJ Honorable Miles K. Bixler

Holding Dept: 

Columbia Borough Police Department

https://lancaster.crimewatchpa.com/columbiapd/10552/warrants/davis-heather-lynn-1-count-theft-unlawful-taking-m-3

SNOW EMERGENCY TO BE LIFTED THURSDAY AT NOON IN THE BOROUGH OF COLUMBIA

The Snow Emergency that exists in the Borough of Columbia will be lifted today, Thursday, March 22, 2018 at Noon.

Residents are reminded not to throw snow in the streets and the placing of items to reserve parking spaces is prohibited.
The Borough will post and contact residents to remove vehicles if necessary during clean-up.
Proclaimed this 22 Day of March 2018
Leo S. Lutz, Mayor
Borough of Columbia
(717) 449-0921

Snow Emergency in Effect

A Snow Emergency will be in effect in the Borough of Columbia beginning at 12:00 Noon, Wednesday, March 21, 2018. The Snow Emergency will remain in effect until further notice. The Snow Emergency will be to facilitate clean-up efforts in the Borough.

Vehicle travel on Borough Streets marked as “Snow Emergency Routes” shall be in accordance with the Borough’s “Snow Emergency Ordinance” except for emergency situations. No person shall operate a vehicle on any Snow Emergency Route in such a manner or in such condition as to allow or permit such vehicle to become stalled on a “Snow Emergency Route” either by reason of the fact that the driving wheels are not equipped with chains or proper tires, by the exhaustion of the fuel supply to the vehicle, or by abandonment of the vehicle.

Parking on “Snow Emergency Routes” shall be prohibited. Parking is available in Borough Parking Lots located at Front and Locust Street, next to Borough Hall on Locust and in the former telephone company lot in Avenue H between 2nd and 3rdStreet. Parking will be permitted after the street has been cleared. Residents are reminded it is illegal to throw snow in the street and to place various items along Borough Streets to reserve parking.

The Borough shall have the authority to remove and impound, or to order the removal and impounding of any vehicle parked or abandoned on a “Snow Emergency Route” during the Snow Emergency and to remove any items left on the streets. During clean-up residents will be notified to move their vehicles on a street by street basis.

Residents are further reminded to remove snow from sidewalks per Columbia Borough Code.

The following Streets have been designated “Snow Emergency Routes”:

Locust Street, Front to Fifth Street                             

North Third Street, Locust to Cedar Street

Chestnut Street, Second to Fifth Street                      

North Fifth Street, Chestnut to Locust Street

Lancaster Avenue, Locust to Malleable Road           

Kinderhook Road

Ironville Pike, Ninth to Borough Limit                      

Ninth Street, Ironville Pike to Lancaster Ave

Declared this 21st Day of March, 2018

Leo S. Lutz, Mayor

Borough of Columbia

Wednesday, March 21, 2018 – Columbia Borough offices closed, HARB meeting postponed

Due to continuing snow and unsafe travel conditions today, Columbia Borough offices are now officially closed. The HARB meeting scheduled for tonight is also postponed and information regarding the reschedule will be posted as soon as it is available. Please be safe in your travels today.
– Columbia Borough Council President Kelly Murphy