Governor Ivey Awards Grant for Prosecution of Traffic Safety Cases

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July 27th, 2017

Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded a $171,278 grant to help continue the services of a statewide prosecutor specializing in traffic safety cases.

“Alabama’s law enforcement and criminal justice officers work tirelessly to enforce traffic laws and increase safety on our roads and highways,” Ivey said. “Through this partnership, we are providing expert support to those officers to ensure the effective investigation and prosecution of DUI and other highway safety cases in Alabama.”