School Zone Enforcement

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Police Department underscores the enforcement of school zones as the new school year commences. Officer Daniel Strassenberg, representing the Public Information Office, highlighted the influx of children returning to school, which raises the need for cautious driving. The SPD Traffic Unit is dedicated to enforcing school zone regulations to ensure the safety of students. This proactive approach aims to reduce the risk of accidents and foster a secure environment for children during peak school hours. Community members are encouraged to adhere to traffic laws and remain vigilant in school zones.

The initiative reflects the department's commitment to protecting the youth in Spokane. Enhanced enforcement will persist throughout the school year, making student safety a top priority. The SPD seeks to create awareness and promote responsible driving behavior in school areas.

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