For over 250 years military and law enforcement have protected this great nation from enemies-foreign and domestic. Our proud veterans say Thank You for your service to our veterans. Many of us proudly served our nation and continue to do so holding the Thin Blue Line.
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Please join us next Monday, November 16th during the Community Public Safety Academy meeting for response to active threat training at the Ottawa Police Department. This free 2-hour presentation provides information to help survive an active threat encounter.
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The mornings get brighter this weekend. Turn back your clocks at bedtime and change batteries in detectors and security systems.
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With #DST ending soon it’s dark out. Take a few extra seconds to check twice before crossing the street. Wear reflective clothing. Drivers-turn your 🚘 on.
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Reminder of Nataional Drug Take Back Day tomorrow, October 24th, from 1000 AM - 200 PM at Ottawa Walmart Super Center. 2101 South Princeton Street.
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[Ottawa, Kansas] – On Saturday, October 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Ottawa Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration will host DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day at locations across the country. DEA and its partners will collect tablets,
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Back Day offers free and anonymous disposal of unneeded medications at more than 4,200 drop-off locations nationwide.
What:National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
When:Saturday, October 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Who: Ottawa Police Department
Where:
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SLOW DOWN. THEIR FUTURE IS AHEAD.
School zones are filled with students walking, biking, crossing streets, and getting in and out of vehicles. Reduce speed, put down phone, and expect the unexpected. A few seconds can prevent a tragedy.
Safer Streets. Safe Students.
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BIKES+SCHOOL ZONES=SHARE THE ROAD.
Drivers should give bicyclists room. All riders should wear a properly fitted helmet, follow traffic controls, stay visible, and ride predictably. Riders-know the laws and follow them too.
Give Space. Stay Alert. Get Everyone Home Safely.
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We are here until 9 if you want to stop by and talk with officers. Thanks to Starbucks for being our host.
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Pedestrians have the right of way when lawfully crossing in a cross walk. Drivers-stop and let them cross. Walkers-stop before entering the cross walk, look left, look right and left again then cross when safe.
Set your calendars for Faith and Blue Weekend. This event brings together the Ottawa Faith Community and Law Enforcement for conversations and an opportunity to meet and talk with officers.
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