Montgomery County Sheriffs Office Results from the Memorial Day Weekend DWI Taskforce

The Woodlands, TXLocal News

Montgomery County Sheriff's Office confirmed no traffic-related fatalities during the 2025 Memorial Day weekend, a notable outcome of the DWI Taskforce's initiatives. The taskforce, under the slogan "Create Memories, Not Memorials," conducted 577 traffic stops, resulting in 70 DWI arrests and 132 total charges filed. Sheriff Wesley Doolittle emphasized the role of increased police visibility in encouraging responsible behavior among drivers and boaters. “Responsible choices save lives,” he declared, underscoring the community's dedication to safety. The taskforce's collaborative efforts included participation from 12 different law enforcement agencies, showcasing a united front against impaired driving.

Historical data indicates that Memorial Day weekend typically sees a rise in roadway incidents, making this achievement particularly significant. The absence of fatalities not only reflects successful policing but also a community commitment to prioritizing safety. This proactive approach serves as a model for future holiday weekends.

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