“Those who choose to drink are reminded to have a designated driver who is sober or risk being arrested,” the sheriff’s office said.
The extra enforcement is possible through a grant the sheriff’s office received last year from the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services that will pay for overtime and some fuel costs.
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