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
The Moraine Police Division holds an annual awards ceremony to recognize outstanding performance of our police officers. The 2019 winners […]
Craig Richardson
Jason Neubauer
Liz Adams
Ken Lloyd
Andy Parish
Earlier this week Sandy's Towing & Recovery presented Chief Richardson with a generous donation as a means of providing additional holiday cheer for our community. This donation will go directly toward our community Christmas programs.
The Sandy's Towing family of companies provide services to 48 different police agencies in and around the Miami Valley. This year each agency had their name entered into a drawing. As a result, The Moraine Police Department was selected as the area's 'Least Naughty Department,' exclaiming that after finding Santa's Sleigh broke down... "The Moraine Police Department canceled the tow service after realizing who the sleigh and reindeer belonged to!" Thank you Doug, Brad, & everyone at Sandy's Towing for all you do in the community!
Last week, members of our police division attended the annual Tactical Crime Suppression Unit (T.C.S.U.) meeting. During the event, Sgt. Liz Adams was recognized with an award for Exceptional Service for her continued work investigating a violent crime that occurred in the city earlier this year.
Sgt. Adams has played an instrumental role in the case and has consistently demonstrated professionalism, dedication, and a strong commitment to justice.
We congratulate Sgt. Adams on this well-deserved honor and thank her for a job well done.
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Congratulations to our newest police recruit Tyler Fox. Officer Fox recently graduated from the Sinclair Police Academy with special honors for physical fitness awards.
Congrats Tyler and welcome.
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Attention Families & Kids... Santa has joined the Moraine Police Department again this year! He has brought with him a special RED MAILBOX and placed it in the newly renovated lobby of the Moraine Municipal Building at 4200 Dryden Rd!! He will be picking up letters from our residents each day until DECEMBER 18TH. If you are on the good list, Santa will send you a return letter with a special surprise inside!! Santa can't wait to hear from you!
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Do you recognize these individuals? On Thursday, November 13th, the two males captured in the attached surveillance images were involved in the theft of a 2014 Jeep Compass SUV from Command Roofing on Arbor Blvd. in Moraine. Let us know if you can help!
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Congratulations to Sgt. Derek Lasher!
We are proud to announce that Sgt. Lasher has successfully completed the Police Executive Leadership College (P.E.L.C.). Chief Richardson and Deputy Chief Neubauer traveled to Columbus today to celebrate this significant accomplishment.
P.E.L.C. delivers innovative leadership education for law enforcement professionals, preparing them to meet today’s challenges and tomorrow’s demands. The program focuses on developing the skills necessary for long-term personal success, effective organizational change, and enhanced service to the community we protect.
Please join us in congratulating Sgt. Lasher on this outstanding achievement!
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We would like to congratulate one of our newest police officers, LaShay Strickland, on her recent graduation from the police academy.
Not only did she successfully pass the 800 grueling hours of police academy training, she was also recognized as a special award recipient. Officer Strickland was awarded the Sgt. Brian Dulle Memorial Award for outstanding conduct by cadets during the police academy.
Shay started with Moraine PD as a cadet when she was 18 years old and has recently worked her way up the ranks to be promoted to police officer.
Congrats Shay !
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Congratulations to Dispatcher Cody Allen! He is our Employee of the Month for October. Dispatcher Allen was nominated for his overall contribution to the division last month while assigned to Relief shift.
Dispatcher Allen's recent accomplishments are highlighted by his teamwork and involvement in the implementation of a new radio system.
We all appreciate Dispatcher Allen's willingness to go above and beyond. Keep up the great work, Cody!
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Earlier this week, members of our department attended and assisted in a local female law enforcement training. The two day training was hosted by the Tactical Crime Suppression Unit. On the first day, students focused on enhancing their shooting skills. The second day was spent on the mat and instruction was centered around subject control. One specific goal for this training was to simply help these professionals network with one another and we believe that goal was met. We were excited to be involved and commend the hard work that these ladies put in!
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