Wisconsin § 110.07 - Traffic officers; powers and duties.
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§ 110.07. Traffic officers; powers and duties.
110.07(1) (1) 110.07(1)(a) (a) The secretary shall employ not more than 399 traffic officers. The state traffic patrol consists of the traffic officers, the person designated to head them whose position shall be in the classified service and, if certified under s. 165.85 (4) (a) 1. as qualified to be a law enforcement officer, the division administrator who is counted under s. 230.08 (2) (e) 12. and whose duties include supervising the state traffic patrol. The division administrator may not be counted under this paragraph. Members of the state traffic patrol shall: 110.07(1)(a)1. 1. Enforce and assist in the administration of this chapter and chs. 194 , 218 , 341 to 349 and 351 , and ss.
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