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EARLY TRAFFIC TUES REMINDER

However you’re spending 4/20, make the choice to not drive impaired.
Impaired is impaired - whether is alcohol, marijuana or anything else. Slow reactions, poor judgement, and driving don’t mix.

Plan ahead! Have a sober driver, ride-share or stay put!

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Same thing if you carry a gun.

i stayed home all day for it lol

I’ll still hit my pen and cruise

Your Funny. 🤪

I like to see the numbers for dui from marijuana.

That’s cool

Nahhhhhh

Nigga please I smoke and drive all day err day if not I'd rage on the loser drivers driving 25 on a 30 bitch I will hit the back of your car if you don't go faster. Kids or not it's getting the paul walker treatment lol hahahahahaha. And fuck all you Sally bitches who want to complain about this lol cause that's all you are bitches lol hahahahaha.

YPD drives worse than anyone out there. They break more traffic laws in a day than most do in a lifetime. Stoned drivers are safer than your whole department on their best day. Maybe you should worry about when qualified immunity applies and stop driving like the rules don’t apply to you. I have been driving high for 24 years and have a better record than anyone in the department. You are the criminals and you know it. Eat a dick!!

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NATIONAL COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICERS APPRECIATION WEEK

We are proud to recognize the incredible work of our CSO's! Our CSO's handle a wide range of calls from animal control to parking, and helping community members. Their work is essential to keeping things running smoothly. Thank you CSO team! ... See MoreSee Less

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Nice to see CSOs getting recognition. Considering these roles were recently on the chopping block, what changed to support and highlight them so much now?

These are some amazing people ❤️

Luv it!!! Stay safe 🙏

Thank you for all you do for our community.

Thank you for everything you do! You all are always so nice and great when you bring us animals. Thank you for all you do for the animals you bring to YHS!

Thank you for your service!

Thank you all for your service and dedication 🙏

They deserve a raise.

Thank you for what you all do

Thank you Thank you 🙂

Thank you!!!

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EARLY TRAFFIC TUES REMINDER However you’re spending 4/20, make the choice to not drive impaired. Impaired is impaired - whether is alcohol, marijuana or anything else. Slow reactions, poor judgement, and driving don’t mix. Plan ahead! Have a sober driver, ride-share or stay put! #NHTSA

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Apr 20

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NATIONAL COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICERS APPRECIATION WEEK We are proud to recognize the incredible work of our CSO's! Our CSO's handle a wide range of calls from animal control to parking, and helping community members. Their work is essential to keeping things running smoothly. Thank you CSO team!

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Apr 19

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NEWS RELEASE FATALITY MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION 1800 E Yakima Avenue, Yakima WA On April 18th, 2026, at approximately 7:28 pm, the Yakima Police Department was dispatched to a report of a vehicle collision in the 1800 Block of E. Yakima Avenue. Three vehicles were involved in the collision. A 29-year-old Yakima man was partially ejected from a vehicle and succumbed to his injuries. The other parties involved were treated on scene or transported to local hospitals with minor injuries. The cause of the collision is still under investigation, but intoxicants are believed to be a factor. The identity of the deceased is being withheld pending notification of family. As a result of the investigation into this incident, a 35-year-old, male, from Yakima County, was arrested and booked into the Yakima County Department of Corrections, for DUI and Vehicular Homicide. This incident marks the first fatal collision in the City of Yakima to-date this year. A stark reminder of the perils of drinking and driving. Anyone with information regarding the collision is encouraged to contact the Yakima Police Department Traffic Unit Officer Darius Williams at 509-306-3814 or darius.williams@yakimawa.gov. Please reference Yakima Police incident number 26Y012364.

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