News Feed:
Camp Blue Line starts on Monday for certian schools.
All information was mailed out to the homes of the kids who turned in applications.
Contact Officer Knerr 610-437-7565 or email
April.Knerr@Allentownpa.gov for more information.
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PAL Bowlers and parents,
Many of you have heard that Parkway Lanes went up for sale. As of right now, we do not know if new owners will continue to operate as a bowling facility. In case they do not, we have made arrangements with Rose Bowl to hold our PAL league there in September, as plan B. We do hope we can stay at Parkway Lanes, but we wanted to have a plan B in case they close for good. We will keep everyone updated thru email and the PAL website to let you know which bowling lanes we will hold our bowling season.
Keep practicing this summer! Check out kids bowl free places to keep your average up.
The Mission
The purpose of this organization shall be to stimulate, create, provide and maintain wholesome recreational activities for youth-male and female-throughout the City of Allentown, Pennsylvania and thereby;
a. Improve the moral, physical, educational and civic standards of youth.
b. Promote friendship, fairness and good will among our youth.
c. Stimulate a respectful and friendly relationship between youth and police officers.
Every year, the Allentown Police Athletic League continues to provide sports camps and activities throughout the Allentown area. From basketball leagues, to bowling, to Camp Blue-line, to scholarships PAL creates an environment which promotes healthy sportsmanship for today's youth.
2016-Chief Keith Morris and PAL Board Chairman Bill Holler receive a donation from the Lehigh Valley Phantoms representative Jeff Rogers. The donation was from the Guns N hoses hockey event which was previously held and sponsored by the Lehigh Valley Phantoms in support of the Allentown Police Department and Allentown Police Athletic League, coordinated by Allentown Detective Ray Ferraro.
Also present from left to right:
Sgt John Guido-PAL Activities Director, Bill Holler-PAL Board Chairman, Jeff Rogers-Vice President of Finance Lehigh Valley Phantoms, Allentown Police Chief Keith Morris and James Gress-PAL treasurer and Board Member.
Also present from left to right:
Sgt John Guido-PAL Activities Director, Bill Holler-PAL Board Chairman, Jeff Rogers-Vice President of Finance Lehigh Valley Phantoms, Allentown Police Chief Keith Morris and James Gress-PAL treasurer and Board Member.
2016-Chief Keith Morris receives a check for $560 for the Gerald M. Monahan Scholarship from Janice Rodgers, daughter of Gerald M Monahan. The Monahan family does an annual family fundraiser each year to continue the scholarship fund for high school seniors and college students interested in a criminal justice degree.
Also present from left to right:
A/C Gail Struss, Chief Morris, Janice Rodgers, Sgt John Guido-PAL Activities Director, A/C Glen Dorney.
Also present from left to right:
A/C Gail Struss, Chief Morris, Janice Rodgers, Sgt John Guido-PAL Activities Director, A/C Glen Dorney.
2013-PAL Board Chairman Bill Holler and PAL Activities Director Sergeant John Guido presenting a golf shirt and Mug to Mayor Pawlowski for his support for the 2013 PAL Golf Tournament recently held at the Allentown Municipal Golf Course.
2013-PAL Board Chairman Bill Holler presenting a thank you plaque to AL Raber for his many years of service to the police athletic league and being the announcer for the July 4th fireworks. Al "officially" retired from the fireworks this past 4th of July 2012. Al has been with PAL for 38 years.
