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The Officers issued 238 citations so a majority of drivers are getting warnings not tickets.

During the week of July 9 through July 15 Officers made a total of 890 stops and issued 360 citations.

Officers made 857 traffic stops during the week, not as many as the 923 stops the week before but police say they're busy trying to control traffic. 393 drivers were ticketed.

Yakima Police say it's a constant problem they want to stop. With a shortage of Officers police say they can't afford to place officers sitting idle to watch specific intersections.

Did you know that the domestic violence rates in Yakima county are the highest in Washington State? It's important to shine a light on our resources and help those in need in any way that we can so by registering early for the 2022 Yakima Downtown Mile you are showing support.

Plus walkers and dogs are welcome. It's a chance for you to have fun with the entire family while some watching world class runners.