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The Sparks Police Department would like to remind everyone that it illegal to use any electronic, handheld device while driving.
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Phone companies have until July 2022 to implement the 988 number for both calling and texting.
The Sparks Fire Department will partner with The Salvation Army for a 1-day Food Drive this Sunday.
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