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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Andy Parish
We congratulate the students at West Carrollton Intermediate School on reaching their goals. Keep up the good work! SRO Burns has had a tremendously positive impact on the students.
Today we proudly recognize Sgt. Andy Parish on his 25-year anniversary with the Moraine Police Department.
Sgt. Parish began his career in 2001 as a police cadet and was promoted to police officer in 2003, attending the Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy in Columbus. He quickly established himself as a respected member of the patrol division and earned a position in the Special Assignment Section through his hard work and dedication.
In 2014, Sgt. Parish was promoted to the rank of sergeant, where he continued his service in the detective section as a supervisor. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated exceptional versatility and commitment, serving regionally as a hostage negotiator with the Kettering Regional SWAT Team, as well as a member of the Dayton Regional Crowd Management Team and Bicycle Response Team.
Sgt. Parish has also contributed in numerous roles within the division, including Public Information Officer, Driving Instructor, Honor Guard member, and Community Outreach Team member. He currently serves as an administrative sergeant.
We thank Sgt. Parish for his dedicated service to our community and his unwavering commitment to the division.
Happy Anniversary, Sgt. Parish and congratulations on 25 years of outstanding service!
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We are proud to recognize Ofc. Jim Glenn as the Employee of the Month for February.
Ofc. Glenn, currently assigned to afternoon patrol, has demonstrated an exemplary work ethic and a consistent commitment to making a positive impact within the community. His dedication to service and proactive approach to his duties reflect the highest standards of our organization.
We commend Ofc. Glenn for his hard work and thank him for his continued dedication and professionalism.
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We would like to congratulate one of our newest police officers, Haylee Hook, on her recent graduation from the police academy.
Officer Hook successfully completed more than 800 hours of rigorous training and was hired by the City of Moraine during the academy process. She has already demonstrated a strong commitment to serving our community.
Congratulations, Officer Hook! We are excited to see you excel in your career and welcome you to the Moraine Police Department.
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Applications are now being accepted through March 26th for an Entry-Level Police Officer. No experience or training is required. However, certified or experienced police officer candidates are encouraged to apply.
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This morning, we held our annual awards banquet to recognize the extraordinary police work, professionalism, and teamwork demonstrated by our personnel over the past year. These awards reflect the commitment, courage, and daily dedication our officers and staff bring to The City of Moraine.
We extend our congratulations to all award recipients for their outstanding performance and well-earned recognition. We also thank every member of the division for their continued service, professionalism, and steadfast support of our mission. Your efforts do not go unnoticed and are vital to the safety and trust of our community.
Thank you for all that you do!
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Happy National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day to our favorite SRO, Officer Burns! Thank you for your dedication to the students, staff and community!
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Just before noon on January 29, 2026, a Moraine Police Officer attempted to stop Joshua Mowery on S.R. 741 for having an obstructed license plate. Instead of yielding to the officer's signal to stop, Mowery took off, immediately driving his vehicle the wrong way up Kettering Blvd. from S.R. 741. Our officer did not chase Mowery, but rather stayed on S.R. 741. Despite not being chased, Mowery continued up Kettering Blvd. at a high rate of speed, causing multiple vehicles in his path to veer off the roadway. He drove like this for over 1.5 miles, before he collided head-on with a small sedan, killing 60 year-old Richard Craft.
Yesterday, a Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Grand Jury indicted Mowery for multiple felony charges, including involuntary manslaughter, aggravated vehicular homicide, vehicular assault, and failure to comply with the signal/order of a police officer. Mowery remains in custody at the Montgomery County Jail and is set to be arraigned on Thursday, February 12th.
While we offer our sincerest condolences to the family of Richard Craft, we are extremely proud of the work our officers and investigators did to secure an indictment in this case. The loss of life in this incident was senseless and completely avoidable.
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’Twas the night before mayhem… and all through the town, the snow was piling up and the roads were going down...
Friendly reminder from your police department: snowy roads can turn even the shortest drive into an adventure nobody asked for. If you can avoid driving altogether, that’s the safest move. Cozy socks > white-knuckle steering.
We may be biased, but we have the best Street Division around. Even they will struggle to keep up with this storm. Please stay home.
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We'd like to thank Maddy from Hole N One Donuts for bringing our officers some custom tasty treats. We appreciate you thinking about us on these cold winter mornings!
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