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Division of Incident Management Kentucky General Assembly Joint Interim Transportation Committee July 9, 2018 Noelle Hunter, PhD, Executive Director Jerame Brown, Administrative Branch Manager, Transportation Operations Center William Hayes,
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Division of Incident Management
Kentucky General Assembly Joint Interim Transportation Committee July 9, 2018 Noelle Hunter, PhD, Executive Director Jerame Brown, Administrative Branch Manager, Transportation Operations Center William Hayes, Administrative Branch Manager, Roadway Assistance Branch
To provide a safe, efficient, environmentally sound and fiscally responsible transportation system that delivers economic opportunity and enhances the quality of life in Kentucky.
Department of Highways Kentucky Office of Highway Safety DIVISION OF INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONS CENTER ROADWAY ASSISTANCE BRANCH
SAFE Patrol West Section
SAFE Patrol Central Section
SAFE Patrol East Section DIVISION OF HIGHWAY SAFETY PROGRAMS Safety Education Branch Grants Management Branch
$1,997,778 $902,222 $1,314,000 $35,900
Incident Management Budget
Trucks & Equip Supplies
21 3 2 5
Roadway Assistance Branch
Operators
Support Vacant
road closures, weather events
Management Coordinators
Management initiatives
Interstates and Parkways
assets coordination
Mission: To improve safety of first responders and motorists and reduce delay on Kentucky’s roadways by providing oversight and direction to Kentucky’s Highway Incident Management Program. Goals:
motorists
Capabilities & Assets
Incident Response & Management
Public Policy & Education
Strategic Highway Safety Plan
Percent Trained – SIP 18 Goal of 30%
MA: 36.1%
(12,079)
16.5%
(20,777)
RI: 52.5%
(4,080)
CT: 38.3%
(3,120)
NJ: 42.7%
(29,798)
MD: 27.4%
(23,218)
DC: 32.4%
(6,534)
32.6%
(10,502)
39.5%
(11,394)
33.3%
(3,770)
19.2%
(10,627)
17.4%
(54,500)
41.0%
(37,126)
19.0%
(30,546)
22.9%
(54,699)
70.3%
(13,245)
37.7%
(19,894)
4.1%
(9,932)
51.5%
(17,100)
20.8%
(32,555)
43.1%
(27,081)
42.3%
(78,309)
32.5%
(31,000)
48.2%
(4,930)
29.2%
(3,993)
29.7%
(71,223)
4.8%
(11,781)
21.4%
(26,350)
46.4%
(9,019)
25.9%
(22,500)
22.7%
(7,831)
35.5%
(14,331)
32.1%
(55,670)
24.7%
(28,532)
49.3%
(8,683)
35.8% 11.3%
(54,443)
16.3%
(7,510)
55.9%
(18,177)
VT: 51.4%
(2,796)
NH: 27.7%
(7,175)
AK: 11.1%
(4,797)
HI: 24.0%
(3,270)
PR: 69.6%
(5,924)
20 - 29.9% Trained 10 - 19.9% Trained 0.1 - 9.9% Trained
29.5% Percent Trained (1,149,916) Total Responders To Be Trained
48.6%
(8,300) (32,948)
12.0%
(17,103)
13.6%
(30,208)
14.1%
(21,542)
DE: 9.5%
(4,715)
30 - 39.9% Trained 40 - 49.9% Trained 50+% Trained
Discipline Responders Trained Percentage Law Enforcement 1,814 17.8% Fire/Rescue 4,214 41.5% Towing and Recovery 1,373 13.5% EMS 1,038 10.2% DOT/Transportation 1,097 10.8% Other Disciplines 630 6.2% Total Trained 10,166 100.0% (391) In-Person Sessions 8,665 (6) Train-the-Trainer Sessions 254 NHI Web-based Trainings 1,247
– Alignment of these statutes will prevent
2008-2017 SAFE Patrol Activity Highlights Traffic Control at Incident Scene 70,743 MedEvac Landing Zone Assist 143 Tagged Abandoned Vehicles (Green Tag) 52,607 Transport/Escort Motorists or Pedestrians 8,047 Changed Tire 19,465 Reported Road Hazard 2,227 Removed Debris from Roadway 45,364 Provided Drinking Water 2,547
9,570 Provided Air 7,813 Request Wrecker 3,671 Provided Coolant 2,912 Provided First Aid 231 Provided Battery Jump 5,067 Provided Fuel 8,651 Assist Law Enforcement 13,627
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Mobile Operations Center
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Interoperable Radio Communications
and Equipment) regularly participate in exercises conducted by Kentucky Emergency Management.
incidents, build relationships with our response partners, and understand how all of the agencies (Emergency Support Functions) work together toward a common goal.
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planned events throughout the Commonwealth: