State agency helps Surprise police with DUI enforcement OT
Surprise Police Department vehicle outside Surprise Stadium.
Independent Newsmedia/Jason Stone
The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety granted the Surprise Police Department $35,000 to help offset costs to enforce DUI laws throughout the city.
The City Council approved accepting funding to cover overtime and expenses for materials and supplies associated with participation in the enforcement.
The Police Department offers public awareness to enhance DUI enforcement activities and provide officer impaired-driver training in the city.
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State agency helps Surprise police with DUI enforcement OT
Independent Newsmedia/Jason Stone
Surprise Police Department vehicle outside Surprise Stadium.
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The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety granted the Surprise Police Department $35,000 to help offset costs to enforce DUI laws throughout the city.
The City Council approved accepting funding to cover overtime and expenses for materials and supplies associated with participation in the enforcement.
The Police Department offers public awareness to enhance DUI enforcement activities and provide officer impaired-driver training in the city.
The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety’s programs address critical areas such as speed and reckless driving, impaired driving, occupant protection, motorcycle safety and pedestrian/bicycle safety.
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