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TRAFFIC TUESDAY - CO

TRAFFIC TUESDAY - CONSTRUCTION ZONE SAFETY 🚧

Construction zones are active across our community. Our traffic officers have been conducting emphasis patrols to help keep road workers safe. If you are driving in construction zones, please be aware of the posted construction zone speeds, slow down, stay alert and give the road crews the space they need to do their jobs safely.

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Speaking of traffic. What is the correct speed limit for roundabouts? In particular the one on 72nd avenue.

Common sense before needing a sign !!!! Just don't be THE ONE. REALIZE, all others don't care. Be attentive of the STUPID

Need an officer or a Car to remind people....NOB HILL..... stupid people....no cops.

YAKIMA POLICE TOWN H

YAKIMA POLICE TOWN HALL SESSIONS - Please share!

After hearing from our community through a recent survey regarding what you would like to know more about from YPD, we’re excited to invite you to our upcoming community Town Halls!

We’ll be talking about the topics you told us matter most-and, most importantly, creating an opportunity for conversation, questions and connection.

Your voice helped shape these conversations. Now, we hope you’ll join us!

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Here’s to hoping that flock cameras made your list!

Oh flock cameras 4th amendment violation.

CSO WEEKLY - THANK Y

CSO WEEKLY - THANK YOU!

Our Community Service Officers (CSOs) want to thank to all the responsible pet owners and animal rescue groups who help keep our community safe!
Leashed pets, safe yards, addressed barking, licensing, and microchipping all help prevent bites, reunite lost pets with their families, and reduce the need for additional resources. Public safety is a shared responsibility and we appreciate everyone who helps be part of the solution.
The Yakima Police Department is made up of a variety of units that are committed to public safety. Each unit can focus on and investigate important issues in our city, and our Community Services Officers are specifically dedicated to animal-related issues. ... See MoreSee Less

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Shut down flock or I will

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TRAFFIC TUESDAY - CONSTRUCTION ZONE SAFETY 🚧 Construction zones are active across our community. Our traffic officers have been conducting emphasis patrols to help keep road workers safe. If you are driving in construction zones, please be aware of the posted construction zone speeds, slow down, stay alert and give the road crews the space they need to do their jobs safely. #TrafficTuesday #WorkZoneSafety

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Aug 17

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YAKIMA POLICE TOWN HALL SESSIONS - Please share! After hearing from our community through a recent survey regarding what you would like to know more about from YPD, we’re excited to invite you to our upcoming community Town Halls! We’ll be talking about the topics you told us matter most-and, most importantly, creating an opportunity for conversation, questions and connection. Your voice helped shape these conversations. Now, we hope you’ll join us!

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Aug 17

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CSO WEEKLY - THANK YOU! Our Community Service Officers (CSOs) want to thank to all the responsible pet owners and animal rescue groups who help keep our community safe! Leashed pets, safe yards, addressed barking, licensing, and microchipping all help prevent bites, reunite lost pets with their families, and reduce the need for additional resources. Public safety is a shared responsibility and we appreciate everyone who helps be part of the solution. The Yakima Police Department is made up of a variety of units that are committed to public safety. Each unit can focus on and investigate important issues in our city, and our Community Services Officers are specifically dedicated to animal-related issues.