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Indiana Cr iminal Justice Institute

Indiana Cr iminal Justice Institute. FY2018 Traffic Safety Updates. Traffic Safety Division. Indiana’s Crime Crash Clock. Looking Beyond the Ticket. Source: ICJI OPO Database, FY 2016 Program Totals report, retrieved March 21, 2017. Indiana Traffic Fatalities 2008-2015.

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Indiana Cr iminal Justice Institute

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  1. Indiana Criminal Justice Institute FY2018 Traffic Safety Updates Traffic Safety Division

  2. Indiana’s Crime Crash Clock

  3. Looking Beyond the Ticket Source: ICJI OPO Database, FY 2016 Program Totals report, retrieved March 21, 2017

  4. Indiana Traffic Fatalities 2008-2015 Source: FARS

  5. Vision: To reduce fatalities in half by 2027

  6. Drunk Driving Source: FARS

  7. Restraint Use Source: FARS

  8. Motorcycles Source: FARS

  9. Pedestrians Source: FARS

  10. Resources Available • Annual Fact Sheets • County Profiles • Motorcycles • Young Drivers • Occupant Protection • Dangerous Driving • Children • Commercial vehicles • Non-motorists • Alcohol http://www.in.gov/cji/2367.htm

  11. Financial Stewardship • ICJI must be good stewards of federal dollars • Federal $ must be used accurately within funding stream • Funding streams: 402, 164, 405 B, C, D, E, F, G, & H • Examples • Why ICJI requires programmatic and fiscal elements from agencies NHTSA ICJI LE Agencies

  12. Falsification of Log sheets • Falsification of Tickets • Misuse of “Administrative Time” • Claiming grant overtime pay on regular duty hours

  13. Grant Coordinators Should Ask Themselves • Do supervisors sign off on completed work? • Do officers check in and out of shifts with a supervisor or dispatch? • Do supervisors conduct reviews and spot checks of officer records? • Are records retained for review? • Keep all records for 5 years • Are schedules prepared in advance?

  14. Traffic Resource Prosecutor • Chris Daniels • Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council • Contact Information: • 317-232-1836 • chdaniels@ipac.in.gov

  15. Occupant Protection • Karen Ritchie introduction • Law Enforcement Liaison (LEL) Supervisor • Occupant Protection Program Manager • Operation Pull Over (OPO) • Rural Demonstration Project (RDP) • TOPS Coordinator • Online certification

  16. Law Enforcement Liaisons Warsaw Police Department-Retired Larry Woods- Central Mark Hartman- Southwest John Mull- Southeast Indiana State Police-Retired Noblesville Police Department-Retired Brett Reichart- East Central Jay Kistler- West Central Highland Police Department-Retired Indiana State Police-Retired Indiana State Police-Retired

  17. Operation Pull Over • Four Mobilizations: • Safe Family Travels • Dangerous Driving Enforcement • Click It or Ticket • Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over Purpose: Increase seat belt usage and overall occupant safety

  18. OPO Funding Announcement • Egrants: “FY 2018 Operation Pull Over Enforcement Grant”- June 8, 2017-June 23, 2017 • Template and link-funding announcement document • Efficiency (Replaces Problem I.D. and Action Plan) • Based on county profiles • Trends and outcome focus • Allows for data-driven decisions • Policies and Procedures • See P & P/FA documents • Mailing signature page: regular mail

  19. OPO DRE Reporting • OPO will be where Drug Recognition Experts will be paid if called on scene. • Personnel line item as a subcategory • Title the subcategory: DRE • CANNOT be paid through DUI Taskforce

  20. Quarterly Program/Fiscal Reports • Program Reports 1. Pre/Post media releases 2. Program Totals report-OPO database 3. Pre/Post seat belt surveys (CIOT and RDP) • Fiscal Reports 1. Sheriff/chief letter- signed 2. Personnel Details report- OPO database 3. Administrative claim (if applicable- 10% rule) *Correct ending date (cannot pay prior to date)

  21. Administrative Time Fiscal Reports: When completing budget, you must enter this in “Other” • Cannot exceed 10% of grant award • OPO Database entry • No admin work/claims after 9/30 (end of FY)

  22. Modifications/Final Reports: Closeout • Modifications: Moving money from one line item to another • Policy: within 30 days of fiscal year end (9/30) • Final Fiscal reports: 15 days • If not submitted CORRECTLY within 30 days of final fiscal (10/30), will not be paid • Will be enforced • Why: Fiscal Year Closeout

  23. OPO Database Presentation • Program Reports- Program Totals Report • Fiscal Reports- Personnel Details Report • Helpful forms and guidance • http://in.gov/cji/index.htm • ICJI Home>Grants>Report Forms & Resources>Traffic Safety

  24. TOPS Requirement • TOPS: Traffic Occupant Protection Strategies • Training course for LE • Education and enforcement, dynamics of vehicle crashes, & risk by officers • Four modules that includes a final quiz • Certification required for any or all officers who work overtime enforcement, such as OPO, RDP, et cetera • One-time certification • Visit us at https://tops.cji.in.gov • Log-in required • Questions or issues: Contact Karen Ritchie, TOPS Coordinator

  25. Rural Demonstration Project (RDP) • Seat belt enforcement project designed to increase seat belt usage in rural areas • Eligible counties: • Rural or Mixed/Rural • Worst unrestrained fatalities/injuries per 10k population • Occurs July after CIOT and before DSOGPO

  26. Officer Safety 2016 • Of 29 fatality crashes, 52% officers NOT wearing seat belt • 54: Traffic-related • 29: crashes (12 single crashes) • 15 struck outside vehicle • 10 motorcycle

  27. Child Restraint & Nonmotorists • Kaci Wray introduction • Child restraint safety • Nonmotorists • Young drivers • Excise Police

  28. Child Passenger Safety • Child Passenger Safety Week (Sept 17-23) • National Seat Check Saturday: September 23, 2017 • Media and outreach events will be held throughout the state • Child Passenger Safety Technician Training • Class lasts for 4 days • Funding is always available for Law Enforcement Officers • Course is done through ASP (1-800-KID-N-CAR) • Child Restraint Distribution Grant (CRDG) • Funding available for all current child passenger safety inspection stations • Funding also available throughout the year for any agencies wishing to become an inspection station. • For information on beginning an inspection station contact Kaci Wray at 317-232-2561

  29. Child Passenger Safety • Permanent Fitting Stations • Currently there are 114 inspection stations located in 54 counties • Map on the next slide • To find one near you contact Kaci Wray with ICJI at 317-232-2561 or ASP at 1-800-KID-N-CAR • You may also visit http://www.preventinjury.org/Child-Passenger-Safety/Child-Safety-Seat-Inspection-Stations/List-of-Child-Safety-Seat-Inspection-Stations

  30. PFS Map • This map gives a great picture of how areas of the state are being underserved • This is a great thing you as an agency can do for your community • Please consider becoming CPST certified and helping your community • Contact ASP to get started today! (1-800-KID-N-CAR)

  31. Child Passenger Safety • Project L.O.V.E. • Administered by ICJI • Allows an officer to issue a voucher for child restraint education as well as a free or affordable car seat to a driver in violation of child restraint law • As of September 2014 vouchers automatically print through E-CWS when a child restraint violation is issued • Between 10/1/2016 and 3/29/2017 • 1,339 Vouchers have been issued • 13 Vouchers have been redeemed • Only 1% of vouchers redeemed – down from 3% this time last year (LETS WORK TOGETHER TO MAKE THIS BETTER)

  32. Child Passenger Safety • Operation Kids: Next Generation • This is a Child Passenger Safety Basic Awareness Course • Class is approximately 4-6 hours in length • Class can be taught by any Child Passenger Safety Technician • Funding available to pay overtime at a flat rate of $150.00 • Class is done through ICJI (Contact Kaci Wray at 317-232-2561 or Kwray@cji.in.gov)

  33. Young Driver • Indiana SADD • 261 Chapters in Indiana High Schools across the state • Ford Driving Skills for Life • Video contest • Rule the Road • Program offered by ICJI in partnership with Indiana SADD and Law Enforcement • Sponsored by State Farm for multiple events throughout the state • Contact Kaci Wray at Kwray@cji.in.gov or 317-232-2561 to schedule yours!

  34. Non-Motorists • Grant provided by ICJI to agencies wanting to help keep pedestrians and pedacyclists safe through education and enforcement activities • Great way to improve community relations with officers • Everyone is a non-motorist!

  35. Distracted Driving • New Funding Stream • Funds awarded in late 2017 • 2018 Awards • Funding Announcement will open in Summer 2017 • ICJI will ask agencies to propose new/innovative ways to address the distracted driving issues in Indiana • Working with current Indiana laws. • Local Ordinances will also be considered • We look forward to reviewing your proposals!

  36. Alcohol & Drugged Driving Countermeasures Grants • Mike Lepper introduction • Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor • Chris Daniels, Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council (IPAC) • 317-232-1836 • Training resource for law enforcement& prosecutors • Judicial Outreach Liaison (JOL) • Judge Timothy Oakes, Marion County • Advocate for: • Ignition Interlock • OVWI Courts

  37. Alcohol & Drugged Driving Countermeasures Grants • Indiana State Police Traffic Safety Grant • DRE/SFST Program • Pays for A statewide DRE Coordinator & statewide training • Lt. Rob Duckworth – Decatur County Sheriff’s Department • DRE Tablet Data Entry Program • Driving Under the Influence Task Force (DUITF) • Summer Impaired Driving Enforcement Project (SIDEP)

  38. DUI Task Force Grant (DUITF) • Application Period: • Opens June 19 & Closes July 5, 2017 • Enforcement Period: Year long (Oct 1-Sep 30) • Impaired driving patrols should be conducted between the hours of 6PM and 6AM. • Speak with your LEL if you feel you have special events or data drivenreasons for varying from this schedule. • Administrative hours • No more than 10% of grant award • $1,800,000.00 grant funding available

  39. Summer Impaired Driving Grant (SIDEP) • Application Period: • Opens March 5 & Closes March 19, 2018 • Enforcement Period: • May 24th – September 30, 2018*** • Impaired driving enforcement focused on top 30 counties for impaired driving crashes • A driver with a .08 BAC per 1,000 crashes) • Top 5 100+ • Top 10 Medium Counties 50-99 • Top 15 Small Counties 1-49

  40. Summer Impaired Driving Grant (SIDEP) • Other counties may be considered based on funds remaining, but priority will be given to the 30 identified counties • Roads, dates and times of impaired driving crashes will be provided for your jurisdiction if awarded a grant • $500,000.00 total grant funding available • Administrative hours • No more than 10% of grant award

  41. DRE Presentation Robert Duckworth Decatur County Sheriff’s Department

  42. Motorcycles HIGH VISIBILITY ENFORCEMENT (HVE) APPROACHES FOR MOTORCYCLE EVENTS • 250,000 registered motorcycles • Highest levels since the late 1970s with a spike of 151 in 2012 • A motorcycle fatality crash records • Two of the highest common factors

  43. Motorcycles WHERE TO CONDUCT A MOTORCYCLE HVE PROJECT • Local Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs)-best knowledge of where and when • ARIES data- (8 yr. average) highest incidence of impaired rider fatalities: • Lake, Porter, LaPorte, St. Joseph, Elkhart, Noble, Dekalb, Allen, Whitley, Kosciusko, Southeast Marion County, Northeast Johnson and Northwest Shelby. • No area of the state is immune to this problem

  44. Motorcycles HVE METHODS FOR DIFFERENT MOTORCYCLE ACTIVITIES • Unique at each location • The overriding principal-no specific type of vehicle targeted exclusively • Advance notice of event and police presence • Media coverage is critically important, required • Key: prevention based on expectation of being caught

  45. Motorcycles • Poker Runs • Starting point for registration • Established route • Five specific stops- draw a card • End point- prizes revealed (if any) awarded • Effective plan: presence at start and finish

  46. Motorcycles • Swap Meets • Large, open air markets for motorcycle parts and accessories, and services • Open for trade • Plan: A high visibility presence on a major roadway leading into or near swap meet location • NOT a checkpoint

  47. Motorcycles • Bike Nights • Bar or restaurant popular with riders • Early promotion of presence critical • Concern about driving off customers campaign of preventative nature • Presence on a nearby access road or parking lot

  48. Motorcycles • Rides for Charities & Fund Raising • Held by motorcycle groups and organizations to raise funds • Often well self-policed. • HVE police presence need as a deterrent to negative behavior • As with poker runs, a police presence at beginning and end

  49. Motorcycles: ICJI Materials & Supplies • Support materials for HVE motorcycle enforcement activity • Banners and posters promoting proper gear, getting licensed, and riding sober • “Ride Sober” drink coasters • Brochures and flyers on protective gear, specifically helmets • Flip books containing extensive rider safety tips

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