Trending...
- Springfield: City, partners break ground on Renew Jordan Creek daylighting project
- Springfield: City, partners break ground on Renew Jordan Creek daylighting project
- Liquid Technologies Announces the Launch of Liquid Studio v21 and Liquid XML Data Binder v21
Springfield, Mo. ~ In response to a recent trend of vehicle vandalism and attempted thefts in Springfield, the Springfield Police Department has announced a new initiative to help protect Kia and Hyundai owners. The department is now offering free wheel locks to qualifying owners from Springfield or any surrounding community.
Previously, the free wheel locks were only available to residents of Springfield. However, in light of the increasing incidents of vehicle theft nationwide, the requirement for residency has been lifted. This means that any owner of a qualifying Kia or Hyundai model can now claim a free wheel lock from the Springfield Police Department.
To obtain a free wheel lock, owners must visit the department's location at 321 E. Chestnut Expwy., Monday through Friday between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. They will need to provide proof of ownership such as insurance, registration, or title.
More on Missouriar
The decision to offer these free wheel locks comes after the Springfield Police Department noticed a rise in incidents involving Kia model vehicles. In collaboration with Kia and Hyundai, who are also providing steering wheel locks for certain years and models of their vehicles, the department hopes to deter potential thieves and protect car owners.
The list of qualifying vehicles includes popular models such as the Kia Forte, Optima, Rio, Sedona, Sorento, Sportage and Hyundai Accent, Elantra, Santa Fe, Sonata, Tucson and more. A full list can be found on both Kia and Hyundai's websites.
This initiative is just one step that the Springfield Police Department is taking to combat vehicle theft in their community. They urge all qualifying owners to take advantage of this opportunity and secure their vehicles with these free wheel locks.
Previously, the free wheel locks were only available to residents of Springfield. However, in light of the increasing incidents of vehicle theft nationwide, the requirement for residency has been lifted. This means that any owner of a qualifying Kia or Hyundai model can now claim a free wheel lock from the Springfield Police Department.
To obtain a free wheel lock, owners must visit the department's location at 321 E. Chestnut Expwy., Monday through Friday between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. They will need to provide proof of ownership such as insurance, registration, or title.
More on Missouriar
- Nigeria is next biggest crypto-mining country - Oneminers is investing millions
- Springfield: Lone Pine Avenue to close between Barton and Galloway streets beginning March 24
- Corcoran DeRonja Real Estate Welcomes Mechelle Fuquay as Its Newest Broker
- Matt Stuckert Joins Lineus Medical Board of Directors
- Fray Fitness Launches Redesigned Website to Enhance Customer Experience
The decision to offer these free wheel locks comes after the Springfield Police Department noticed a rise in incidents involving Kia model vehicles. In collaboration with Kia and Hyundai, who are also providing steering wheel locks for certain years and models of their vehicles, the department hopes to deter potential thieves and protect car owners.
The list of qualifying vehicles includes popular models such as the Kia Forte, Optima, Rio, Sedona, Sorento, Sportage and Hyundai Accent, Elantra, Santa Fe, Sonata, Tucson and more. A full list can be found on both Kia and Hyundai's websites.
This initiative is just one step that the Springfield Police Department is taking to combat vehicle theft in their community. They urge all qualifying owners to take advantage of this opportunity and secure their vehicles with these free wheel locks.
0 Comments
Latest on Missouriar
- St. Louis: Mayor Jones Oversees Beginning of Workhouse Demolition
- City of Columbia hires D'Markus Thomas-Brown as administrator of the Office of Violence Prevention
- Multi-Million Dollar Contracts and Key Partnerships for Cybersecurity Solutions in the Rapidly Growing Market Nearing $200 Billion Annually $CYCU
- Unveil Hydrogen-Powered Maritime Innovation at H2Hub Summit
- Brookline Family Dentistry Updates Website URL for a Stronger Brand Identity
- Major Defense Contractor, Satellite and Multiple Deployable Tech Companies Partnering with Ascent Solar Technologies, Inc: Stock Symbol: ASTI
- Rosann Santos Ofrece el Programa Repensando el Síndrome del Impostor™
- Criptlán Partners with Top Capital and Technology Teams to Drive the Future of the Digital Economy
- From Sea to the Site: The Evolution of the Shipping Container From the Water to the Worksite
- Inbound Lead Generation for Security Companies in 2025: The Key to Sustainable Growth
- Frame Up Now Leverages Cyntexa and Salesforce to Fuel Their Operations & Power Up Lead Conversion
- M Film Lab Launches Spring 2025 Screenwriting Lab: Tales of Identity & Imagination
- TFL Tech Inc. Launches New & Improved Website
- The Right Reverend Mariann Edgar Budde, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, Joins Seabury Resources for Aging® Board of Governors
- Aries Industries Celebrates 40 Years of Innovation, Growth and Service
- Clean Green Springfield kicks off fifth year with fresh volunteer and disposal opportunities
- Royalty Settlement in Patent Infringement Suit with New Strategic Partnership for AI Marketing Tech Company: Alpha Modus Corp. (Stock Symbol:: AMOD)
- Clean Green Springfield kicks off fifth year with fresh volunteer and disposal opportunities
- City of St. Louis Launching OneStopGov, New Digital Portal for Interactions With the City
- $300 Million in Milestones Plus Tiered Double-Digit Royalties to License & Distribute NRX-100 Drug: NRx Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Stock Symbol: NRXP)