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Upper St. Clair police to assist residents with license plates and disability placards at Rep. Natalie Mihalik’s office on June 4
Summary
Upper St. Clair police will be available June 4 at state Rep. Natalie Mihalik’s office on Boyce Road to help Pennsylvania residents with peeling or illegible license plates and to assist with disability parking placards and related registration forms.
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Upper St. Clair Township announced that an Upper St. Clair police officer will be available on June 4 at state Representative Natalie Mihalik’s office, 1121 Boyce Road, Suite 2200 A, to check and complete registration forms for Pennsylvania residents whose license plates are peeling, damaged or otherwise illegible. Township staff also said police can assist residents with disability parking placard paperwork during the event.
The announcement lists the office location and the intended services but does not state the event’s start and end times or whether appointments are required. Residents who need assistance were directed to the office address provided in the announcement for June 4.

