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Governor’s Office of Highway Safety Awards Grant To Chatham County Sheriff’s Office

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Source: Savannah Tribune

The Chatham County Sheriff’s Office is pleased to announce it has received a $67,760.00 High Visibility Enforcement (HVE) grant from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS). Funding for this grant is provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and is awarded based upon the partnership with The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety in helping to reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities across the State of Georgia. High Visibility Enforcement combines highly visible & proactive law enforcement to target a specific traffic safety issue designed to change unlawful & dangerous driving behaviors that contribute to most of the fatal & serious injury traffic crashes on our roads. Law enforcement efforts are combined with visibility elements & public notification on the enforcement campaign to educate the public on traffic safety & promote voluntary compliance with the law.

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