Pacific County Sheriff’s Deputies Patrolling Road Projects Due To Speeding Complaints

Monday, August 12, 2024 at 10:10 AM

The construction zone speed limit is 25 mph and all drivers are urged to slow down and obey the posted signs.

Pacific County Sheriff’s Deputies will be making extra patrols near the site of chip sealing work that resumes today on Sandridge Road. The department said it received several reports of drivers speeding through work zones last week. Beginning at 8am, chip sealing will begin near Sandridge and 180th. The construction zone speed limit is 25 mph and all drivers are urged to slow down and obey the posted signs.

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Pacific County Sheriff’s Deputies Patrolling Road Projects Due To Speeding Complaints

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