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  • Private Security Camera Registration Program

    The Moore Police Department would like your help.  We are starting a new program to help us in solving crimes and recover stolen property. Many homes and businesses are installing private security cameras.  We are asking for your help in compiling a list of camera locations by having the owners register their system with the Moore Police Department.  This program is completely voluntary and will not cost the owner any money.  The information will then be utilized when a crime is reported in an area where we have a list of locations with cameras.  The Police Department would then contact the owner and request a copy of their video footage to help develop leads in the investigation.  There would be no cost to the individual or business as the Police Department would provide the necessary equipment to download the video footage.  The information provided by the owner of the camera system will not be available to the public or subject to open records requests. Read More » about Private Security Camera Registration Program

  • Moore Police Now Hiring

    Tuesday, February 3, 2015 - 6:00pm

    The Moore Police Department is seeking applicants to fill multiple Police Officer positions.
    The Moore Police Department provides law enforcement services to residents and visitors to the City of Moore in an effort to create a safe community by protecting life, preserving liberty and keeping the peace. The 89 commissioned officers and 5 civilian employees recently moved into a new Public Safety Center. Read More » about Moore Police Now Hiring

  • Road Closing Reminder

    Beginning Tuesday, January 20th, Telephone Road will be closed from NW 5th Street to south of the entrance to Fairmoore Park.  It will remain closed for approximately 60 days as the bridge box is torn out and reconstructed. Read More » about Road Closing Reminder

  • Be Moore Active! Parks Programs Online

    The City of Moore Parks & Recreation Department is excited to announce the start of its online registration system and activity guide. 

    Simply click on an option of "Play a Sport, Reserve a Facility, or View Activities" on the left hand side of the website. 

    To use the new system you will create an account and follow the instructions from there.  It’s that easy! Read More » about Be Moore Active! Parks Programs Online

  • City Council Approves Name for Park

    The Moore City Council approved the name for the new park being built at 4th and Broadway.  The park will be called Dr. Curtis Berry Central Park.   The recreation and aquatic facilities will be call The Station at Central Park.  

    The names for the park and facilities were the top vote receivers during an online citizen voting process that took place in October 2014. Read More » about City Council Approves Name for Park

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