MADD Huron-Bruce and OPP launch Project Red Ribbon

MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) Canada Huron-Bruce Chapter, and the Huron County OPP joined forces Monday to launch Project Red Ribbon, in Seaforth.

The campaign encourages all drivers to tie a red ribbon on their vehicles as a reminder to drive soberly.

The OPP will be conducting additional RIDE (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) checks from now through Jan. 8, 2025.

Drivers who are impaired by alcohol and/or drugs, have a choice NOT to drive when there are many other options for a safe ride home.
 

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Ally Henry (left), co-president of MADD Canada Huron/Bruce Chapter, and Huron County OPP sergeant Russell Nesbitt tie a red ribbon on a police cruiser, to launch Project Red Ribbon; photos courtesy of MADD Huron/Bruce Chapter

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MADD Canada Huron/Bruce Chapter is represented at Project Red Ribbon, by Ally Henry (left), Sandra Lee and MacKenzie Nesbitt



Launching Project Red Ribbon, are Huron County OPP constable Jamie Stanley (left), MADD Canada Huron/Bruce Chapter director Sandra Lee, Huron OPP sergeant Russell Nesbitt, MADD Huron/Bruce Chapter co-presidents Ally Henry and MacKenzie Nesbitt, Huron OPP inspector Jason Younan and staff-sergeant Andrew MacIsaac