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Motorcycle Ohio

Motorcycle Ohio is looking for riders who want to become instructors! Classes are in high demand, 53% of classes so far this year have been sold out. Find out how to join the team and make a difference for Ohio’s motorcycling community ⬇️ https://bit.ly/3azvDhX

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Motorcycle Ohio
Motorcycle Ohio is looking for riders who want to become instructors! Classes are in high demand, 53% of classes so far this year have been sold out. Find out how to join the team and make a difference for Ohio’s motorcycling community ⬇️ https://bit.ly/3azvDhX

Visit ODPS at the Ohio State Fair in the Bricker Building. You can renew your registration with Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles Express, compete in a push up challenge with Ohio State Highway Patrol, dunk-a-cop with Ohio Law Enforcement Recruitment and more!

STACC
Have you heard about the STACC? The Statewide Terrorism Analysis and Crime Center serves as Ohio’s statewide intelligence hub and is Ohio’s primary fusion center.

Ohio State Fair
Today is the opening day of the Ohio State Fair! It runs until August 4th, see you there! #OhioStateFair

Ohio State Fair
We are getting ready for the #OhioStateFair! Starting tomorrow come see all our divisions in the Bricker Building. The Ohio State Highway Patrol and the Office of Law Enforcement Recruitment also have an exciting location at the Cardinal Entrance! #DunkACop 🎡

SOLVE
Why Use SOLVE? It is a FREE central platform to GATHER, SHARE and ACCESS INFORMATION for law enforcement. Learn more at https://bit.ly/4cisRJk

Stop Speeding
Consequences of 🚗💨 speeding: ⛽ Increased fuel cost 🚙 Greater chance for loss of vehicle control ⬆️ Increased risk of a crash 💥🚙, severe injury, 🏥 or death ⚰️ Always obey speed limits. Speeding Catches Up With You.

See Something, Say Something
If you See Something, Say Something! Anonymously report suspicious activity, tips, or leads to the Statewide Terrorism Analysis & Crime Center by either by filling out the form at https://bit.ly/49DVkIe or by calling 1-877-OHS-INTEL (647-4683)

Phones Down.
Anything that involves using, holding, or supporting a device while driving is ✨off limits✨. That means no texting, scrolling the internet, social media, games, etc. Hint: if it involves using your phone, you shouldn’t do it while driving. That’s the law. #DistractedDriving

Sun Glare
We all enjoy driving on a sunny day, but the sun can also create a hazard if the driver’s view is compromised by glaring sun.

DPS Faces
DPS Faces: Meet Kenyatta Willis. She has been working at the Ohio Department of Public Safety for almost seven years. She describes herself as an advocate learner, author and encourager.

Motorcycle Ohio
It is National #MotorcycleDay! 🏍️ Celebrate by signing-up for one of Motorcycle Ohio's rider training courses! Register today at https://bit.ly/2IcJ7k3

It’s okay to use your phone at a football game. But you should never use your phone behind the wheel. In Ohio, it’s illegal to interact with electronic devices while driving. So, phones down — it’s the law. Fines start at $150. #DistractedDriving

Stop Speeding
Consequences of 🚗💨 speeding: Getting an expensive ticket 🎫 from local law enforcement. 🚓 ⬆️ Increased risk of a crash 💥🚙, severe injury, 🏥 or death ⚰️. Always obey speed limits. Speeding Slows You Down.

Day in the Life
Day in the Life: Meet Bryon Brown. He is an ADA coordinator in human resources. He has been at the Ohio Department of Public Safety since 2017.

See Something, Say Something
It's important to recognize various signs of terrorist activity. If you See Something, Say Something. Report suspicious activity, threats, or tips to the Statewide Terrorism & Crime Analysis Center by calling 1-877-647-4683 or submitting a tip online at homelandsecurity.ohio.gov/

Weekly Update
Weekly Update: July is fireworks safety month and Ohio Traffic Safety Office is developing a public awareness campaign to remind drivers about Ohio’s school bus traffic safety laws.