Grays Harbor Law Enforcement Taking Part In Highly Visible Enforcement Patrols

Tuesday, December 13, 2022 at 10:41 AM

Law enforcement throughout Grays Harbor will be taking part in Highly Visible Enforcement patrols through the holidays in an effort to keep the roads safe.

Law enforcement throughout Grays Harbor will be taking part in Highly Visible Enforcement patrols through the holidays in an effort to keep the roads safe. The Washington Traffic Safety Commission says more than 120 police agencies throughout the state are taking part by having more officers on the roads. The goal of these patrols is to prevent further tragedy by removing impaired drivers from Washington roads. The high Visibility Enforcement will stat tomorrow and run through January 1st.

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