The Edinburg Police Department is reminding the public about safety in school zones. With many Valley schools now back in session, the department is offering a refresher on the topic. Drivers are not the only ones who need to be cautious in school zones.
Children and parents also need to be aware of their surroundings. Further details on school zone safety are available from the Edinburg Police Department and ValleyCentral, including specific tips for drivers and pedestrians.
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