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Supervisor Sabatier praises Clear Lake PD for highway safety efforts

March 21, 2024 | Clearlake, Lake County, California



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Supervisor Sabatier praises Clear Lake PD for highway safety efforts
During the City Council Regular Meeting on March 21, 2024, the Clearlake City Council received commendations for the proactive efforts of the Clearlake Police Department (CPD) in enhancing safety along State Route 53. Supervisor Sabatier expressed gratitude for the CPD's commitment to public safety, particularly in areas that fall outside their typical jurisdiction.

Sabatier highlighted the dangers of State Route 53, noting the history of pedestrian accidents in the area. He praised the CPD for their initiative in monitoring traffic and ensuring compliance with road safety regulations, despite the highway being primarily under the jurisdiction of the California Highway Patrol. Officers Eagle and Shores were specifically mentioned for their visible presence on the highway, which has reportedly encouraged drivers to slow down and pay closer attention.

The meeting also included a public comment segment, where no additional comments were raised either in person or via Zoom, indicating a focused discussion on the safety measures being implemented by the CPD. The council acknowledged the importance of these efforts, reinforcing the city's commitment to community safety.

As the meeting concluded, the recognition of the CPD's actions serves as a reminder of the collaborative efforts between local agencies to protect residents and improve road safety. The council's support for these initiatives is expected to continue, fostering a safer environment for both drivers and pedestrians in Clearlake.

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