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“Sheriff Burchett wishes all the motoring public to enjoy the celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, but reminds all motorists not to operate a motor vehicle while under the influence and to always wear your seat belt while operating or as a passenger in a motor vehicle,” the news release says.
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The focus of the enforcement will be impaired driving, speeding and seat belt enforcement, deputies said, and there will be a zero tolerance policy.
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