Law enforcement officers made 152 traffic stops. Of the 129 people cited for speeding, 86 drivers — about 67% — were going more the 20 mph over the speed limit, according to a press release.
Twelve people received driver’s license-related citations and 10 received driving under suspension citations. Seven people had equipment violations and four were issued seat belt citations.
Four people were arrested and 16 received warnings.
The traffic initiative was aimed at reducing serious and fatal crashes and focused on reckless driving, impaired driving and speeding.
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