Accept $37,400 state grant to fund sobriety checkpoints
$37,400
In Plain English
The California Office of Traffic Safety offers this grant to help reduce drunk driving deaths and injuries. The city will use the money to set up and operate sobriety checkpoints throughout the year. If approved, police can conduct more frequent checkpoints to catch impaired drivers.
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