Yakima pilot ties dedicated DUI enforcement to ignition‑interlock compliance and court case planning
Yakima Police and Yakima County District Court described a local pilot that pairs a funded DUI enforcement/education officer with court case planning to boost ignition‑interlock compliance and reduce impaired‑driving fatalities.
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YAKIMA, Wash. — City and county officials updated the Washington State Senate Transportation Committee on Sept. 30 on a Yakima pilot that combines dedicated DUI enforcement, community education and court case planning to improve ignition‑interlock compliance and reduce impaired‑driving crashes.
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