‘Two Too Many’ aims to keep local roads safe

  • Deby Jo Ferguson • Clay County Progress Team at first station at Clay/Macon county line at Black Gap New Year’s Eve at 7 p.m. includes officers from surrounding counties and the State Highway Patrol.
    Deby Jo Ferguson • Clay County Progress Team at first station at Clay/Macon county line at Black Gap New Year’s Eve at 7 p.m. includes officers from surrounding counties and the State Highway Patrol.
  • Deby Jo Ferguson • Clay County Progress Officers looking over the portable testing station which traveled to all set up stations on Dec. 31 in a joint effort to make the streets safer due to DUIs that could occur during the New Year’s Eve celebration .
    Deby Jo Ferguson • Clay County Progress Officers looking over the portable testing station which traveled to all set up stations on Dec. 31 in a joint effort to make the streets safer due to DUIs that could occur during the New Year’s Eve celebration .
Staff Report   Over the New Year’s holiday, Clay County Sheriff’s Office conducted a ‘Two Too Many,’ campaign in an effort to keep motorists safe. The effort netted only one DWI in the arrests,…

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