Ollie Otter is lining up his activities for the year and is hunting local schools in which to offer education on booster seat and seatbelt safety.“I would like to visit every school in the Warren County system this year,” said Tennessee Constable Jason Dodson, who will be coordinating events throughout the year. “If principals will call me, we can arrange a time for Ollie to visit.”The Ollie Otter safety program was developed by several organizations as a solution to a serious problem: lack of booster seat and seatbelt education to our youth at a critical age when good safety habits are formed.The Ollie Otter program communicates that state law requires the use of a booster seat until a child is 4-foot-9, or 9 years old. An orange and white construction barrel, representing Ollie’s home, is on display to teach the children the importance of roadway safety near construction work zones.