The checkpoint is being held along with patrols nearby in an effort to decrease impaired driving-related injury and fatal crashes, according to OSHP.
It is being funded by federal grants.
State law requires that law enforcement announce checkpoint times and locations ahead of time.
Anyone who plans on consuming alcohol should always designate a sober driver or make other arrangements before drinking.
There have been at least 131 OVI-related crashes in Warren County this year, including six fatal crashes and 10 where serious injuries were suspected, according to OSHP.
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