The City received the official test results of the combined raw water source samples taken on February 23rd and February 26th and no Cryptosporidium oocysts were detected.

The Baker City Police Department participated in its second High Visibility Enforcement effort this past month.

The Baker City Police Department made no DUII or Minor in Possession of Alcohol arrest over the Super Bowl weekend crack down efforts.

Impaired driving or other alcohol related incidents were the same during the enforcement period this year, as compared to last year's Super Bowl weekend in which zero DUII arrest were made.

Law enforcement agencies throughout Oregon participated in this nationwide effort to get more impaired/distracted drivers off the streets.

Baker City Police joined forces with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and other State and local law enforcement and highway safety partners in conducting the crackdown campaign, which featured high-visibility enforcement.

For more information, visit the High-Visibility Enforcement Campaign Headquarters at www.oregonimpact.org.

For more information contact: Officer Shannon Regan at (541) 524-2041 ext. 30

The City received the official test results of the combined raw water source samples taken on February 2, 6, 9, 12, 16, and 19 and no Cryptosporidium oocysts were detected.