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Leamington launches by-law enforcement cyclists for summer

By-law officers in Leamington will be out on bikes this summer.

The By-law Enforcement Bike Patrol Unit started this week and will run until September. The aim is to increase visibility and educate residents and business owners.

“We are very pleased to begin this new initiative,” said Mayor Hilda MacDonald. “Bike patrol allows for opportunities for community engagement on the streets and gives our by-law enforcement officers access to many areas they cannot reach by vehicle like special events, parks, and trails.”

The by-law enforcement officers have been specially trained to patrol these areas on bicycles.

"It's a great opportunity for us to get out into the community to connect with our residents to provide education and answer questions,” said Mike Gruszka, manager of by-law enforcement. “As visible community ambassadors, it also provides us with an opportunity to set a positive example for helmet use and bicycle safety.”

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