GIRARD — Because of concerns about people riding ATVs on public land, including city parks, late at night, the police department has been patrolling for violators.
Police Chief John Freeman told city officials earlier this week that officers have watched the trails at Tod Park for ATV riders. The street department assisted the police with placing barricades, guardrails and signage at the park to prevent ATVs.
“There has been a lot of activity around the town,” Freeman said.
He said information has been displayed regarding rules for ATVs and where they can be ridden.
Mayor Mark Zuppo has previously said he spoke with Freeman about golf carts and e-bikes on the roads, as well as ATVs being driven on public property, sometimes as late as 11 p.m. or midnight.
Zuppo said he has spoken to o

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