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. 13, 20 2018 WE WEBINAR

PROMOTE THE THEME NOW

Traffic Incident Response Everybody’s Responsibility

CARRY THE THEME FORWARD

Move ahead to promote the theme in days ahead

ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE

TIM is an operational challenge, but it is also an important consideration for:

• The Public
• Community and Transportation Planners
• Transportation Project Design Teams
• Project Constructors
• Highway and Bridge Maintainers
• End-users of any improvements

Let’s begin to look at each operational issue as one that can be addressed earlier in any process.

Resource A Availa ilabilit lity

www.timnetwork.org It includes a link to Response Week, at the far right of the top ribbon.

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The states and organizations that have participated in these calls already know we would like to have ideas and products shared so that the TIM Network can feature them. This flyer, which was sent Monday to the participant list, is intended to be shared with your partners. If you can pass this message along, we are hoping that any local response agencies will also share what they do during the week.

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Monthly roll call of states

• Alabama to Wyoming
• An opportunity to share

with one another current or future plans

• All states are expected

to do something

• Highlights of unusual

efforts follow

Roll Call of States

 Many states are engaging in twitter and other social media work  Most states will focus some message signage on incident response awareness, most often the Move Over laws and Driver Removal legislation  Governor and local proclamations in various places  Conferences have been held in multiple states, and continue this week

Arizona –Engagement of motorist opinions on TIM; Outreach to business community for sponsorship and promotion Colorado – TIM Conference this week, Regional Traffic Operations Center debuting with Dispatch Center tour; Move Over campaign working with Utah and Wyoming

Roll Call of States

Florida – Video monitors and gas pumps on Turnpike focus the message; Outreach to Waze and Road Ranger sponsor Georgia – Promotion of new hands free law Hawaii – Service patrol ride alongs Idaho –Governor’s proclamation511 promotion; communications plan with partners, and some legislative participation to strengthen protection for all on scene Kentucky – hosted conference Oct. 19 with Ohio, Indiana, Michigan Louisiana – Safety Service Patrol focus; mock incident in Baton Rouge to attract media

Roll Call of States

Maryland – TIM Demo today (Nov. 13) at M&T Bank Stadium lots, incorporating American Towman Spirit Ride; PA coordination Massachusetts – Full scale TIM exercise with National Guard, part of Vigilant Guard, largest multi-agency exercise in Commonwealth history. Michigan – Video messaging at Secretary of State offices engages public Missouri – TIM class, full scale trailer-car response exercise to follow Nov. 13; activities spread across three major cities; outreach to EOCs included Nevada – new TIM video release; legislative push on enhanced move over laws

Roll Call of States

New Jersey – TIM Trainings; Course for media at incident scenes being developed; including media in TIM training North Carolina Coordination with Apex PD to have TIM Training in Basic Law Enforcement Training (entry level academyFocus on education for amber lights and IMAP will be doing some educational traffic stops (education over enforcement Ohio – Ohio Peace Officers Academy institutionalized SHRP 2 multi-disciplinary training (Nov. 13 two classes) Oregon –Multidisciplinary candid coffee conversation to be filmed, clips released through the week and entire video at week’s end; Move Over whiteboard campaign / Jess McGraw, ODOT, asks “What’s It Like Working on the Side of the Road?” with multi-disciplinary group of responders (Watch Oregon TIM Responders this week on Facebook)

Roll Call of States

Pennsylvania – PennTIME hosting two-day summit with respondersafety.com, SHRP II Training push in Western PA, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission providing resources to responders involved in the TIM task forces to encourage them to do outreach and education Puerto Rico – Safety service patrol ride-alongs, TIM meetings South Carolina –SHRP II trainings; Ride Alongs with Safety Service Patrol Tennessee – EMA involved with social media; Advisory to general public; Hosted 14th annual TIM Conference in October Texas –Ride alongs in metro areas with safety service patrol planned; Enforcement emphasis will be part of the program

Roll Call of States

West Virginia – New website unveiling; Press releases on training, with plans to train 1,000 people through Department of Highways Wisconsin – Media in all five regions, kicked off by DOT Secretary, stressing importance of safety for responders; Towing and Recovery professional struck at a crash a year ago will be speaking Wyoming – using all available resources to get the word out

THE LEVEL OF PARTICIPATION AND EMPHASIS ON NEW IDEAS CONTINUES TO GROW AND WE HOPE IT CONTINUES INTO THE COMING YEARS.

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National Operations Center of Excellence will be sharing information

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Adam Hopps Gannett Fleming will be hosting the TIMnetwork.org site and updating resources if you email Chuck Yorks (cyorks@gfnet.com) or Becka Zimmerman (bzimmerman@gfnet.com) with your information SPECIAL THANKS: Representatives of National Volunteer Fire Council, Emergency Responder Safety Institute, Sheriffs Association, Towing and Recovery Association and affiliates