Enforcement alerts
Upcoming and recent DUI checkpoints in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania police agencies are required to publicize sobriety checkpoints in advance. This page collects those announcements for the counties we serve, along with plain-language notes on what a checkpoint stop involves. Schedules are set by law enforcement and can change without notice.
Upcoming and current
No upcoming enforcement has been announced for this filter. Announcements usually appear a few days before a checkpoint runs.
Concluded enforcement
These details have already run. They stay online as a record of announced enforcement — if you were stopped at one, a free case review is still available.
Enforcement periodConcluded
Franklin County DUI Enforcement — September 2026
Various high-crash roadways countywide
September 1, 2026 – September 30, 2026
State police announced DUI checkpoints on high-crash roadways across Franklin County during September 2026
Sobriety checkpointConcluded
Sobriety checkpoint: 2000 block of South Queen Street, York County
2000 block of South Queen Street, York Township
August 28, 2026 – August 29, 2026
The York County Regional Police, along with several area police departments and the Pennsylvania State Police, conducted a sobriety checkpoint in York Township. The enforcement detail was set up in the 2000 block of South Queen Street late on Friday, August 28, 2026. The checkpoint was part of enhanced impaired driving
By county
- Adams CountyArrested for DUI in Adams County?
- Cumberland CountyArrested for DUI in Cumberland County?
- Dauphin CountyArrested for DUI in Dauphin County?
- Franklin CountyArrested for DUI in Franklin County?
- Lancaster CountyArrested for DUI in Lancaster County?
- Perry CountyArrested for DUI in Perry County?
- York CountyArrested for DUI in York County?
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