Greendale Police Receives Grant for High Visibility Alcohol Enforcement Patrols
January 19, 2010 | 12:40 PM Posted by the
Greendale
Police Department
Greendale Police Chief Rob Dams announced on January
19, 2010 that the Greendale Police Department has
received grant funding in the amount of $10,000 to
participate in “High Visibility Alcohol Enforcement
Patrols”.
This funding is being provided by the Wisconsin Bureau of Transportation Safety to the Milwaukee County Sheriffs Department, with funding to Greendale being a sub-grant from the Sheriffs Department based on multi-jurisdictional enforcement. The Greendale Police Department joined the Multi-Jurisdictional High Visibility Task Force in October of 2009.
In 2008, alcohol was listed as a contributing factor in 5.8% of all crashes in Wisconsin.
39.9% of all vehicle crash fatalities were alcohol related resulting in 234 deaths.
*2009 statistics not yet available
Chief Dams stated Greendale police officers will have a zero tolerance policy for impaired drivers and unrestrained occupants.
This funding is being provided by the Wisconsin Bureau of Transportation Safety to the Milwaukee County Sheriffs Department, with funding to Greendale being a sub-grant from the Sheriffs Department based on multi-jurisdictional enforcement. The Greendale Police Department joined the Multi-Jurisdictional High Visibility Task Force in October of 2009.
In 2008, alcohol was listed as a contributing factor in 5.8% of all crashes in Wisconsin.
39.9% of all vehicle crash fatalities were alcohol related resulting in 234 deaths.
*2009 statistics not yet available
Chief Dams stated Greendale police officers will have a zero tolerance policy for impaired drivers and unrestrained occupants.