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CODE RED

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Enrique S. Camarena Award

The Nomination of Sheriff Burton Pianalto

Who is  Enrique S. Camarena and what is the Elk's Award

Elks Drug Awareness Program Press Release

BADD TOUR with Marc Mero

Make plans to join us next Tuesday for the "BADD Tour" from the America’s # 1 School Presenter! Marc Mero’s compelling message evokes personal reflection, laughter and tears – and most importantly personal transformation as he presents the topics of bullying, peer pressure, substance abuse and suicide prevention. People are reached at a “heart-level” and are inspired to treat themselves and others with respect, dream big, achieve goals, and cherish relationships. 

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Back To School

Sherman County Sheriff Burton Pianalto wants to remind everyone that our Children are heading back to school this week.  The Sheriff’s Deputies and I will be out at the schools enforcing school zones and talking with the children.  We want this school year to be as safe as possible so I would like share some safety tips.  As drivers please be aware of the children crossing the streets, whether they are walking to school or riding their bikes.  The school busses will be on the roadways once again making frequent stops, just a reminder, it is illegal to pass a school bus stopped to load or unload children.  If the stop sign is out it means that traffic must stop both directions.  Please do not double park when dropping off children because it blocks visibility for other children and vehicles. Don’t load or unload children across the street from the school unless you walk them across.  If you do walk them across, this is a great opportunity to teach your children to only cross at the cross walks and to look left, then right, then left again before crossing.  Sheriff Burton Pianalto encourages the children to not be in a hurry.  Do not cross the street until all cars come to a complete stop and eye contact with the driver has been made.  Use the sidewalks if they are available on your path to school.  Let have fun and stay safe!

 

Sheriff Burton Pianalto

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