Vacation/Security Checks
The Moraine Police Division offers a security check program for residents who will be away from home. If any problems are found, you will be contacted. We will try to assist taking care of any problems while you are away.
Traffic School
Traffic School Program was created to allows violators who have received a traffic ticket but are otherwise good drivers to attend. Successful graduates have the traffic ticket dismissed, no fine to pay, no points on your driver’s license and no raise in insurance premiums.
Self Defense Classes
Our Self Defense programs consists of several weeks of self-defense training including personal protection techniques and general crime prevention methods.
Records
Our Records Section is responsible for processing and organizing all records generated by the police division including miscellaneous reports, criminal reports, evidentuary photos and traffic accident reports.
Patrol
The Patrol Section is responsible for handling calls placed to the communications center, traffic enforcement, criminal apprehensions, and other ancillary services.
Special Assignments Section
Our Special Assignments Section is responsible for the successful conclusion of all criminal prosecutions, crime prevention activities, undercover operations, and investigation of crimes.
Community Outreach Program
Our goal is to foster relationships through our community outreach programs.
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2019 Awards
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We are all set up and ready to go! Stop by with any unused or expired prescription medications, and we can safely dispose of them for you.
We will be here until 2pm today, in the lobby of the Moraine Municipal Building, 4200 Dryden Rd.
Join us in the lobby of the Municipal Building, 4200 Dryden Rd., for National Drug Take Back Day this weekend! Safely dispose of any unused or expired prescription medications to ensure they don't fall into the wrong hands. Your participation helps keep our community safe and free from potential misuse. We hope to see you there.
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Last week, SRO Burns held an assembly to educate students of the West Carrollton Intermediate School on the importance of school safety. At the conclusion of the assembly, students signed a pledge to promote a safe environment to learn and make responsible choices.
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Last Friday, Chief Richardson and Deputy Chief Neubauer traveled to First Responder Park in Hillard for the 2024 Light Ohio Blue First Responder Photo Challenge Awards Ceremony. This annual event honors the heroic actions of the brave men and women who responded to Ground Zero following the 9/11 attacks.
This year, 153,829 votes were cast by law enforcement personnel, first responders, and the public across 11 categories. We are thrilled to announce that our agency won Category 4, receiving an impressive 4,146 votes!
We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our residents and friends for demonstrating their community pride by participating in the contest.
A special thanks to Dispatcher Cody Allen for taking the award-winning photograph.
Thank you all for your continued support!
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Public Service Announcement: VEHICLE THEFT ALERT
We are issuing an important alert to residents about a series of vehicle thefts currently targeting the Pinnacle Ridge, German Village, and Wright Landing neighborhoods. These thefts are occurring during the early morning hours, typically between 2:00 AM and 4:00 AM.
Suspects’ Behavior:
The suspects arrive in the area by vehicle, driving slowly through neighborhoods while checking parked cars.
It is common to see 3 to 4 suspects checking vehicles at a time.
The suspects are concealing their identities by wearing face coverings or pulling hooded sweatshirts tightly over their faces.
Vehicle Theft Prevention Tips:
Lock your doors: Ensure all doors and windows are securely closed.
Turn on exterior lighting: Park in well-lit areas or install outdoor lighting to deter theft.
Remove valuables: Don’t leave any items or valuables visible inside your vehicle.
Use anti-theft devices: Consider using anti-theft steering wheel locks or other visible security devices.
While these neighborhoods are being specifically targeted, we encourage all residents to take the same precautions. A common myth we hear is, "I'll leave my car unlocked so they don't break my window." However, current trends show that if these suspects find a locked vehicle, they will quickly move on to another target. They are not breaking windows to gain entry.
What to Do If You See Suspicious Activity: If you see any suspicious vehicles driving slowly through your neighborhood or groups of people wandering around at night, please contact us immediately.
Your vigilance could prevent theft and help protect the community.
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Congratulations to Ofc. Alex Gambill on being named Employee of the Month for September! His fantastic work ethic, positive attitude, and strong team player mentality, along with his daily demonstration of our core values, truly make him an asset to the team and the community. Congratulations Ofc. Gambill!
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Congratulations
Congratulations Officer Gambill !! Thank you for your service!!
Congratulations to youuuuu!!
Cleaning up storm damage? The City of Moraine has scheduled a one-time brush collection for the week of Sept 30.
- Make sure you have all brush to the curb by Tuesday, October 1 and Thursday, October 3 at 7:00 a.m.
- Brush piles should be placed behind the curb and parallel to the road.
- Keep brush piles separate from leaf piles.
- Follow standards for brush piles: 8 feet long and 10 inches in diameter.
- Staff will not collect contractor-cut brush.
Also, residential brush drop-off hours at Streets Garage (4028 Vance Rd) from Monday, September 30th until Friday, October 11.
- Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
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Okay, we only have 2 days left and we need your help to get across the finish line. Please show your community pride and have family and friends vote for our cruiser.
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Done I voted every day
Just voted and gave you5 stars.
Win or lose, you're pure class. Best PD, hands down.
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Do you do this on a regular basis?
Mitzi Moore McIntosh seems they don't respond on their site or messages.
I have some I need to bring down, buy don't get home from work until 3:00!!
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