Paso Robles police receive grants to keep community safe

By Kelly Bush, KSBY News

Posted: Mar 5, 2010 12:34 PM
Updated: Mar 5, 2010 12:39 PM

The California Office of Traffic safety awarded the Paso Robles Police Department two traffic grants in the end of 2009.

The first grant will pay for six DUI checkpoints in the city of Paso Robles over the next year. They'll coincide with major holidays or events in the city.

The second grant will go towards enforcing seat belt and child safety seat violations. The money will pay for two mobilization periods, one in May and another in November, as well as monthly crackdowns.

 

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    cam at Mar 5th 2010 5:51 PM

    Wont be  during wine festival weekend that?s for sure. Cops in Paso just disappear during that weekend. But are all over the place during any other event. Guess its legal  to drink and drive as long as it?s wine

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