traffic enforcement

The enforcement effort will start on Friday, March 17 and run through Sunday, March 19.

According to the post, Cheyenne Police officers will be out in force today through Sept. 5, focusing on efforts to stop impaired drivers.

House Bill 186 and Senate File 3 appear to be directly at odds on the subject of automated traffic enforcement.

Cheyenne police have been catching flack for their emphasis on traffic enforcement, but the department says there's a reason they worry about criminals on wheels.

The Cheyenne Police Department and the Cheyenne City Engineer's office are launching a new program to address concerns about speeding in residential areas, according to police spokesman Officer Dan Long.

He says eventually police should be able to scan driver's licenses and registrations for instant information about the motorists.