Helping Keep Kids Safe – Port Hope Police

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Port Hope Police Constable Brad Spina watches as co-op student Sydney Waller uses a speed monitoring device along Rose Glen Road in Port Hope on Wednesday morning.

With a school in close proximity and reduced speeds in the area, motorists are advised to always keep track of their speeds in school zones.

 

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