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Poland Township police want you to buckle up
TweetPublished: Wed, May 20, 2009 @ 3:25 p.m.
POLAND — Township police, in conjunction with the Ohio Department of Public Safety, are participating in the statewide Click It or Ticket mobilization through May 31.
The program focuses on seat belt use and compliance with the safety restraint laws. The main goal is to save lives by having the motoring public buckle up.
This year, students from various schools in Mahoning County showed their artistic talents by making posters regarding seat belt use. Dobbins Elementary and Holy Family schools were among participating schools.
Poland Giant Eagle and Save-A-Lot have displays showcasing the posters from both schools.
Comments
Oh Yippee
another way for the Poland Elite to collect revenue from motorists. As if the speed traps weren't enough!
right on
I'm always amused when folks comment on "speed traps".... if you're speeding, you're breaking the law. How were you trapped? Plus, and give this some thought, Poland Village is a very safe community, partially due to the traffic enforcement that goes on. Also, Poland Village has had that reputation for Y-E-A-R-S to watch your speed through town. What does it take for that to get through so you won't speed?