City of Mason wins ‘Quick Click Challenge’ for promoting safety belt use

City of Mason employees won a recent competition aimed at reminding drivers and their passengers about the lifesaving benefits of wearing a seat belt. Warren County communities, businesses, and organizations were challenged to participate in the Quick Click Challenge organized by the Warren County Safe Communities Coalition. CONTRIBUTED

City of Mason employees won a recent competition aimed at reminding drivers and their passengers about the lifesaving benefits of wearing a seat belt. Warren County communities, businesses, and organizations were challenged to participate in the Quick Click Challenge organized by the Warren County Safe Communities Coalition. CONTRIBUTED
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June 21, 2023
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City of Mason employees won a recent competition aimed at reminding drivers and their passengers about the lifesaving benefits of wearing a seat belt.

Warren County communities, businesses, and organizations were challenged to participate in the Quick Click Challenge organized by the Warren County Safe Communities Coalition. The competition served as a kickoff to the national safety belt campaign, Click It or Ticket, that took place May 22-June 4.

Teams of four raced to buckle into a vehicle, change seats, and buckle up again.

City of Mason employees won a recent competition aimed at reminding drivers and their passengers about the lifesaving benefits of wearing a seat belt. Warren County communities, businesses, and organizations were challenged to participate in the Quick Click Challenge organized by the Warren County Safe Communities Coalition. CONTRIBUTED

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City of Mason employees recorded the fastest time in the Quick Click Challenge, besting competitors from Hamilton Twp. Police Department, 4-H CARTEENS, Atrium Medical Center, Safe on Main, and others.

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