Summary
Lodi had more than 900 crashes last year, and the City Council is set to vote Wednesday on a $110K grant to pay for overtime traffic enforcement. The money would target speeding, drunk driving, and distracted driving—aimed at safer streets without tapping local funds.
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Impact analysis
The $110K comes from a grant, so it covers overtime crackdowns without hitting Lodi's general fund.
Lodi residents, drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists get safer streets if the enforcement reduces crashes.
No groups negatively affected—unless you count drivers who speed, drive drunk, or text behind the wheel.
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