STARK COUNTY SHERIFF TO HAVE INCREASED TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT
Sheriff George T. Maier announces that the Stark County Sheriff’s Office will begin an enforcement period focusing on Selective Traffic Enforcement throughout Stark County. This enforcement period will be:
Up to 27 Enforcement hours will be dedicated to Selective Traffic Enforcement from December 1st through December 31st, 2024, with an additional 10 Enforcement hours dedicated to the “Thanksgiving” blitz campaign On December 1st.
The Stark County Sheriff’s Office will have increased enforcement and patrol throughout Stark County during this period and strictly enforce the laws concerning speed and seat belt enforcement.
The Stark County Sheriff’s Office received a grant through the Ohio Department of Public Safety’s Ohio Traffic Safety Office, which provides for the additional funding and allows the Stark County Sheriff’s Office to participate in these programs.
Canton, OH – Stark County Sheriff George T. Maier announced the Stark County Sheriff’s Office along with other members of the OVI Task Force will be conducting sobriety checkpoints November 16, 2024, beginning at 1900 hours at the 1100 Block of W. Main St., and at 2130 hours at 1000 N. Chapel St., both in Minerva.
Sheriff Maier advises that officers will conduct a roadside check of drivers for alcohol and drug impairment.
We intend to inform the public that officers will be vigilant in detecting and apprehending impaired drivers. We want to strongly recommend to those who will be consuming alcohol to plan for a designated driver or make other arrangements.
STARK COUNTY SHERIFF TO CONDUCT SOBRIETY CHECKPOINTS
Canton, OH – Stark County Sheriff George T. Maier announced the Stark County Sheriff’s Office along with other members of the OVI Task Force will be conducting sobriety checkpoints Saturday, November 16, 2024, in Louisville.
Sheriff Maier advises that officers will conduct a roadside check of drivers for alcohol and drug impairment.
We intend to inform the public that officers will be vigilant in detecting and apprehending impaired drivers. We want to strongly recommend to those who will be consuming alcohol to plan for a designated driver or make other arrangements.
With the arrival of shorter days and longer nights, it’s crucial to be prepared for emergencies, particularly during power outages and severe weather that can accompany the changing seasons.
Equip your home with emergency supplies like flashlights, batteries, a first aid kit, and a battery-powered radio.
Stay informed and ready to act. Subscribe to our alerts for the latest updates and safety tips, ensuring your family remains safe and informed no matter what the season brings. — Sheriff George T. Maier
Autumn festivals and Halloween parties are times for joy, not tragedy.
Ensure the safety of your family and fellow citizens by never driving under the influence. Stark County Sheriff’s Office is intensifying patrols to keep impaired drivers off the roads.
Plan ahead, use a designated driver or a ride-share service. Let’s cherish and protect our loved ones by making responsible choices this season.
— Sheriff George T. Maier
Halloween brings fun and festivities, but it also requires extra vigilance.
If you notice any suspicious behavior or unusual activities, please report them immediately. Your prompt action can help prevent vandalism or more serious crimes.
Together, we can ensure a safe and Halloween for everyone in Stark County. Remember, your eyes and ears are vital to keeping our community safe!
— Sheriff George T. Maier
As we enjoy the beautiful fall colors and get ready for upcoming holidays, let’s not forget to secure our homes and vehicles.
An open window or unlocked door can be a tempting target. Take a moment to check your locks before leaving home or settling in for the night. Let’s work together to keep our neighborhoods safe and enjoy a secure season!
— Sheriff George T. Maier
Over the next few weeks you will see many Deputies wearing pink badges and other members of our office wearing pink ribbons.
This is in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and all those who fought and those who are still fighting.
When was the last time your MOTORCYCLE had a CHECK-UP? Get your ride the proper check-up it needs through routine maintenance. Learn more today at https://www.nhtsa.gov/road-safety/motorcycles.
