According to the release, law enforcement officers will also use the holiday to educate the public about the dangers and legal consequences of impaired driving.
“The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and the Montgomery County Combined Agency OVI Task Force remain committed to reducing alcohol and drug-related crashes through enforcement, education, and community awareness initiatives,” the release said.
The location of the checkpoint has not been announced.
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