Traffic Enforcement

Police Supporting High School Drunk Driving Educational Programs
Law enforcement officers provide many services to the community. Most involve situations where citizens are having a really bad day. Fortunately, officers also participate in prevention events that make a difference in people’s lives before tragedy strikes. Recently Creswell High School (OR) participated in Every 15 Minutes, a drunk driving awareness program aimed at high school students. Involving law enforcement, the fire department and other community partners, this program allows first...
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