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El Paso Police Enhance Traffic Enforcement for Independence Day Weekend

KTSM••Eliya Alvidrez
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In preparation for the Fourth of July celebrations, the El Paso Police Department will intensify traffic enforcement from July 3 to July 5. This initiative is part of the Selective Traffic Enforcement Program, funded by a grant from the Texas Department of Transportation. The increased patrols aim to ensure public safety during the holiday, addressing potential issues such as impaired driving and traffic violations. Residents should be aware of the heightened police presence and drive responsibly to avoid penalties.

Key Details: • Increased traffic enforcement from July 3 to July 5. • Supported by the Selective Traffic Enforcement Program grant. • Focus on impaired driving and traffic violations.

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