OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – Today’s coverage takes us back to Osceola County, highlighting an important topic during National School Bus Safety Week: ensuring the safety of our children as they travel to and from school.

I had the pleasure of reconnecting with Deputy Medina from the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office motorcycle unit. We’ve shared a history of riding together, and it’s always gratifying to see him continue his significant contributions to our community.

In our live stream today, we’ll delve into what it truly takes to maintain safety in school zones and at bus stops, gaining insights from those who enforce traffic regulations daily. Medina will also showcase some of the tools used by the motor unit to ensure drivers adhere to safety standards, making our roads more secure.

Join us as we navigate through Osceola County, emphasizing the importance of school safety, discussing proper conduct around school buses, and reminding everyone that ignoring a school bus stop sign can endanger a child’s life.

Ultimately, safety goes beyond being a rule—it’s a collective responsibility we all must uphold.

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