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According to AAA Northeast, every six days, a crash responder loses their life tending to a disabled vehicle. Drivers are reminded to follow the slow down, move over laws in every state. When approaching an emergency vehicle with its lights illuminated, drivers must slow down and, if possible, move to the adjacent lane. Taking this action gives first responders more room to work and keeps everyone safer.
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PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association would like to remind residents of the dangers of impaired driving during the St. Patrick’s Day holiday weekend.
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CRANSTON — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association unveiled nine new patrol vehicles late last week that are specifically designed to assist in drunk and impaired-driving enforcement throughout the state. The vehicles, on display at the Cranston Police Training ComplexRead More
***Note: Media members who are interested in covering this event are asked to RSVP with Matthew Reid at 603-276-9216 or matt@jgpr.net by 8 a.m., Friday, March 12.*** PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association will be hosting a press conference tomorrowRead More
PROVIDENCE — Members of the Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association were joined by statewide highway stakeholders for a ‘Blessing of the Roads’ event yesterday morning. The event took place Thursday at Doric Park in Cranston, just off of Interstate 95.Read More
***Note: Media members who are interested in covering this event are asked to RSVP with Matthew Reid at 603-276-9216 or matt@jgpr.net by 8 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 11.*** PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association reports that RIPCA officials will be joinedRead More
PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association would like to remind all residents to be responsible during the Super Bowl by not drinking and driving and to always wear a seat belt when in a vehicle. The Rhode IslandRead More
PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association would like to announce the new Executive Board members who were sworn in as part of RIPCA’s annual January meeting held Tuesday, Jan. 19. “I would like to congratulate those who wereRead More
PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association (RIPCA) is pleased to announce that it will be participating in Mothers Against Drunk Driving-Rhode Island’s annual “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign, which is taking place over the next month.Read More
PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association would like to announce its new Executive Board members for the upcoming year. Members were voted in at a virtual meeting held Tuesday, Dec. 15. The following members were elected to RIPCA’sRead More