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             We continue to support Operation Connect and other
             special events through directive patrols and
             enforcement. In support of patrol operation, the traffic
             unit responds to crashes, assist motorists, and other calls
             that relate to traffic. This has resulted in a positive
             response from patrol.

             The Traffic Unit continues to provide safety seat
             education to elementary schools and through its
             partnership with Seasons of Change Inc. These efforts
             include providing free safety seats and the installation of
             the seats in vehicles.

             Additionally, officers continue to provide traffic safety
             education to elementary and high school students. New
             partnerships have been developed with Sam Houston
             High School and St. Peter & St. Paul Anglican Church
             where officers are providing safety seat education and
             safety seats to families.

             The Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Unit continues to
             pro-actively conduct enforcement on commercial
             vehicles that travel in our city. The unit partners with
             other municipal, county, and state agencies to make the
             roadways safe for the motoring public throughout the
             region.

             The DWI Unit continues its strict enforcement of DWI
             laws through traffic enforcement and community
             education. The unit patrols high traffic areas and assists
             patrol districts to target repeat crash locations. The unit
             continues its commitment to youth education by giving
             presentations to high school students. The presentations
             focus on the dangers and ramifications of driving while
             intoxicated and included testimonials from families
             impacted by the loss of a loved one to a DWI driver.






























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