From the Sparks Police Department:
The Sparks Police Department on Tuesday began a week–long citywide speed enforcement and education campaign using the hashtag #SlowDownSparks.
This campaign comes prior to an effort scheduled to begin March 1, which will focus on congested areas where most crashes and collisions occur based on current data.
Police are also asking for input and feedback from the public about the areas it thinks are of greatest need.
Comments can be made on the department’s Facebook page, via Twitter @sparkspolice or visit www.sparkspolice.com.
Police encourage motorists to follow posted speed limit signs. If it’s a residential area and no signs are posted, the assumed speed limit is 25 miles per hour.
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