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Vermont Community Newspaper Group
During the weekend of Dec. 21, the Vermont State Police, Lamoille County Sheriff’s Department and the Stowe, Morristown and Hardwick police departments will conduct a sobriety checkpoint within Lamoille County.
The checkpoint is part of an aggressive effort to identify impaired drivers.
Police say they will also enforce laws on seat belt use, child restraint seats and other motor vehicle laws during the checkpoint.
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