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OCEAN CITY On Tuesday,
Mayor Rick Meehan represented
Ocean City at the AAA summer
travel press conference at the foot
of the Bay Bridge to help kick off
the Walk Smart Safety Campaign
that features a crab lifeguard
watching over Coastal Highway.
"We will be there to kick off Me-
morial Day weekend with AAA to
talk about how many people plan
on hitting the road this year,"
Mayor Rick Meehan said at the
conclusion of the Mayor and
Council meeting on Monday even-
ing as he looked forward to the
AAA conference the next day.
"The state will be there to kick off
the Walk Smart! campaign that is
quite an extensive campaign ... it
addresses so many different
things in Ocean City. The state
has gone far and beyond to ad-
dress this issue and to keep the
people who do come to Ocean
City safe while they are here."
According to State Highway
Administration (SHA), Ocean City
becomes one of Maryland's larg-
est cities during the summer
months with a population that
changes each and every week-
end. Last year, two pedestrians
were killed in Ocean City and an-
other 13 were injured, a marked
increase compared to 2011 when
there were no pedestrian fatalities
and eight people injured.
A partnership has been formed
between the Town of Ocean City,
Ocean City Police Department,
SHA, other local businesses and
agencies to create the Walk Smart!
campaign that will complement on-
going engineering and enforce-
ment efforts to keep Ocean City
residents and visitors safe this
summer.
"Our visitors love Ocean City
because we are a safe and fun,
family resort, and we want to keep
it that way," said Meehan. "We are
asking visitors to walk smart in
Revamped Safety Messages Planned
Crab the Lifeguard will be spread-
ing safety messages through the
newly revamped Walk Smart! mar-
keting campaign this summer.
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May 24, 2013
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