Fargo, ND – Local law enforcement agencies joined forces on Halloween night to keep area roads safe, stepping up patrols and cracking down on speeding and impaired driving.
According to the Fargo Police Department, officers partnered with the North Dakota Highway Patrol and the Cass County Sheriff’s Office for a joint traffic enforcement saturation across Fargo and surrounding communities. The coordinated effort focused on drivers showing signs of impairment, excessive speed, and other dangerous behaviors.
The operation, held Thursday, October 31, aimed to deter high-risk driving during one of the year’s busiest nights for pedestrian activity. Officials said each stop—whether resulting in a citation or an arrest—served as a reminder that traffic safety remains a top priority.
Police emphasized that these joint details not only prevent crashes but also raise public awareness about responsible driving habits. “Our goal is simple—make sure everyone gets home safely,” Fargo PD said in its statement.
The department thanked both partnering agencies for their continued cooperation and support during community events and high-traffic periods.
As holiday travel season approaches, law enforcement across North Dakota urges drivers to plan ahead, designate a sober driver, and obey posted speed limits to help prevent crashes and save lives.
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