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#gitupchallenge for charity

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The @DEAHQ Prescription Drug Take Back day is this Saturday.
We will be out front of our police department at 1640 6th Avenue to accept any unwanted, unused, expired prescription drugs.
Pull up, drop off and boom you are on your way!!

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Join us tomorrow at Ben Butterworth Park from 11a-2pm for the annual Halloweenie Roast!!

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You can decorate your vehicle, advertise your business & be a part of a great community event.
If you want to participate please contact Detective Ryan Stroyan [email protected] or Detective Tyler Lewis-Bresnahan at [email protected] to sign up today.

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Our Community Policing Unit is having a Halloweenie Roast with a twist this year.
We are inviting businesses and community members who want to participate in a Trunk or Treat event, October 17th from 11a-2p.

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2 of the Quad Cities biggest events, same time, same place. Thousands converging on a few block radius in downtown Moline, we had a blast

Thank you to the agencies that assisted us, the officers who put in long hours and the community who supported us

Its our honor Moline 💙

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We will have a drone in use during the @MolineCVSchools Homecoming parade on Friday.

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Twenty-five years ago our country changed.
We will never forget that day nor the memories of the thousands of lives were lost including over 400 first responders.
We will honor their lives by serving our community with the same courage & dedication in which they served theirs.

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The plane was sent off with Honor Guards, received in Washington DC with police escorts and welcomed home by hundreds of loved ones.

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Yesterday the inaugural Quad City Back the Blue Flight took close to 200 active and retired Quad City police officers to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund and throughout Washington DC as a way to say thank you for your service.

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It is time for Pink October.

Starting October 1st, you can join us in supporting those who have been impacted by cancer by going pink.

Click on this link and order your shirt today:
https://t.co/8vnvafTj3z

All proceeds go to support the @CSCIAIL

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The summer safety bash with The Moline Viking Club is this Sunday at the Viking Club.

This is a great bicycle safety event and 100+ kids will ride away with a brand new bike

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Please join us welcoming our four newest officers.
Rachel Wylie, Brandon Montero, Donovan Weaver &
Emily Carolan, began their law enforcement journey this week and will attend the academy at the Police Training Institute.

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It’s not over, it will never be over until we find you.

We promise you, your family & our community that we are working everyday to bring you home to your final resting place by your mother.

Our pursuit for justice will continue to be relentless.

We will find you!

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The lower speed limit will also support the new traffic signals planned for 53rd Street in 2027.

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Speed Limit Reduced to 30 MPH on Avenue of the Cities East of 41st Street
Moline, Illinois – The speed limit on Avenue of the Cities from 41st Street to the East Moline border has been reduced from 40 mph to 30 mph. Moline City Council approved the change on August 4.
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Traffic data shows the average vehicle speed along the corridor is about 32 mph. The new 30 mph limit more closely reflects how fast vehicles are already traveling and current conditions along the roadway.

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Let's meet our @MolineCVSchools Liaison Detectives that will serve you and your students throughout this coming school year.

Detectives Diallo, Feehan, Noyd and Binkley will once again be serving our community and school district.

We are looking forward to another great year!

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For the next several months, every morning and every afternoon we will be proactively policing school zones.
Slow down, put your phones down and help us ensure our students have safe travels to and from school.

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This humidity is thiiiiiiiiiiick.
Staying with that trend, we will also be thick, as in having a large presence, in school zones on Friday as @MolineCVSchools begins the 2026-27 school year.
Every school zone in Moline will be saturated with Moline's finest starting Friday.