Operation Zero Tolerance: Over the Limit. Under Arrest mattmontgomery  at:  4/5/2007   PICTURES AND COMMENTARY FROM THE DECEMBER OZT MOBILIZATION AND KICKOFF While for most Georgians the winter holidays foster fond memories, traffic enforcement officers from around the state and epidemiologists at the Governor's Office of Highway Safety know the holiday season between Thanksgiving and New Year’s to be one of the deadliest and most dangerous times of the year on our roads. TO VIEW THE PHOTOS AND MORE INFORMATION, CLICK ON: HTTP://WWW.GAHIGHWAYSAFETY.ORG/2006DECOZT TO VIEW OTHER NEWS ITEMS, CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE GOHS HOME PAGE, CLICK HERE         Prom Party at the Governor mattmontgomery  at:  4/5/2007   WINNING SCHOOLS TO COMPETE IN VIDEO CONTEST (FROM GOVERNOR SONNY PERDUE) In an effort to promote safe driving and responsible behavior for teenagers on prom night and every night of the year, Mary and I are hosting a “Prom Party” at the Governor’s Mansion for the high school that creates a winning public service announcement. Each high school that chooses to participate is being asked to submit a 30-second public service announcement addressing the dangers and consequences of impaired driving among teenagers. Videos will be judged on content, creativity and effectiveness of the message. Production quality will not be a determining factor. Georgia Public Broadcasting has agreed to work with the winning school to reproduce the winning P.S.A., which will be broadcast on television during the 2007 prom season. TO LEARN MORE, CLICK ON: HTTP://WWW.GAHIGHWAYSAFETY.ORG/2007PROMPARTY TO VIEW OTHER GOHS NEWS ITEMS, CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE GOHS HOME PAGE, CLICK HERE    First Page   Prev. Page   Next Page   Last Page

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