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Have a broken taillight and get pulled over? Deputies will help pay for the repair with a new program

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The Clay County Sheriff’s Office kicked off a new program called ‘No Ticket, Let’s Fix It’ to promote positive interactions between law enforcement and residents.

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Have a broken taillight and get pulled over? Deputies will help pay for the repair with a new program

The Clay County Sheriff’s Office kicked off a new program called ‘No Ticket, Let’s Fix It’ to promote positive interactions between law enforcement and residents.

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kctv5 broke the news in on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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