Editing Moline, Illinois (section)

===Neighborhoods===
Through the Neighborhood Partnership Program, the City of Moline has established nine city-sponsored neighborhood associations and is working to form more.{{citation needed|date=January 2019}} These associations assist their residents by organizing neighborhood clean-up days, participating in the crime watch program, planning social activities, and other activities.{{citation needed|date=January 2019}}

Notable neighborhoods include Moline's downtown, now known as Moline Centre, which is a historic area bounded approximately by 12th and 34th Streets and the Mississippi River and 6th Avenue. The area is home to Moline's City Hall, its original, and now vacant, Carnegie-sponsored public library, and other civic institutions.

Other neighborhoods include Floreciente, Olde Towne, Uptown, Overlook, Karsten's Park, Wharton (home to [[Wharton Field House]] which gives the neighborhood its name), Hamilton Heights, Wildwood, Prospect Park, Park Hill, Forest Hill, Highland, Villa Park, Green Acres, Molette, Rockview Estates, Homewood (home to the [[Playcrafter's Barn Theater]]),<ref>{{cite web|author=Virgo Multimedia |url=http://www.playcrafters.com/ |title=Playcrafters Barn Theatre – Community theater for the Quad-Cities |publisher=Playcrafters.com |access-date=2016-02-03}}</ref> Heritage Park, Stewartville, Deerview, and Walton Hills.{{citation needed|date=March 2019}}