“Don’t Shatter the Dream” DUI Awareness Set to Start on Tribal Lands
North Dakota law enforcement is ramping up efforts to prevent drunk driving during the holidays, a period with high alcohol-related crash fatalities. Representatives Jayme Davis and Lisa Finley-Deville highlight the personal and community impact of these tragedies, especially on tribal lands with limited transportation options. The “Don’t Shatter the Dream” program, established by the Bureau of Indian Affairs in 2009, continues with DUI checkpoints and patrols to ensure safety. The initiative emphasizes the importance of making it home safely and protecting the community during festive times. Get the full story from KX News.
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