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Village Police Chief offers township traffic coverage - Tri-County Citizen
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Village Police Chief offers township traffic coverage - Tri-County Citizen
CHESANING TWP. – During the Thursday, June 5 meeting of the Chesaning Township Board, Village Police Chief Troy Meder talked about the traffic safety grant he secured. He applied for the grant through the state and received approval for 100 hours of overtime for officers to police traffic speed, impaired and distracted driving. Chief Meder said, “There were 25 injury crashes in Chesaning Township over the last two years. Of those 25, 48 percent …
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