This should help to bring about a savings in lives, injuries and dollars that will last long after the STEP has ended. Opinion polls indicate that 72 to 86 percent of the public support enforcement activities such as roadside checkpoints to reduce impaired driving and increase safety belt use. Currently in Ohio, there are 91 law enforcement agencies participating in the STEPs program. Conducting a STEP program can have a profound effect on increasing arrest rates of criminals as well as other traffic law offenders in local communities. 1 Smart Recovery for Flood Victims I t can happen to anyone flooding.
Flooding is Ohio's most prevalent and costly natural disaster.
Governor Nancy P. Hollister have called for the development of a plan to educate all Ohioans about the benefits of mitigation actions citizens can take to protect home and businesses from future damage. Last fall Lt. Nancy P. Hollister, Lt. Governor, tours the devastating floods in southern Ohio last year. The above locations serve all rural Ohio 24 hours a day.