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Last week, we were honored to partner with Lowell High School to present Every 15 Minutes to their students. The Every 15 Minutes program was started in the 1990's by the California Highway Patrol. At that time, someone was killed in a drinking and driving crash every 15 minutes nationally. That statistic has changed to about every 45 minutes thanks to changes in policy and educational programs like this one. However, impaired driving from alcohol, marijuana, drugs, and cell phones continues to kill residents in our county every year. Please drive safely – or get a ride. Special thanks to @springfedmedia, @Oregon State Police, and @Lowell Rural Fire Protection District for their assistance. To learn more about the program, including how to host at your high school, visit: www.lanecounty.org/government/county_departments/sheriff_s_office/crime_prevention/every_15_minutes_program *** Warning: Video shows realistic depictions of injuries *** Every 15 MInutes - Lowell High Schoolyoutu.beThe Every 15 Minutes program started back in the 1990's by the California Highway Patrol. At that time, someone was killed in a drinking and driving crash ev...
Last week, we were honored to partner with Lowell High School to present Every 15 Minutes to their students. The Every 15 Minutes program was started in the 1990's by the California Highway Patrol. At that time, someone was killed in a drinking and driving crash every 15 minutes nationally. That statistic has changed to about every 45 minutes thanks to changes in policy and educational programs like this one. However, impaired driving from alcohol, marijuana, drugs, and cell phones continues to kill residents in our county every year. Please drive safely – or get a ride. Special thanks to @springfedmedia, @Oregon State Police, and @Lowell Rural Fire Protection District for their assistance. To learn more about the program, including how to host at your high school, visit: www.lanecounty.org/government/county_departments/sheriff_s_office/crime_prevention/every_15_minutes_program *** Warning: Video shows realistic depictions of injuries *** Every 15 MInutes - Lowell High Schoolyoutu.beThe Every 15 Minutes program started back in the 1990's by the California Highway Patrol. At that time, someone was killed in a drinking and driving crash ev...
Last week, we were honored to partner with Lowell High School to present Every 15 Minutes to their students. The Every 15 Minutes program was started in the 1990's by the California Highway Patrol. At that time, someone was killed in a drinking and driving crash every 15 minutes nationally. That statistic has changed to about every 45 minutes thanks to changes in policy and educational programs like this one. However, impaired driving from alcohol, marijuana, drugs, and cell phones continues to kill residents in our county every year. Please drive safely – or get a ride. Special thanks to @springfedmedia, @Oregon State Police, and @Lowell Rural Fire Protection District for their assistance. To learn more about the program, including how to host at your high school, visit: www.lanecounty.org/government/county_departments/sheriff_s_office/crime_prevention/every_15_minutes_program *** Warning: Video shows realistic depictions of injuries *** Every 15 MInutes - Lowell High Schoolyoutu.beThe Every 15 Minutes program started back in the 1990's by the California Highway Patrol. At that time, someone was killed in a drinking and driving crash ev...

Published on: 10/31/2024

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Last week, we were honored to partner with Lowell High School to present Every 15 Minutes to their students.

The Every 15 Minutes program was started in the 1990's by the California Highway Patrol. At that time, someone was killed in a drinking and driving crash every 15 minutes nationally. That statistic has changed to about every 45 minutes thanks to changes in policy and educational programs like this one.

However, impaired driving from alcohol, marijuana, drugs, and cell phones continues to kill residents in our county every year. Please drive safely – or get a ride.

Special thanks to @springfedmedia, @Oregon State Police, and @Lowell Rural Fire Protection District for their assistance.

To learn more about the program, including how to host at your high school, visit: www.lanecounty.org/government/county_departments/sheriff_s_office/crime_prevention/every_15_minutes_program

*** Warning: Video shows realistic depictions of injuries ***

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