Sheriff’s traffic enforcement unit awarded for crash reduction

Members of the Monroe County Sheriff's Office's traffic enforcement unit receive an award for a significant decline in crashes last year during the Florida Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Challenge on July 31 in Orlando. MCSO/Contributed

Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsay recently announced the sheriff’s office traffic enforcement unit was awarded first place in their category as part of the Florida Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Challenge on July 31 in Orlando.

The sheriff’s office took the top award in their category — those Florida law enforcement agencies throughout the state with 201 to 400 officers — as did the Key West Police Department in their category.

The sheriff’s office was ranked against the other agencies regarding traffic safety-related statistics/enforcement over the last year. Overall, the sheriff’s office saw a 37 percent reduction in crashes.

“I am proud of the Traffic Enforcement Unit for all their hard work in keeping this community safe,” said Sheriff Rick Ramsay. “They are very deserving of this award.”

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