Happy Halloween. As a reminder: buckle up before heading out for the evening; it could save your life. #AlwaysThere
Over the past week, our agency participated in Trunk or Treat events across the state. Thank you to the Little Compton Police, the Pawtucket Police, and Landmark Medical Center for the opportunity to participate! #AlwaysThere
Make a plan to get home safely if your plans involve alcohol or cannabis. #AlwaysThere
It is Teen Driver Safety Week. As a new driver, remember to drive safely, buckle up, slow down, and avoid distractions while driving. #AlwaysThere
This past weekend we partnered with different public safety agencies across Rhode Island for a Public Safety Trunk or Treat at Metcalf Elementary School, in Exeter. It was a great turn out and opportunity to meet the families we serve. #AlwaysThere
Keep everyone safe. Slow down and move over when you see lights flashing. #AlwaysThere #MoveOverMonday
Last night, the Rhode Island State Police held a promotional ceremony to recognize Troopers for their recent promotions. Congratulations to all! #AlwaysThere
Reminder! Today we are teaming up with public safety agencies from around the state for a “Spooktacular” Trunk or Treat event. Join us at Metcalf Elementary School in Exeter from 5 pm to 7 pm for a fun evening. #AlwaysThere
Seat belts save lives every day. Remember to buckle up. #AlwaysThere
You speed, we see it. Follow posted speed limits. #AlwaysThere
If you see lights flashing, slow down and move over. It is the law. #AlwaysThere
Next Saturday, October 17th, we are joining public safety agencies across Rhode Island for a "Spooktacular" Trunk or Treat event in Exeter. The event will be from 5 pm to 7 pm, so bring your families to Metcalf Elementary School for a fun evening. #AlwaysThere
Driving impaired puts lives at risk. Drive sober. #AlwaysThere
Help lower impaired driving fatalities by driving sober or arranging for a sober ride home. #AlwaysThere
A seatbelt is your first line of protection in a crash. Buckle up; it's the law. #AlwaysThere
Check your speed and slow down. Follow all posted speed limits. #AlwaysThere
October is pedestrian safety month. As a reminder, pedestrians always have the right of way in a crosswalk; always be prepared to stop to allow them to cross safely. #AlwaysThere


























