SIOUX CITY---MORE EYES WILL BE WATCHING YOU COME MONDAY IN SIOUX CITY. THE POLICE DEPARMENT PLANS TO IMPLEMENT THE SPEED PHOTO ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM ON I-29.
A LARGE TRAILER EQUIPPED WITH A RADAR UNIT AND DIGITAL PHOTO AND VIDEO TECHNOLOGY WILL BE USED TO CAPTURE SPEED VIOLATIONS.
POLICE CAPTAIN LISA CLAEYS SAYS THEY'VE BEEN WORKING WITH THE IOWA D-O-T, CITY STAFF AND RESIDENTS IN AN EFFORT TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF ACCIDENTS ON I-29.
SHE SAYS OFFICERS WILL CONTINUE TO PATROL THE INTERSTATE AND CITY STREETS AFTER THE RADAR IS INSTALLED.
SIGNS HAVE BEEN ERECTED AT BOTH THE NORTH AND SOUTH ENTRANCE INTO SIOUX CITY TO ALERT MOTORISTS OF THE PHOTO ENFORCED RADAR.
KSCJ News
- DEAN ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA
- CAMERON GUILTY ON TWO COUNTS
- POWERBALL JACKPOT HITS $600 MILLION
- SIOUX CITY TAX INCENTIVE PASSED
- CITY GAS PRICES NEAR $4.00 PER GALLON
- ILLNESS STRIKES BRYANT ELEMENTARY STUDENTS
- FRIDAY PROMENADE CONCERTS RETURNING
- POLICE SHOOTING SUSPECT FACES MORE CHARGES
- TULIP FESTIVAL BEGINS
- MORNINGSIDE DAYS PARADE
