Police urge sober celebrations as Super Bowl LX brings heightened enforcement

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Law enforcement agencies from Seattle to New England are rolling out public safety messages for Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara, as authorities brace for large watch party crowds and increased roadway traffic. 

State and local agencies said extra patrols and DUI enforcement will be in place throughout the day and evening, with officers urging fans to plan sober rides home and celebrate responsibly.

The Seattle Police Department released a video on Facebook warning fans against unsafe behavior that could turn Super Bowl Sunday into a trip to jail or the hospital.

"Whether it’s alcohol, cannabis, or any substance that affects your ability to drive, getting behind the wheel puts lives at risk, including your own," the department said.

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Seahawks fans cheer during the NFC Championship game against the Los Angeles Rams at Lumen Field in Seattle on Jan. 25, 2026. (Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images)

Boston police are also urging Super Bowl weekend revelers to stay alert to the risk of drink spiking, warning that colorless, odorless drugs can be slipped into beverages and leave victims vulnerable to serious harm.

NBC 10 Boston reported that parking and traffic restrictions will be in place Sunday in several nightlife and college neighborhoods, including Kenmore Square, Boston University and areas near North Station and Faneuil Hall.

The station said pedestrian access may also be limited starting around 8 p.m. local time to prevent crowding and reduce conflicts between foot traffic and vehicles.

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