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Target Zero - Region 12 Target Zero aims to reduce the number of traffic deaths and serious injuries on Washington's roadways to ZERO. Target Zero North Central Washington

Region 12 serves Chelan, Douglas, Kittitas, and Okanogan Counties.

Ellensburg! Go get your car seats checked free of charge on June 27th!
12/06/2026

Ellensburg! Go get your car seats checked free of charge on June 27th!

04/06/2026

We will be at Chelan Pride this Saturday - skip the parking, enjoy the view, and take the Link to the event! Route 21 runs every hour on Saturday starting at 6:30am from Columbia Station. The last bus from Chelan leaves at 7:00pm.

Use Google/Apple maps and tap the transit icon to plan your trip or the Transit app.

Happy Pride Month! Everyone deserves to get home safe every trip every time. Wear your pride like you wear your seatbelt...
04/06/2026

Happy Pride Month! Everyone deserves to get home safe every trip every time. Wear your pride like you wear your seatbelt!

Drive Safe and have patience this weekend! Ellensburg PD has some great tips for making this weekend a safe one for ever...
22/05/2026

Drive Safe and have patience this weekend! Ellensburg PD has some great tips for making this weekend a safe one for everyone.

🇺🇸Memorial Day Weekend Safety Reminder from Ellensburg Police Department🇺🇸

As Memorial Day weekend approaches, the Ellensburg Police Department encourages everyone to celebrate safely and responsibly.

If your plans include traveling, attending gatherings, or spending time outdoors, please keep safety in mind:

🚘Drive sober and never get behind the wheel impaired.
🚖Buckle up and make sure all passengers are properly restrained.
📵Put the phone away and stay focused on the road.
🚧Slow down and watch for increased traffic, pedestrians, and cyclists.
🏠Plan ahead if you will be away from home and remember to lock your doors and secure valuables.
⚠Use extra caution around parks, neighborhoods, and public spaces where families and children may be active.

Memorial Day is also a time to honor and remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. As you gather with family and friends this weekend, please take a moment to reflect on the meaning of the holiday.

Have a safe and respectful Memorial Day weekend.

Thank you to all our Region 12 Public Works Employees! You work tirelessly to make our roads safer and are an integral p...
20/05/2026

Thank you to all our Region 12 Public Works Employees! You work tirelessly to make our roads safer and are an integral part of the safe system approach.

🌿 Happy National Public Works Week! 🌿

This year’s theme "Rooted in Service, Powered by Community" celebrates the deep commitment public works professionals bring to every street repaired, every water main kept flowing, and every service delivered. 🚧💧🌳

To all City of Wenatchee and regional public works employees:
Thank you for showing up, digging in, and serving with heart. Our community thrives because of you. 💛

The hard work and dedication of the Kittitas County Sheriff’s office to get impaired drivers off the roads resulted in e...
15/05/2026

The hard work and dedication of the Kittitas County Sheriff’s office to get impaired drivers off the roads resulted in extra HVE funding to expand their efforts. Thank you to KCSO for making our roads safer and helping us to get everyone home safe.

Plan your sober ride home before you leave to drink and help everyone to arrive home safe.

**Summer DUI emphasis patrols are coming to Kittitas County.**

KCSO has received more than $47,000 in competitive state grant funding from the Washington Traffic Safety Commission to support dedicated DUI patrols from Memorial Day through Labor Day—the period when about 57% of all collisions in our county occur.

The goal is prevention: deter impaired driving, stop impaired drivers before they hurt someone, and keep county roads safer for residents and everyone traveling in Kittitas County.

This grant also recognizes the strong work already being done by KCSO deputies. DUI arrests by deputies went from 74 in 2023, to 98 in 2024 and 143 in 2025. We don’t measure success by arrests numbers--but this increase reflects improved training, focus, and effectiveness in identifying impaired drivers and removing them from the road.

Deputies working these emphasis patrols must have advanced DUI detection and enforcement training, and activity from the patrols will be reported to the Traffic Safety Commission.

Impaired driving contributes to approximately 47% of all traffic deaths. That's why this enforcement matters for our community and is a priority for us. Please plan ahead this summer: sober driver, rideshare, taxi, friend, or stay where you are.

The safest DUI arrest is the one that never has to happen.

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