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Broome County

Contact:

Kerby Sainclair

Address:

153 Lt. VanWinkle Dr.
BinghamtonNY 13905

Phone:
Fax:

607-778-6047

607-778-1150

Email:

Kerby.Sainclair@broomecountyny.gov

Broome County Victim Impact Panel http://gobroomecounty.com/bcstopdwi/actvictimimp

VIP’s are held at the Broome County Sheriff’s Office located at:

155 Lt. VanWinkle Drive
Binghamton, NY 13905
 
Doors open at 6:30pm for check-in. Sessions begin promptly at 7:00pm- Please arrive on time.  All attendants will be tested for alcohol use by a law enforcement officer. If you test positive, you will not be allowed to enter.
“Broome County STOP-DWI was proud to sponsor and participate in a Binghamton Rumble Ponies baseball game. Seven law enforcement agencies participated in STOP-DWI Night, which highlighted our continued shared commitment to keeping our community safe. Over 4,000 people attend the event! STOP-DWI banners were displayed throughout the stadium and STOP-DWI materials were distributed throughout the evening.”
Broome County STOP-DWI participated in the Binghamton Black Bears hockey game for STOP-DWI Night. STOP-DWI Coordinator Kerby Sainclair and Emergency Management Associate Cortnianne Brienza interacted with attendees and encouraged them to have a plan to get home safely. Director Dewing from the Broome County Office of Emergency Services conducted the puck-drop for the game. Special thanks to the Broome County Sheriff’s Office for their support at this event.
STOP-DWI fliers, keychains, and lanyards were distributed to dozens of attendees.

Broome County STOP-DWI participated in the Binghamton 2023 St. Patrick’s Day Parade. STOP-DWI Coordinator Kerby Sainclair and Emergency Management Associate Cortnianne Brienza interacted with attendees and encouraged them to have a plan to get home safely.

STOP-DWI fliers, key chains, and lanyards were distributed to dozens of attendees.

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New York’s STOP-DWI program is the Nations’ first and, to date, only self-sustaining impaired driving program. Other States have implemented components of self-sufficiency, but none to the degree of New York State.