Police chief credits targeted enforcement with lower school‑zone speeds
The police chief and council said targeted enforcement during the first week of school produced citations and a measurable reduction in average speeds near monitored intersections; council praised officers for deterring speeding around schools.
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The Escalon Police Chief reported that targeted traffic enforcement the week after schools began produced several citations and reduced average speeds on monitored streets.
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