Ohio law requires law enforcement to announce checkpoint times and locations ahead of time.
The task force announced Thursday that there would be four sobriety checkpoints during the start of Memorial Day weekend.
The first two were held Thursday night.
The OVI task force aims to reduce the number of alcohol or drug-related traffic crashes, injuries and fatalities. Sobriety checkpoints help deter impaired driving, and they help in the apprehension of impaired drivers, police said.
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