School Zone Enforcement

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Police Department stresses the enforcement of school zone regulations as the new academic year begins. Officer Daniel Strassenberg from the Public Information Office highlighted the necessity of these measures to ensure the safety of students and community members. With school zones now under strict surveillance, the SPD aims to deter traffic violations that could endanger children. Increased pedestrian activity in these areas necessitates heightened awareness among drivers. The SPD encourages the community to cooperate with enforcement efforts to promote safety during school hours.

Violations in school zones can result in fines and penalties, underscoring the importance of compliance. The initiative reflects a broader commitment to child safety in Spokane. Community participation plays a vital role in achieving these safety objectives.

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