Clark County to add more deputies on road during Click it or Ticket campaign

Clark County to add more deputies on road during Click it or Ticket campaign.

Clark County to add more deputies on road during Click it or Ticket campaign.
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May 19, 2021
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The Clark County Sheriff’s Office will have additional deputies on roadways starting next week during the National Click it or Ticket campaign.

With overtime funds available with a grant from the Ohio Traffic Safety Office, the county is able to place additional deputies on the road starting Monday, May 24 through Sunday, June 6, according to a release from the sheriff’s office.

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The grant will provide 110 additional hours of traffic enforcement, which focuses on impaired operators of motor vehicles, speeding violations and seat belt enforcement.

Deputies will have a zero tolerance policy for violations, the release stated.

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Sheriff Deb Burchett also cautioned motorists not to operate a motor vehicle while under the influence and to always wear a seatbelt while operating or as a passenger in a motor vehicle.

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