Frederick County Highway Safety Task Force Plans Use of 41600
Frederick County has 41600 to spend on highway safety projects with 40 percent directed to drunk driving initiatives. The task force coordinates enforcement of seat belt usage and requires all county police agencies to participate. The three-year plan includes overtime for drunk driver patrols, holiday blitzes, and public awareness efforts. Dr Elizabeth Becker praised the progress at a Fort Detrick breakfast.
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County targets drunken driving and seat belt use
Frederick County officials plan a task force to curb drunken driving and promote seat belt use. The panel will include diverse experts and serves as a model for neighboring counties. Local contributors to road safety, such as Wayne Crum, Mike Capone, Nancy Boyd, Vicki Trembow, Lynn Widdowson, Ed Crawford, and State Farm representatives, were honored for sponsoring safety programs and supporting youth prevention efforts.
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Ed Crawford
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Wayne Crum
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Former Frederick Police Chief stresses accountability and visibility
Former Frederick Police Chief Charles Main told the Frederick Police Citizens Assessment panel that accountability from the top to officers and community visibility are essential for an effective department. The panel formed April 9 after public criticism to assess the force’s health and address use of force, racial bias, harassment, and the complaint system.
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Main
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Negotiations Continue On Deep Creek Lake Sale
Annapolis officials say talks persist between the Glendening administration and GPA Inc. over the planned sale of Deep Creek Lake and its 440 foot dam. General Services Secretary Eugene Lynch spoke by phone with GPA representatives and faces to face talks are planned, as the parties push to close the deal despite a missed deadline.
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