Ocean city police equip seasonal workers with bicycle lights

Ocean City Police Equip Seasonal Workers with Bicycle Lights

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July 24, 2024
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Ocean City, MD – On Friday evening, members of the Ocean City Police Department collaborated with a local restaurant near 32nd Street to provide bicycle lights to J-1 seasonal workers. This initiative, aimed at enhancing public safety and employee well-being, resulted in the distribution of over fifteen LED bicycle lights.

The new lights significantly improve bicycle visibility at night, promoting highway safety and ensuring a safer environment for both residents and visitors. This effort reflects the community’s active participation in maintaining safety within the town.

Ocean city police equip seasonal workers with bicycle lights
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The Town of Ocean City’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) has been instrumental in uniting the community to support highway safety initiatives. Their continued efforts contribute to the overall well-being of Ocean City.

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