Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office urges drivers to slow down, move over
The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office urges drivers to slow down and move over safely around stopped emergency vehicles and roadside workers.
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The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office urges drivers to slow down and move over safely around stopped emergency vehicles and roadside workers.
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Read MoreThe Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office urges households to know their 911 address and display it clearly for emergency responders.
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Read MoreThe Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office advises residents to limit personal details in online posts and check photos for unintended information.
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Read MoreThe Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office urged residents to secure homes and vehicles, use exterior lighting and report suspicious activity.
Read MoreThe Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office is remembering 72 law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty on Sept. 11, 2001.
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