Madison Police Department Successfully Implements State-Funded Speed Enforcement Program

Enforcement program continues to make a positive impact on Madison's roads

                                

The Madison Police Department is proud to announce the successful implementation of a state-funded speed enforcement program aimed at enhancing road safety in our community. From July 10th to July 31st, our dedicated officers conducted 163 traffic stops, resulting in safer roads and contributing to the wellbeing of our citizens.

During this enforcement period, officers diligently carried out their duties to enforce traffic regulations and maintain order on Madison's streets. As a result of their efforts, 123 warnings were issued, providing drivers with an opportunity to be mindful of their driving behavior and make necessary adjustments.

Furthermore, our officers demonstrated their commitment to protecting our community by issuing 29 tickets to individuals who violated traffic laws. These penalties serve as a reminder to all residents that traffic safety is a shared responsibility, and adherence to traffic laws is essential to ensure the safety of drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists alike.

In addition to the significant impact on traffic safety, the Madison Police Department's efforts yielded further successes in criminal apprehensions. Two felony drug arrests were made during the operation, contributing to the ongoing efforts to combat drug-related issues in our community.

Moreover, the operation led to the arrest of an individual operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Driving under the influence poses a severe risk to the safety of everyone on the road, and the Madison Police Department is unwavering in its commitment to apprehending those who put lives at risk through such reckless behavior.

The Madison Police Department would like to extend its gratitude to the state for funding this critical speed enforcement program. The support provided has enabled us to take decisive action to improve road safety and uphold the law effectively.

Chief John Wallace, “on behalf of the Madison Police Department, expresses deep appreciation to our officers for their professionalism and hard work in executing this enforcement operation. Their dedication to duty and the protection of our community is commendable.”

As the state-funded speed enforcement program continues to make a positive impact on Madison's roads, the Madison Police Department remains steadfast in its commitment to ensuring the safety and security of our citizens. We urge all members of the community to observe traffic laws, exercise caution on the roads, and remain vigilant in reporting any suspicious or unsafe activities.

For traffic concerns please contact our Traffic Safety Officer Graham Heffelfinger at 812-265-3347 or gheffelfinger@madisonpd.com:

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