Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter Police Department participated in the July 4, 2018 DWI Campaign funded by MoDOT during the dates of June 29, 2018 - July 4, 2018.
During this campaign, officers conducted 31 traffic stops and cited 9 drivers for various traffic related offenses.
32 verbal/written warnings for traffic violations were also issued.
Pictured is Dexter Police Chief Trevor Pulley.
Dexter, Missouri - The city of Dexter offices will be closed on Wednesday, July 4, 2018 for the Independence Holiday.
Monday and Tuesday trash will be on schedule.
Wednesday and Thursday trash will be one day late.
No bulk pick up on Friday.
Have a safe and happy holiday!
City of Dexter Fireworks Display is slated for dark on Wednesday, July 4th (that's around 8:30 p.m.) If rain, the fireworks display will be on Thursday, July 5th. The ShowMe Times will announce via Facebook, Twitter and Text if the fireworks display is moved to Thursday as soon as the city makes a decision. (Typically not made until right before the event is to start).
Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter police department is urging businesses to be careful when accepting $100 bills, after reports of at least three incidents in the Dexter area.
According to Dexter Police Chief Trevor Pulley, "We have had three since May 21, 2018 at local businesses."
Businesses should be proactive when taking money over the counter of any denomination higher than a $20, but be especially cautious when taking $50 or $100 dollar bills.
There are a number of security features on bills issued by the US Federal Reserve, but Pulley suggests that businesses should focus on the security band that is to the left of the portrait on the front of the bill running vertically. According to uscurrency.gov, the band should be visible if you backlight the bill, and will have "USA" and the number "100" on it as well, alternating on both sides of the strip.
Other security features, according to uscurrency.gov, include a watermark of Benjamin Franklin to the right of the portrait, color-shifting ink on the "100" in the corner of the bill, a 3-D security ribbon that runs to the right of the portrait that alternate both bells and a "100" when you move the bill side-to-side, among other features.
If you feel you have received a counterfeit $100 bill please contact your local police department immediately.
