The Police Department is provided daily operational and administrative oversight by Jeff Margevich, Chief of Police, who is guided by the institutional oversight of the Mayor. The Department works to create a safe and healthy community by patrolling; enforcing codes, ordinances, and laws; and investigating varying levels of crime. The Department also employs a full-time School Resource Officer, who works within the Penn Manor School District, interacting with students, staff, and visitors to enhance the learning environment.
Staff Directory: Uniformed
Jeffrey Margevich – Chief of Police
Jason Scott – Lieutenant
Vacant – Detective Sergeant
Michael Cavanaugh – Sergeant
John Reynolds – Sergeant
Patrick Rudisill – Patrol Officer
Jason Turner – Patrol Officer, School Resource Officer
Alan Anderson – Patrol Officer
Spencer D. Rios – Patrol Officer
Traci Starry – Patrol Officer
Croft Howley – Patrol Officer
John Michener – Part-time Patrol Officer
Jason Flood – Part-time Patrol Officer
Troy Rogers – Part-time Patrol Officer
Kevin Cruickshank – Part-time Patrol Officer
Staff Directory: Non-Uniformed
Andrea Pfortsch – Secretary
Jennifer Slover – Secretary
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Millersville Borough New Parking Ticket Process
Effective July 6, 2026, Millersville Borough has implemented a new parking ticket processing system. Our officers are now able to issue parking tickets both electronically and manually. Electronic tickets will be printed on white paper, while manually issued tickets will continue to appear in the traditional orange format.
If you receive a parking violation ticket, you will have five days to pay the original amount. Payments may be made online here, by phone (717-899-9299), by mail, or in person at the Millersville Borough Police Department. Payments submitted in person or by mail must be made by cash, check or money order. Payments made online or by phone may be completed using a credit or debit card. Beginning on the sixth day after the violation is issued, a late fee of $15.00 will be added to the original cost if payment has not been received, and a notice will be mailed to the registered owner of the vehicle.
If payment is not received within two weeks of the late notice, THE TICKET WILL BE REFERRED TO A COLLECTIONS AGENCY FOR FURTHER PROCESSING, and additional fees will be added to the original amount due.
If you have questions regarding the ticket process or payment options, please contact our office Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at 717-872-4657.
