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Extra Farmington Hills Patrols on Duty During 'Michigan Summer of Safety'

Federal traffic safety funds will support hundreds of officers and thousands of hours of extra traffic enforcement throughout the state.

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Farmington Hills, MI — For the second year in a row, the Farmington Hills Police Department is joining the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning’s summer-long traffic safety campaign, Michigan Summer of Safety.

The Michigan Summer of Safety is a reminder to “take safety along for the ride” by driving and boating sober, wearing helmets and reflective gear when biking or riding motorcycles and always wearing a seat belt, police said in a news release.

During Michigan’s Summer of Safety, federal traffic safety funds will support hundreds of officers and thousands of hours of extra traffic enforcement throughout the state.

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For more information, contact the Farmington Hills Police Department’s Traffic Safety Section at (248) 871-2630 or visit the Police Department’s Command Desk for free brochures, children’s activity placemats, and stickers.

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