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Safe Rider Citation Program Rewards Local Youth for Safely Riding Bikes, Scooters

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The Snoqualmie Police Department, along with Snoqualmie Fire and Eastside Fire & Rescue Station 87, has introduced the Safe Rider Citation Program to encourage safe riding practices among local youth. The initiative rewards children who ride bicycles and scooters safely and wear helmets with ice cream, creating a fun incentive for safety. The program aims to build safer habits and promote a positive interaction between law enforcement and families in the community. By recognizing and rewarding safe riding behaviors, the initiative seeks to reduce accidents and injuries among young riders. The collaboration between various emergency services illustrates a strong commitment to community safety and engagement.

Local leaders hope that this initiative will inspire youth to take safety seriously while enjoying their rides. The program also serves as a reminder for parents to encourage their children always to wear helmets. Overall, the Safe Rider Citation Program represents a proactive approach to community safety and youth engagement.

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