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Home»News»Fulton County Traffic Fatalities Reviewed By Safe Communities Coalition
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Fulton County Traffic Fatalities Reviewed By Safe Communities Coalition

January 25, 2025No Comments1 Min Read


PRESS RELEASE – The Fulton County Safe Communities Coalition met on Thursday, January 16th to review traffic related fatalities in the county from October 1, 2024 through December 31, 2024. One crash with 1 fatality was reviewed.

During the review, coalition members looked at the cause of the crash and other related details. Seat belt usage and drowsy driving were identified as contributing factors to this fatality.

To encourage future seat belt use and not driving drowsy, the coalition discussed the importance of continuing to educate Fulton County residents.

Fulton County Safe Communities will continue to enforce the Click It or Ticket campaign to encourage seat belt use, communicate the importance of not driving drowsy, and educate through social media and community events. The current seat belt usage rate for Fulton County as reported by the University of Akron is 87.2%.

Concerned about traffic safety in Fulton County? We would love for you to join us at our next FC Safe Communities meeting, contact Rachel Kinsman / Karen Pennington at 419.337.0915 for more details. Check us out on Facebook @FCsafecommunities


 

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