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EMERGENCY DIAL 911 Mailing Address: PO Box 368 , Pass Christian, MS 39571 Fax: 228-452-3306
CHIEF OF POLICE: John Dubuisson ASSISTANT CHIEF: James Stewart CHIEF INVESTIGATOR: James Stewart INVESTIGATOR: Michael Lally RECORDS: Gloria Sanders TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Gloria Sanders Employment Application Pass Christian Crime Map The Pass Christian Police Department is now an inspection station for child restraints. In order to obtain a car seat you must live in the 39571 zip code. If you have any questions or concearsn, please cnotact Officer John W. Dedeaux at Pass Police Dept. (228) 452-3302 or Pass Middle School at 452-5220. Thank you.
The Pass Christian Police Department along with other coastal agencies participates in the Occupant/Protection grant program that is offered by the Office of Highway Safety. Our goals are to try and inform the public on the importance of wearing seatbelts. According to Car-Accidents. Com. Seat belt safety and Statistics show that approximately 63% of people killed in car accidents were not wearing seat belts. We have read that seat belts are the best protection in a car accident and that failure to wear a seat belt contributes to more fatalities than any other single traffic safety-related behavior. Data suggests that education alone is not doing the job with young people, especially males ages 16 to 25 the age group least likely to buckle up. The Pass Christian Police Department hopes by increasing their presences on the streets and issuing citations for non-compliance of seat belt usage will prevent more injuries or deaths.
The Pass Christian Police Department, along with other coastal agencies proudly participates in the "drunk driving over the limit, under arrest", and the "Click it or Ticket" Campaigns. Drunk driving is one of Americas deadliest crimes and that is why local law enforcement officials will be out in full force during the holidays. the message is simple. No matter what you drive, if we catch you driving impaired, we will arrest you. No exceptions, No excuses. Drunk driving is simply not worth the risk. Don't take the chance. Drunk driving is a serious crime. For more information, visit www.stopimpaireddriving.org Getting the word out about the lifesaving benefits of wearing seat belts is especially important for teenagers. During the Click it or Ticket mobilization, law enforcement officers nationwide will aggressively enforce seat belt laws by conducting seat belt checkpoints and zero-tolerance seat belt enforcement activities. The goal is not to write tickets but to get everyone buckled up- especially teen drivers and their passengers, and to save lives.
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