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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Craig Richardson
CHIEF OF POLICE
Jason Neubauer
DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE
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Ken Lloyd
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Andy Parish
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Liz Adams
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911 What is your emergency??? If you have never had to make a call and hear these words you are lucky. The dispatchers at our department answer the phone with that greeting many times in a shift. While the 911 caller is living a traumatic experience, each dispatcher absorbs a piece of that experience. Yet, they continue to answer the call daily, providing the highest level of service possible. During this week, we want to tip our caps to our dispatchers. They are our first responders and often obtain vital information to keep us and the community safe. We are thankful for all of you and everything that you do!!! Happy Dispatcher Appreciation Week!!!
2 days ago ·
On Thursday, Deputy Chief Jason Neubauer and Centerville Police Lieutenant Joe Lavigne spoke with local behavioral health professionals at Montgomery County ADAMHS (Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services) on the Limitations of Law Enforcement on Behavioral Health Issues. The presentation allowed participants to gain a better understanding of law enforcement's role in the criminal justice system as it relates to mental health.
5 days ago ·
DRUG TAKE-BACK; On Saturday, April 24, 2021, from 10am to 2pm we will be in the front lobby of the Moraine Municipal Building, 4200 Dryden Rd., to collect unused and unwanted prescriptions.![]()
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The National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day aims to provide a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs, while also educating the general public about the potential for abuse of medications.![]()
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The Moraine Police Division will only accept prescriptions in pill form. If you have a prescription that is a liquid we suggest putting it in an absorbent material to dispose of it.![]()
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We hope to see you there!
5 days ago ·
We would like to congratulate Sgt. Liz Adams for being named our Employee of the Month for March. Sgt. Adams is a dedicated member of our division and serves in several capacities vital to our mission. She was recently recognized by the Tactical Crime Suppression Unit for her investigative efforts in 2020. Congratulations Sgt. Adams and job well done!
1 week ago ·
Pinwheels for Prevention April 2021!![]()
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We are joining Pinwheels for Prevention- Prevent Child Abuse America, Dayton Children's Hospital, and the CARE HOUSE Child Advocacy Center in raising awareness for Child Abuse Prevention in the month of April. ![]()
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You may notice we have planted a pinwheel garden outside of the police department. Pinwheel gardens represent our effort to focus on community activities that support families and public policies that prioritize prevention right from the start to ensure that child abuse and neglect never occur. Pinwheels are used to help educate communities about the importance of supporting children and families. Shining in the sun, the pinwheel is reflective of the bright future all children deserve and our belief that getting it right early is less costly than trying to fix it later. -Pinwheels for Prevention![]()
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Stop by the police department and see our pinwheel garden. We can have a conversation about child abuse prevention while you're here. ![]()
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Kids, we are also inviting you to color your own pinwheel. Coloring pages and crayons are available in our lobby anytime. We would love to display your artwork in the police department lobby. Each child who brings their colored pinwheel back to the police department will receive a special gift and your artwork will be displayed all month long!![]()
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It's time to start a new conversation about child abuse, break the silence around it, and take action to end it. Our community is depending on it.
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