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News · Police, fire and courts · Sarasota County · Sarasota · Florida
The Sarasota Police Department is carrying out an educational traffic-enforcement effort at locations FDOT has identified as crash hot spots.

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The Sarasota Police Department is providing educational enforcement at locations identified by the Florida Department of Transportation as “crash hot spots.” The effort places police activity at roadway locations where FDOT has identified a need for added traffic-safety attention.
The department’s work combines an educational purpose with enforcement. The stated focus is traffic safety at the designated locations, rather than a broader citywide operation.
Drivers encountering the effort should follow traffic laws and instructions from officers. The police department’s role is to address roadway behavior while also educating people who use the affected roads.
The timing of the operation, the individual locations involved and the specific enforcement actions have not been stated. The Florida Department of Transportation’s designation of the sites as crash hot spots is the basis for the Sarasota Police Department’s activity.
The Sarasota Police Department and FDOT are the public agencies involved in the effort. Further details about dates, locations or results would clarify how the operation is being carried out.
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