Bridgeport looks to enforce dirt bike ban
Bridgeport's city council is looking for ways to enforce the ban on dirt bikes in the park city. Council President Tom McCarthy says a tougher ordinance is being looked at. He says it would boost
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May 5, 2015, 3:09 PM
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Bridgeport's city council is looking for ways to enforce the ban on dirt bikes in the park city.
Council President Tom McCarthy says a tougher ordinance is being looked at.
He says it would boost fines up to $2,000 to get an impounded bike back.
McCarthy says the bikes are illegal on the city's main streets but he is hoping a designated area can be found for bikers to use.
Council President Tom McCarthy says a tougher ordinance is being looked at.
He says it would boost fines up to $2,000 to get an impounded bike back.
McCarthy says the bikes are illegal on the city's main streets but he is hoping a designated area can be found for bikers to use.
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