Road Side Memorial Project

The Oxford Fire Department in conjunction with the Oxford EMS association has taken on the task of placing a single white cross at the location of fatal motor vehicle accident. These crosses serve as a memorial to the victims as well as a sobering reminder. The following list represents lives tragically cut short by roadway accidents. Please remember to wear your seatbelt and drive safely.

Fatal Motor Vehicle Accidents 1990 – Present

(pre 1990 at the request of family)

Date                Age      M/F

5/x/86                   x           M

8/28/90                67           F

9/12/91                32          M

10/5/91                24          M

3/02/92                18          M

10/06/92              28           F

06/16/93              59           F

06/28/93              8            M

10/27/93             30           F

11/11/93             24           M

03/04/94             21           M

10/21/95              20          F

03/11/96              30          M

10/26/96              15          F

10/27/96              18          M

03/14/97              21          M

07/19/97              22          M

10/04/97              22          M

11/01/97              x            M

05/09/98              44          F

06/07/98              38          F

07/24/98              42          F

8/31/98                40          F

1/22/00                52         M

8/14/00                32         M

09/10/00              28         M

03/19/02              68         M

09/27/02              44         M

12/06/02              75          F

11/26/04              41          F

8/12/05                58          F

07/21/06              16         M

01/26/07              22          F

06/06/07              39          F

04/23/08              7           M

06/22/09              62          F

06/22/09              83          F

09/02/09              52         M

10/25/09              52          F

 

 

 

 

 

Massachusetts OUI/DUI Law  

First Offense Penalty

• Jail: Not more than 2 1/2 years House of Correction
• Fine: $500-$5,000
• License suspended for 1 year; work/education hardship considered in 3 months; general hardship in 6 months

Second Offense Penalty

• Jail: Not less than 60 days (30 day mandatory), not more then 2 1/2 years
• Fine: $600-$10,000
• License suspended for 2 years, work/education hardship considered in 1 year; general hardship in 18  months. (Note: In almost every case, with a breath test refusal or failure you won't be eligible for a hardship or full license restoration for at least 3 years total.)
• As of January 1, 2006 -  Interlock device installed in your car at your own expense for 2 years, when you become eligible for hardship or license reinstatement

Third Offense Penalty

• Jail: Not less than 180 days (150 day mandatory), not more than 5 years State Prison (felony status)
• May be served in a prison treatment program
• Fine $1,000-$15,000
• License suspended for 8 years, work/education hardship considered in 2 years; general hardship in 4 years
• Commonwealth may seize, keep, and/or sell your vehicle.

Fourth Offense Penalty

• Jail: Not less than 2 years (1 year minimum mandatory), not more than 5 years (felony status)
• Fine $1,500-$25,000
• License suspended for 10 years, work/education hardship considered in 5 years; general hardship in 8 years

 

 

 

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