Speeding Traffic City of Goldendale

Goldendale, WALocal News

The Goldendale Police Department has implemented a proactive measure to combat speeding in the city by utilizing a Radar Trailer, which was purchased with a grant from the Washington Traffic Safety Commission in 2006. This trailer is deployed in chronic speeding complaint areas and around schools to promote safer driving practices and raise community awareness about the importance of adhering to speed limits. Residents are encouraged to report speeding vehicles by calling dispatch at (509) 773-4545, ensuring that the police can respond effectively to community concerns. Furthermore, the public has the opportunity to request the placement of the Radar Trailer in specific locations by contacting the City of Goldendale Police Department at (509) 773-3780 or via email at gpdadmin@ci. goldendale.

wa. us. This initiative reflects the department's dedication to traffic safety and its responsiveness to the needs of the community. By fostering communication between law enforcement and residents, the program aims to create a safer environment for all, particularly near schools. The use of technology in traffic enforcement represents a significant step towards enhancing public safety and trust in local law enforcement.

Overall, the Radar Trailer program is a vital component of Goldendale's ongoing efforts to address speeding and improve road safety.

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