Moline Police Department

Moline Police Department The Moline Police Department serves and protects the citizens and visitors of the City of Moline If you have an immediate emergency, please call 9-1-1.

Darren Gault-Chief of Police

The Moline Police Department has an authorized strength of 81 sworn Police Officers, 20 full time civilian personnel, and 23 part-time seasonal employees. The Department handles over 60,000 calls for service annually and has an advanced computer dispatch system, integrated in-car computers, and an enhanced 911 service. This is all supported by an outstanding, professi

onal and dedicated group of men and women. This site is not monitored 24 hours a day and it is not a place to report a crime. If you have information regarding a crime, please contact our non-emergency line at 309-797-0401. In the event you would like to provide an anonymous tip, please call Crime Stoppers at 309-762-9500. DISCLAIMER:

On behalf of the men and women of the Moline Police Department, we welcome you to our official page. We welcome you to our page and we hope you find it informational. The City of Moline Police Department’s page is produced and maintained by the Department’s Services Division. Links to other internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the views contained therein. A person who reports or causes to be reported false information to law enforcement or to another public safety entity may be subject to criminal charges under the Illinois Criminal Code. PURSUANT TO ILLINOIS STATE LAW, THE CITY OF MOLINE ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY, AND THE POLICE DEPARTMENT’S ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY, ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION TO AND FROM THIS SITE MAY BE SUBJECT TO PUBLIC DISCLOSURE. The City of Moline:

Does not control or guarantee the accuracy, relevance, timeliness, or completeness of information contained on a linked website. Does not endorse the organizations sponsoring linked websites or the views they express or the products/services they offer. Cannot and does not authorize the use of copyrighted materials contained in linked websites. Users must request such authorization from the sponsor of the linked website. Does not endorse or support opinions or views expressed by users of the City of Moline Police page. Is not directed to children and will delete any information about a child under the age of 13 that may have been inadvertently collected upon becoming aware of such information. Digital images and videos contained on this site should not be considered as having evidentiary value. TERMS OF USE:

The City of Moline expects that participants will treat each other with respect. Please refrain from comments that contain obscene, indecent, or profane language; threats or defamatory statements; comments that are bullying, intimidating, or harassing any user; contain hate speech, promote or endorse services or products, suggest or encourage illegal activity, are multiple, repetitive off-topic posts by a single user (SPAM), or violate a legal ownership interest of any other party. The City of Moline Police Department’s page is not open to the promotion or advertisement of a business or commercial transaction. Users are prohibited from posting any copyrighted content without the copyright holder’s expressed permission or material protected by other intellectual property laws. The City of Moline, Illinois does not intend to create a public forum on this site or any City of Moline social media site. This site is not for use by the public as a place for expressive activity. Users are prohibited from the posting of abusive and profane comments, and from content relating to politics, religion, supporting or opposing political candidates or issue advocacy, promoting illegal activity, or which is not topically related to the City’s particular request for public feedback. The City reserves the right to eliminate comments/postings entirely or to edit them if deemed in violation of this policy or any applicable law. Contact/Call 309-797-0401 in order to report the posting of materials infringing a third party’s intellectual property rights, identifying information about children, or other illegal materials or content. User Generated Content

Users of the City of Moline page are fully responsible for the content they load to the City of Moline Police Department’s page. Those users are responsible for all copyright and intellectual property laws associated with this content. Call 309-797-0401 to request the removal of infringing materials. If you are looking for more information about the Moline Police Department, please visit: http://www.moline.il.us/index.aspx?nid=96. Darren Gault – Jefe De Policia

El Departamento de Policía de Moline tiene una fuerza autorizada de 80 Policías, 20 empleados civil de tiempo completo y 23 empleados temporales de tiempo y medio. El Departamento anualmente contesta más de 60,000 mil llamadas de servicio y tiene un equipo de operadores/as avanzado, computadoras integradas en los vehículos de Policía y un servicio avanzado de 911. Esto es apoyado por un grupo excepcional, profesional y dedicado de hombres y mujeres. Este sitio no es vigilado las 24 horas al día y no es un lugar para reportar un crimen. Si usted tiene una emergencia, llame al 9-1-1. Si usted tiene información con respecto a un delito, por favor llame a nuestra línea de no emergencia al número 309-797-0401. Para ofrecer información anónima, por favor llame a Crime Stoppers al número 309-762-9500. EL NEGANTE:

El Departamento de Policía de Moline le da la bienvenida a nuestra página oficial de Facebook y esperamos que encuentre la información beneficiosa. La página de Facebook del Departamento de Policía de Moline es producida y mantenida por la División de Servicios del Departamento. Enlaces o cadenas a otros sitios de internet no deben considerarse como una aprobación de las opiniones contenidas. Una persona que informa o en causa que de información falsa a la policía o a otra entidad de seguridad pública puede ser objeto a cargos penales conforme al Código Penal de Illinois. EN VIRTUD DE LA LEY ESTATAL DE ILLINOIS, LA POLÍTICA ADMINISTRATIVA DE LA CIUDAD DE MOLINE Y POLÍTICA ADMINISTRATIVA DEL DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA, COMUNICACIÓN ELECTRÓNICA Y DESDE ESTE SITIO PUEDE SER SUJETA A DIVULGACIÓN PÚBLICA. La Ciudad de Moline:

No controla ni garantiza la exactitud, relevancia, puntualidad o integridad de la información contenida en un sitio de Web enlazado. No endorsa a las organizaciones que patrocinan sitios de web enlazados o las opiniones que expresan o los productos/servicios que ofrecen. No puede y no autoriza el uso de materiales con derechos de autor contenidos en páginas de web enlazadas. Los usuarios deben solicitar dicha autorización del patrocinador del sitio de web. No endorsa o apoya opiniones o puntos de vista expresados por los usuarios de la página de Facebook de el Departamento de Policía de la Ciudad de Moline. No está dirigido a niños y borrará cualquier información acerca de un niño menor de 13 que fue inadvertidamente retenida cuando sea consciente de dicha información. Las imágenes digitales y videos contenidos en este sitio no deben considerarse como teniendo valor de presentación de pruebas. LAS CONDICIONES DE USO:

La Ciudad de Moline espera que los participantes trataran a los demás con respeto. Por favor no usen comentarios que contengan lenguaje obsceno, indecente o profano; amenazas o declaraciones difamatorias; comentarios que son usados/as como intimidación, intimidar o acosar a cualquier usuario; contienen odio o endosa productos o servicios, sugerir o promover actividades ilegales, son múltiples, repetitiva a otro tópico por un solo usuario (SPAM), o violar un interés de propiedad legal de cualquier otra parte. La Página de Facebook de la ciudad de Moline del Departamento de Policía no está abierto a la promoción o publicitación de un negocio o transacción comercial. Los usuarios tienen prohibido publicar cualquier contento con derechos de autor sin autorización expresado por el titular de derechos de autor o material protegido por otras leyes de propiedad intelectual. La Ciudad de Moline, Illinois no tiene intención de crear un foro público en este sitio o cualquier sitio de medios sociales de la ciudad de Moline. Este sitio no es para uso por el público como un lugar para la actividad expresiva. Los usuarios están prohibidos de la publicación de comentarios abusivos y profanidades y de contenidos relacionados con política, religión, apoyar u oponerse a candidatos políticos o defensa de tema, promover la actividad ilegal, o que no está relacionado con tópico particular solicitado con los comentarios públicos de la ciudad. La ciudad reserva el derecho de eliminar comentarios/mensajes totalmente o editarlos si en violación de esta política o cualquier ley aplicable. Contacte/Llame a el numero 309-797-0401 para reportar la publicación de materiales que infrinjan derechos de propiedad intelectual de un tercer partido, identificación de información sobre niños, o otros materiales ilegales o contenidos. Contenido Generado por el Usario

Los usuarios de la página de Facebook de la Ciudad de Moline son totalmente responsables por el contenido que pongan a la página de Facebook del Departamento de policía de la Ciudad de Moline. Los usuarios son responsables de todas las leyes de derechos de autor y de propiedad intelectual relacionadas con este contenido. Llame al número 309-797-0401 para solicitar el retiro de la infractora de los materiales. Si esta en busca de más información sobre el Departamento de Policía de Moline, por favor visite: http://www.moline.il.us/index.aspx?nid=96.

06/02/2026

Please join us in extending our thoughts and prayers to the Muscatine Community as well as the first responders who responded to the tragic events there today Muscatine Police Department Muscatine Fire Dept Muscatine County Sheriff's Office and Iowa State Patrol

Loosen up those shoulders, get the ibuprofen ready and maybe hit a bullpen session on Wednesday night as the annual "Cat...
06/01/2026

Loosen up those shoulders, get the ibuprofen ready and maybe hit a bullpen session on Wednesday night as the annual "Catch with a Cop" event in this Saturday, June 6 from Noon to 1:30pm.

The giveaways:

100 baseballs will be given away courtesy of the Quad Cities River Bandits

1 fully equipped baseball bag courtesy of Breedlove's Sporting Goods

3 bags with baseball equipment courtesy of Walmart

You will stay energized with Lifted Energy.

Stop down to Riverside Park baseball fields this Saturday to catch some conversation with your favorite first responders.

Season 3 Episode 2
06/01/2026

Season 3 Episode 2

Chronic stress, poor sleep, hypertension, obesity and elevated cardiovascular risk all lead to the #1 health epidemic facing law enforcement officers in America today, cardiovascular death. On this podcast we are joined by Chief Patrick Flann...

Season 3 Episode 2 airs tomorrow at 6amWe welcome retired Lafayette, Indiana Police Chief Patrick Flannelly from the Cop...
05/31/2026

Season 3 Episode 2 airs tomorrow at 6am

We welcome retired Lafayette, Indiana Police Chief Patrick Flannelly from the Coptimizer Podcast in to the studio.

Before joining law enforcement, Patrick Flannelly served four years on active duty in the U.S. Air Force as a security policeman, then earned a bachelor’s degree in Law & Society from Purdue University. He joined the Lafayette Police Department in 1995, served in patrol, SWAT, SWAT leadership, patrol command, drug task-force command, administrative services, and community outreach, and led the department as chief from November 2012 until his retirement in March 2022. Flannelly has testified before Congress and the Senate on juvenile-justice funding, served on the National Advisory Board for Fight Crime: Invest in Kids, chaired the Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police Government Relations Committee, served on the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy Training Board and chaired the IACP Indiana wellness committee. He has a long history and passion for physical fitness and wellness, being an accomplished CrossFit athlete and CrossFit gym owner. Patrick Flannelly’s post-chief consulting work centers on officer and organizational performance, wellness, and leadership and has extensive knowledge about coronary artery disease that is silently killing police officers at an alarming rate.

05/27/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 27, 2026

Juvenile Injured in Traffic Crash at 11th Street and 19th Avenue

At approximately 2:12 p.m., officers responded to the area of 11th Street and 19th Avenue for a reported personal injury traffic crash involving a juvenile pedestrian.

Preliminary investigation indicates a vehicle was traveling westbound on 19th Avenue when several children entered the roadway. The driver attempted to stop, but one juvenile was struck by the vehicle. The juvenile appeared to have sustained minor injuries and was transported to Trinity Medical Center West for evaluation.

Moline Police Department Detectives responded to the hospital as part of the ongoing investigation.

This crash remains under investigation by the Moline Traffic Unit. Additional information will be released when it becomes available.

Please join us in wishing Detective Jenna Robbins well as she begins basic training today in the United States Air Force...
05/26/2026

Please join us in wishing Detective Jenna Robbins well as she begins basic training today in the United States Air Force.

Detective Robbins enlisted in the United States Air Force Reserve and today she begins with her 'Welcoming' at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in San Antonio, Texas.

Thank you for choosing to serve your country and your community Detective Robbins.

Upon completion of her basic training and technical training, Detective Robbins will return to Moline and resume her role in the Community Policing Unit.

In 2023, law enforcement leaders throughout the Quad Cities and the leaders of the Rock Island County NAACP adopted the ...
05/26/2026

In 2023, law enforcement leaders throughout the Quad Cities and the leaders of the Rock Island County NAACP adopted the “10 Shared Principles,” a commitment focused on strengthening trust, transparency, accountability, and positive relationships between police departments and the communities they serve. With several new Chiefs of Police now serving agencies across the county, local law enforcement leaders joined the NAACP on May 20, 2026 to reaffirm that commitment by re-signing the 10 Shared Principles.

These principles emphasize fairness, respect, communication, de-escalation, procedural justice, mutual responsibility and continued community engagement.

The Moline Police Department is proud to stand alongside neighboring agencies and community leaders in reaffirming our dedication to professional, compassionate, and community-focused policing.

Participating agencies include:
• Illinois State Police Troop 2, Captain Jason Dickey
• Rock Island County Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Darren Hart
• Moline Police Department, Chief Darren Gault
• Rock Island Police Department, Chief Tim McCloud
• City of East Moline Police Department, Chief Jeff Ramsey
• Silvis Police Department, Chief Gene Karzin
• Village of Milan Police Department, Chief Derek Radosevich

NAACP - Rock Island County, Illinois Branch President Bonnie Ballard spoke during the event, reminding those in attendance that “public safety is strongest when it is built upon mutual respect, open communication, fairness, and humanity.”

Together, we remain committed to serving our communities with integrity, professionalism, and respect.

Congratulations and traffic will be a plenty this weekend in downtown Moline.We have several graduation ceremonies at Vi...
05/21/2026

Congratulations and traffic will be a plenty this weekend in downtown Moline.

We have several graduation ceremonies at Vibrant Arena which will cause a significant increase in vehicle and pedestrian traffic.

Please join us in congratulating Keri Roberts- Butterworth Elementary School Moline-Coal Valley School District on her r...
05/21/2026

Please join us in congratulating Keri Roberts- Butterworth Elementary School Moline-Coal Valley School District on her receiving the Student Leadership Award. Keri Roberts- Butterworth Elementary School

Keri has demonstrated exceptional qualities in academics, attendance, and school involvement.

Keri shows a dedication and passion for learning. She applies herself and is always trying her best to achieve great grades and master new concepts. Her ability to approach challenging problems with a positive attitude is an inspiration to her peers. She is a very kind and caring person who loves to help not only her classmates, but she is awesome with the younger students here at Butterworth. She is a member of our student council and loves to help out in the kindergarten and preschool classrooms. She also enjoys volunteering to help the custodian during her lunch recess.

Keri is always eager to participate and dedicated to make the most of each day. Also, Keri has displayed great attendance throughout the year, showing incredible commitment to her education. Congratulations Keri!

Please join us in congratulating Emilie from Franklin Elementary Moline-Coal Valley School District on her receiving the...
05/21/2026

Please join us in congratulating Emilie from Franklin Elementary Moline-Coal Valley School District on her receiving the Student Leadership Award.

Emilie always has a smile on her face. She is a quiet leader in the classroom and her peers definitely look to her as she sets the example. Emilie is the type of student that you can trust with a task you know will be thoroughly completed. She is an excellent role model for younger Falcons, including her younger siblings! Congratulations Emilie.

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