Tucson police get $230K to crack down on DUIs, speeding
Tucson police get $230K to crack down on DUIs, speeding.
The Tucson Police Department is accepting four grants from the state to make local roads safer.
The funding from the Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety totals more than $230,000.
The money will be used to crack down on DUIs, distracted driving and speeding while promoting seat belt safety.
Officers will deploy saturation patrols and conduct public education campaigns through September 2027.