Deputies will work a combined total of 116 hours of overtime through Nov. 29.
They will enforce all traffic laws, but will have a special emphasis on impaired drivers, seatbelt enforcement, speeding, stop sign violations and other infractions.
“There will be a zero tolerance for violators during this time frame with no warnings being issued in an attempt to limit crashes on Miami County roadways and ensure everyone has a safe Thanksgiving holiday,” the release read.
The additional patrols are possible through the a grant the sheriff’s office received from the Ohio Traffic Safety Office. The grant funds overtime and also covers some fuel costs.
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