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In January 2023, the City of Fairfax Police announced a new initiative to increase public safety and visibility of patrol officers. Patrol vehicles began using "cruise mode" lights within neighborhoods and other low-speed areas of the city. These low-intensity, steady burning lights enhance the presence of police vehicles, especially during evening hours. Similar lighting is used by law enforcement in larger cities.
Unlike flashing emergency lights accompanied by a siren, which indicates an urgent situation, "cruise mode" lights are steady burning do not signify an emergency. You do not need to stop or yield unless directed by an officer.
Please take the survey below. We are interested to hear your feedback regarding the “cruise mode” lights initiative. Specifically, we want to know if you are aware of the program, if the program is impacting safety, and your overall support for the program. Your feedback will guide our decision on potentially expanding the program citywide.
In January 2023, the City of Fairfax Police announced a new initiative to increase public safety and visibility of patrol officers. Patrol vehicles began using "cruise mode" lights within neighborhoods and other low-speed areas of the city. These low-intensity, steady burning lights enhance the presence of police vehicles, especially during evening hours. Similar lighting is used by law enforcement in larger cities.
Unlike flashing emergency lights accompanied by a siren, which indicates an urgent situation, "cruise mode" lights are steady burning do not signify an emergency. You do not need to stop or yield unless directed by an officer.
Please take the survey below. We are interested to hear your feedback regarding the “cruise mode” lights initiative. Specifically, we want to know if you are aware of the program, if the program is impacting safety, and your overall support for the program. Your feedback will guide our decision on potentially expanding the program citywide.
We are interested to hear your feedback regarding the “cruise mode” lights initiative. Specifically, we want to know if you are aware of the program, if the program is impacting safety, and your overall support for the program. Your feedback will guide our decision on potentially expanding the program citywide.
Consultation has concluded.
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