Suffolk police announce increased patrols in school zones ahead of school year
Police are encouraging schools to enroll in its Share and RAVE programs to notify officers quickly in case of an emergency.
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Aug 26, 2022, 4:55 PM
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15ds agoSuffolk County has
released a new plan to keep kids safe as they get ready to head back to class.
County officials
announced there will be enhanced patrols to enforce slower speed limits around
school zones to make sure kids are safe walking to school.
Police are
encouraging schools to enroll in the SHARE and RAVE programs to notify
officers quickly in case of an emergency.
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