Per Greg Robertson: "I think this appears to be a good bill by expanding on the powers of law enforcement to establish roadblocks for the purposes outlined. I would defer to the Sheriff's office for a better response."
Missoula County strongly supports HB 146 Revising temporary road block laws. Emergency Responders often respond to automobile accidents along Montana's highways and interstates, these are some of the most dangerous scenes for first responders due to the high rate of vehicle speed and the inability of drivers to always see the whole road. The expansion of authority for law enforcement officers to enact temporary road blocks during these response will enhance the safety of first responders. Please support HB 146
Sending the following message to MC Representatives on the floor today:
Representatives, Missoula County supports HB 146 – Revising temporary road block laws, before House Transportation this afternoon. Emergency responders often respond to automobile accidents along Montana’s highways and interstates. These are some of the most dangerous scenes for first responders due to the high rate of vehicle speed and drivers’ inability to see the entire roadway. The expansion of authority for law enforcement officers to enact temporary road blocks during response situations will enhance safety for both the responders and drivers. Please support HB 146.
Missoula County supports HB 146 – Revising temporary road block laws, being heard on the Senate floor this afternoon. Emergency responders often respond to automobile accidents along Montana’s highways and interstates. These are some of the most dangerous scenes for first responders due to the high rate of vehicle speed and drivers’ inability to see the entire roadway. The expansion of authority for law enforcement officers to enact temporary road blocks during response situations will enhance safety for both the responders and drivers.
Per Greg Robertson: "I think this appears to be a good bill by expanding on the powers of law enforcement to establish roadblocks for the purposes outlined. I would defer to the Sheriff's office for a better response."
ReplyDeleteMissoula County strongly supports HB 146 Revising temporary road block laws. Emergency Responders often respond to automobile accidents along Montana's highways and interstates, these are some of the most dangerous scenes for first responders due to the high rate of vehicle speed and the inability of drivers to always see the whole road. The expansion of authority for law enforcement officers to enact temporary road blocks during these response will enhance the safety of first responders.
ReplyDeletePlease support HB 146
Sending the following message to MC Representatives on the floor today:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives,
Missoula County supports HB 146 – Revising temporary road block laws, before House Transportation this afternoon. Emergency responders often respond to automobile accidents along Montana’s highways and interstates. These are some of the most dangerous scenes for first responders due to the high rate of vehicle speed and drivers’ inability to see the entire roadway. The expansion of authority for law enforcement officers to enact temporary road blocks during response situations will enhance safety for both the responders and drivers.
Please support HB 146.
To be sent today at 12:00:
ReplyDeleteSenators,
Missoula County supports HB 146 – Revising temporary road block laws, being heard on the Senate floor this afternoon. Emergency responders often respond to automobile accidents along Montana’s highways and interstates. These are some of the most dangerous scenes for first responders due to the high rate of vehicle speed and drivers’ inability to see the entire roadway. The expansion of authority for law enforcement officers to enact temporary road blocks during response situations will enhance safety for both the responders and drivers.
Please support HB 146.