Cortland County Stop DWI is a dedicated government initiative committed to reducing incidents of impaired and intoxicated driving throughout Cortland County, New York. Operating under the leadership and coordination of county officials, the program focuses on enforcement, education, and prevention to promote safer roadways and protect public safety. The initiative collaborates with law enforcement agencies, schools, community organizations, and local businesses to raise awareness about the dangers and consequences of driving while under the influence.

The program applies evidence-based strategies and data-driven efforts to identify problem areas and implement proactive solutions. Cortland County Stop DWI also provides support for victims and families affected by impaired driving through advocacy and victim services. Noteworthy is the organization’s involvement in public outreach events, youth programs, and specialized training for law enforcement professionals. Their efforts reflect a strong commitment to community well-being and upholding traffic safety standards in line with New York State’s overall DWI reduction goals.

Key Services:

– DWI prevention and enforcement coordination
– Public education and awareness campaigns
– Victim support and advocacy services
– Collaboration with law enforcement and local agencies
– Youth engagement and school-based programs
– Professional training for officers and prosecutors
– Data collection and analysis for risk-area identification
– Community outreach through events and local partnerships