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*Update* “I-95 Drive to Save Lives” and “Drive to Save Lives in Delaware” Traffic Initiatives Friday, April 8th and Saturday April 9th, 2022 – Delaware State Police – State of Delaware
On Friday, April eighth and Saturday, April ninth, 2022, the Delaware State Police working along side 14 different states and 11 Delaware municipal businesses accomplished the “I-95 Drive to Save Lives” and the “Drive to Save Lives in Delaware” site visitors enforcement initiatives. These excessive visibility site visitors enforcement initiatives centered on distracted driving, impaired driving, dashing, unsafe driving behaviors of the operators of enormous vans/buses and occupant safety.
DSP and the legislation enforcement businesses within the 14 different states centered on site visitors enforcement alongside 1,920 miles of I-95 stretching from Maine to Florida to maintain motorists secure and cut back fatalities. The 15 state police businesses included Florida Freeway Patrol, North Carolina Freeway Patrol, South Carolina Freeway Patrol, Georgia Freeway Patrol, Virginia State Police, Maryland State Police, Delaware State Police, Pennsylvania State Police, New Jersey State Police, New York State Police, Connecticut State Police, Rhode Island State Police, New Hampshire State Police, Massachusetts State Police and Maine State Police. Throughout this era over 5,300 site visitors contacts (site visitors citations and warnings) had been made. There have been 2,140 contacts for dashing, 314 for mobile phone use, 310 seatbelt violations, and there have been 37 DUI arrests made.
In the course of the “Drive to Save Lives in Delaware” initiative, Delaware State Troopers with help from the Workplace of Freeway Security and 11 municipal businesses together with the Delaware River and Bay Authority, Dover Police Division, Cheswold Police Division, Elsmere Police Division, Milford Police Division, New Citadel Metropolis Police Division, Newport Police Division, Ocean View Police Division, Rehoboth Seaside Police Division, Milton Police Division, and Seaford Police Division carried out site visitors enforcement statewide by focusing on roadways all through the state. Throughout this era 266 site visitors contacts (site visitors citations and warnings) had been made.
The Delaware State Police wish to thank everybody who participated within the “I-95 Drive to Save Lives” and the “Drive to Save Lives in Delaware” site visitors initiatives. This marketing campaign helped to maintain Delaware residents together with its guests secure as they traveled all through the state.
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GEORGETOWN, Del. – The Delaware Springboard Villages announced Friday, that they would be breaking ground on a new community center. Co-founder of the organization, Jeffrey Ronald thinks this new center will bring more unity into the neighborhood.
“Breaking ground on this community center is not just for the participants of the Springboard Village. It’s for the broader Georgetown community where they will have access to job training, life skills like financial planning, communication skills, and healthcare.”
The state-of-the-art facility will feature computer labs, a telehealth conference room, staff offices, and a commercial kitchen. These resources will help guests toward self-sufficiency.
Executive Director, of Springboard Delaware, Judson Malone thinks this can be life-changing for those in need.
“It gives them a completely new perspective, and it is incredible when people come from the woods. It’s almost transformational, their whole outlook changes, and so the community center is going to build on that.”
According to Springboard Delaware, nearly 25% of guests have gained full employment. Around one-third have transitioned to permanent housing. Ronald is excited about the future of the Springboard Villages.
Governor-elect, Matt Meyer supports the organization. Ronald believes this will only grow stronger. “Matt Meyer who spearheaded the Hope Center, has been to the Springboard Village. He has kindly declared, and we think wisely declared, that he wants to replicate this model across the entire state. Hoping to help disadvantaged Delawareans build a better life.”
The villages are located on the property of the First State Community Action Agency behind their Georgetown headquarters. It houses up to 40 individuals.
It is the expectation they come in with a plan to find full employment.
DELHI, NY (WBNG) — NYSEG is reporting more than 10,000 customers are without power in Delaware County on Friday morning.
Most of the outages are being reported in the Village of Walton, NY.
NYSEG reports that 1,733 customers are without power. According to the company, it has a total of 1,734 customers in the village.
The outages occurred as heavy snow fell over much of the area overnight.
Meanwhile, more than 5,700 outages were reported in Chenango County and more than 4,600 in Broome County as of Friday morning.
For the latest on the forecast, download the Storm Track 12 weather app for Android and iOS.
For the most up-to-date information about the outages, follow this link.
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