GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- The warmer temperatures look like they are here to stay in West Michigan and to keep the roads safer this summer the City of Grand Rapids is launching its first summer of safety campaign.
The campaign aims to prevent pedestrians and bicyclists from getting injured or killed.
Grand Rapids leaders such as Mayor Rosalynn Bliss and Police Chief Dave Rahinsky worked together to develop the plan and are expected to announce all the details at a press conference Monday morning.
