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Click-It or Ticket Ordinance Enforcement begins TODAY, May 20
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The Kansas City Missouri Police Department will begin enforcing the City’s new primary seat belt ordinance TODAY, May 20, the first day of the two-week nationwide “Click It or Ticket” campaign. Officers will no longer need another primary violation (such as speeding, running a stop sign, etc.) to stop a vehicle and issue a UTT if the officer observes that either the driver or any front-seat passenger is not wearing a seat belt. Traffic officers will be conducting overtime enforcement in addition to their regular duties during the “Click It or Ticket” mobilization which ends June 2. The fine for this violation was also raised from $10 to $50 dollars. Click here to view video, and here for the Press Release. For more information on Missouri seat belt usage, visit www.saveMolives.com.
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2013 Memorial Service - May 23
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On Thursday, May 23, the 2013 Kansas City Missouri Police Department Memorial Service to honor our fallen officers will be held at the Regional Academy Sports Field, 6885 N.E. Pleasant Valley Road, beginning 10 a.m. To view the invitation, click here.
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Know Your Limits display - May 23
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Thursday, May 23, Kansas City Police will have a Know Your Limits display set up in the Waldo bar district at Tanners Bar & Grill, 7425 Broadway starting at 10 p.m. There will be several mobile breathalyzers and the public is invited to learn their blood alcohol content (BAC). It is purely educational, to help prevent drunk driving. No tickets will be issued based on the results. Information on how alcohol affects individuals will be available. This is KCPD's second time participating in this program which was initiated by the Scottsdale, AZ police in 2009.
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Lobby Closure Affects Bonding and Reports at 1125 Locust Building
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Due to the construction and the closure of the first floor of the 1125 Locust Headquarters Building, the following services will be relocated, as indicated below: HQ Bonding – All bonding for prisoners at Headquarters and Jackson County Regional will be conducted at Central Patrol Division, 1200 East Linwood Boulevard. Bonding companies and citizens should go to CPD, where Records Unit staff will be able to handle requests. Side stations that staff a detention unit can still bond from their stations. Criminal History Record Checks – All Criminal History Records Checks will be conducted at Central Patrol Division by Records Unit Staff. Walk-in Reports – Walk-in Reports can be taken at any side station. No walk-in reports will be taken at Headquarters. Report Purchase – Reports can be purchased at any side station. No reports will be sold from Headquarters. Signs will be posted at Headquarters reflecting this change. Thank you for your patience during our renovations.
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