STATE OF ARIZONA
HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2010
(OCTOBER 1, 2009 – SEPTEMBER 30, 2010)
PREPARED FOR:

THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
PREPARED BY:

JANICE K. BREWER, GOVERNOR
ALBERTO C. GUTIER, DIRECTOR
AND GOVERNOR’S HIGHWAY SAFETY REPRESENTATIVE
MATTHEW D. DERR, DEPUTY DIRECTOR

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.

PERFORMANCE PLAN……………………………………………………………1

2.

PERFORMANCE GOALS………………………………………………………….6

3.

RESOURCES……………………………………………………………………..7

4.

STATEWIDE OVERVIEW AND DATA SUMMARY………………………………….8

5.

FFY 10 PERFORMANCE MEASURES……………………………………………24

6.

FARS DATA…………………………………………………………………...26

7.

CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSURANCES……………………………………………40

8.

ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION PROGRAM OVERVIEW……………………………..49

9.

ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION TASKS……………………………………………..50

10.

ALCOHOL AND IMPAIRED DRIVING PROGRAM OVERVIEW……………………..54

11.

ALCOHOL AND IMPAIRED DRIVING TASKS……………………………………..58

12.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROGRAM OVERVIEW………………………64

13.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES TASKS………………………………………65

14.

OCCUPANT PROTECTION PROGRAM OVERVIEW………………………………..70

15.

OCCUPANT PROTECTION PROGRAM TASKS…………………………………….73

16.

PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE SAFETY PROGRAM OVERVIEW…………………………78

17.

PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE SAFETY TASKS…………………………………………80

18.

PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATION OVERVIEW…………………………………82

19.

PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATION TASKS ……………………………………..83

20.

POLICE TRAFFIC SERVICES PROGRAM OVERVIEW …………………………….84

21.

POLICE TRAFFIC SERVICES TASKS …………………………………………….86

22.

ROADWAY SAFETY OVERVIEW ………………………………………………101

23.

ROADWAY SAFETY TASKS …………………………………………………...102

24.

TRAFFIC RECORDS PROGRAM OVERVIEW …………………………………....103

25.

TRAFFIC RECORDS TASKS…………………………………………………… 104

26.

ARIZONA SLIDING SCALE RATES……………………………………………..105

27.

FISCAL PROGRAM AREA……………………………………………………...106

PERFORMANCE PLAN
PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION OVERVIEW
Mission Statement: The Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) is the focal point for
highway safety issues in Arizona. GOHS provides leadership by developing, promoting, and
coordinating programs; influencing public and private policy; and increasing public awareness of
highway safety.
Highway Safety means the reduction of traffic crashes, deaths, injuries, and property damage on public
roads. The Arizona Highway Safety Plan (HSP) is developed through annual problem identification and
analysis of traffic records, citations, convictions, judicial outcome, incarcerations, assessments,
screening, treatment, prevention, and surveys.
Through the Director of the Governor's Office of Highway Safety, a channel of communication and
understanding has been developed between the Governor's Office, the Legislature, state agencies,
political subdivisions, and community groups concerning all aspects of the statewide highway safety
program.
Executive Order 2004-24 designates the GOHS as the State Highway Safety Agency (SHSA) and, as
such, the appropriate agency to administer the HSP on behalf of the Governor.
One emphasis of the highway safety funding process is to provide "seed" money to develop effective
programs that can become operational within a three-year period. If the program(s) are successful, the
state or local jurisdiction will establish the program(s) as a permanent responsibility of the jurisdiction.
Problem identification involves the study of relationships between crashes and the characteristics of
population, licensed drivers, registered vehicles, and vehicle miles traveled. Drivers can be classified
into subgroups according to age, sex, etc. Vehicles can be divided into subgroups according to year,
make, body style, etc. Roads can be divided into subgroups according to number of lanes, type of
surface, political subdivision, etc. Crashes can be further analyzed in terms of the time, day of the week,
month; age and sex of drivers; primary crash factors; and use of safety equipment.
Other factors also influence motor vehicle crashes and should be considered in conducting comparative
analyses between jurisdictions. For example, variations in composition of population, modes of
transportation, the highway system, economic conditions, climate, and the effective strength of law
enforcement agencies can be influential. The selection of crash comparisons requires the exercise of
judgment.
Key Components of the Highway Safety Plan include:


Alcohol and Other Drugs / Youth Enforcement (AL/YA) - To reduce the number and severity of
crashes in which alcohol and/or drugs are contributing factors.
Arizona’s FY2010 HSP
1



Occupant Protection (OP) - To increase the statewide seat belt / child safety seat (CSS) usage rate
of motor vehicle occupants and to increase public information and education of the benefits of seat
belt / CSS usage for adults and children.



Police Traffic Services (PT) - To achieve and maintain compliance with traffic laws such as
aggressive driving, speeding and red light running. Enforcement must be consistent, impartial and
uniformly applied to all street and highway users.



Traffic Records (TR) -To develop a comprehensive data processing system that brings together the
engineering, enforcement, educational, medical, behavioral health, prosecution, judicial,
correctional, and emergency response disciplines.



Emergency Medical Services (EM) - To continue to support rural providers with emergency
medical services (EMS) equipment.



Motorcycle, Bicycle, and Pedestrian Safety (MC/PS) - To increase the public's awareness and
understanding of and participation in motorcycle, bicycle and pedestrian safety.



Public Information and Education (PI&E) – GOHS strives to have PI&E programs running
throughout the year. GOHS produces printed materials that are available to the public and private
sector. GOHS staff attends and participates in safety and health fairs throughout the year at
locations throughout the state. The GOHS Director and GOHS staff members speak at various
events throughout the year.



Roadway Safety (RS) -To improve traffic conditions in identified corridors and local jurisdictions
by funding minor traffic engineering improvements, correcting signing deficiencies and promoting
safety programs.

Features of the Highway Safety Plan include:


A working document that is revised throughout the year to accommodate unforeseen events and
opportunities;



A statewide overview and detailed summaries of traffic safety data as well as project/program
descriptions, objectives, costs, and time frames;



A plan that is operational during the federal fiscal year which commences October 1, 2009 and ends
September 30, 2010;



Traffic safety project activities and a budget for the allocation of resources;



The opportunity by which the State is able to secure federal highway safety funds under the Safe,
Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act – A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU).

Arizona’s FY2010 HSP
2

Program/Project Development:
This year presented unique challenges to developing Arizona’s Highway Safety Plan. A new Governor
in Arizona appointed new leadership to guide GOHS in March. The new Director and Deputy Director
inherited a severe financial crisis from the former administration that continues to this day. As a
consequence of the staffing changes and internal financial crisis, the development of Arizona’s Highway
Safety Plan was delayed this year. GOHS did not receive proposals until June 1 and started meeting to
discuss and review proposals in July. GOHS is making the necessary changes to ensure a more timely
process for Federal Fiscal Year (“FFY”) 2011. The following commentary accurately describes the
process by which GOHS will utilize to select grantees and projects in FFY 2011.
In November of each year, a letter outlining the Proposal Process and priority areas is sent out to
political subdivisions, state and non-profit agencies regarding the Governors’ Office of Highway
Safety’s (GOHS) Proposal Process. All governmental and non-profit agencies are encouraged to take an
active part in Arizona's Highway Safety Program. In addition to the written notification, the letter and
Proposal Guide are posted on the GOHS website.
Proposals are due to the GOHS Phoenix Office no later than March 1 – early applications will be
encouraged. Each proposal is date stamped, assigned a number and pertinent information is added to an
Excel spreadsheet.
The GOHS Director, Deputy Director, Comptroller, Grant Coordinator, Project Coordinators, DRE
Coordinator, and the Occupant Protection Coordinator review each proposal and provide written
comments in preparation of the Highway Safety Plan meeting.
The Highway Safety Plan meeting is held during April. This meeting is typically a multiple day meeting
because each proposal is discussed and level of funding is determined. These discussions include the
following evaluation criteria:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Is the proposal fundable?
Does the proposal address one or more of the priority areas identified in the Proposal Letter?
Priority areas include those identified by NHTSA and the Governor.
Did the submitting agency follow the guidelines set forth in the Proposal Guide, i.e. did not
exceed page count, provided statistical data, cover letter signed by agency CEO, etc.
Has the agency been included in the HSP before? If yes, how did they perform? Were
narrative and financial reports completed in accordance with contractual requirements?
What is the status of the agency? Is the agency stable or is there significant internal turmoil
and personnel turnover?

It is the policy of GOHS to fund all proposals that meet the listed criteria. This ensures that the entire
state is represented in the HSP.
Once funding levels are determined, the Director, Deputy Director and Grant Coordinator assign the
Program Area, Project Coordinator and task number to each funded proposal. Project Coordinators then
write their assigned tasks for inclusion in the HSP.
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GOHS relies on the Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division, Traffic Records
Section and the NCSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System (“FARS”) for the data contained in the HSP.

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ARIZONA GOVERNOR’S OFFICE OF HIGHWAY SAFETY
ORGANIZATION CHART

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ARIZONA’S 2009 PERFORMANCE GOALS
The primary highway safety goals for Arizona are:
Arizona’s FFY 2010 safety goal is to reduce fatalities by 15% in each of its five emphasis areas over the
five year period from 2008 to 2012. Fatality goal reductions are expected to stimulate a collateral
reduction in serious injuries. The baseline year will be 2007.
The five emphasis areas are: occupant restraints, young drivers, speeding, impaired driving, and
roadway departure/intersection related.

ARIZONA LICENSED DRIVERS, MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS, AND CRASH HISTORY

CALENDAR
YEAR
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
CHANGE 07-08

PROPERTY
TOTAL
FATAL
INJURY DAMAGE
CRASHES CRASHES CRASHES
ONLY
131,368
892
47,485
82,992
131,573
944
46,150
84,489
134,228
984
46,209
87,045
130,895
971
45,177
84,747
138,353
992
46,613
90,748
139,805
1,042
45,546
93,217
140,197
1,121
44,458
94,618
140,371
952
43,304
96,115
119,588
842
37,180
81,566
-14.81% -11.55% -14.14% -15.14%

TOTAL
TOTAL
PERSONS PERSONS
KILLED INJURED
1,037
76,626
1,057
73,962
1,132
74,235
1,118
71,901
1,153
73,376
1,183
70,607
1,296
68,574
1,071
65,705
937
56,009
-12.51% -14.76%

TOTAL
TOTAL
LICENSED REGISTERED
DRIVERS VEHICLES
3,497,208 3,983,860
3,550,776 4,037,359
3,668,704 4,162,219
3,819,823 4,316,219
3,923,395 4,604,888
3,943,625 4,878,917
4,091,789 4,748,957
4,212,393 4,848,162
4,360,711 4,842,188
3.52%
-0.12%

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INDICATED

RESOURCES
FISCAL YEAR 2010
Funding resources are estimated during the spring as the Highway Safety Plan is developed. The
estimations are developed by using the previous year’s allocated amounts. Actual amounts are
obligated by Congress, may differ from the estimated amounts, and are relayed to the states in
the late fall. The amounts listed below are estimated as of the date this Highway Safety Plan was
finalized.

402 FUNDS

$3,700,000 (ESTIMATED)

TOTAL HSP FUNDING AMOUNT

$3,700,000

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

Statewide Overview and Data Summary
TABLE 1

FIVE YEAR TREND FOR SELECTED HIGHWAY SAFETY DATA

TABLE 2

TRAFFIC FATALITIES BY COUNTY

TABLE 3

SUMMARY OF STATEWIDE COMMONLY REPORTED STATISTICS

TABLE 4

ARIZONA CRASH FACTS

HIGHLIGHTS AND HISTORICAL TRENDS

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

TABLE 1
FIVE YEAR TREND FOR SELECTED HIGHWAY SAFETY DATA
2004 – 2008
DATA ELEMENT

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

FATALITY RATE PER VMT1 2

2.01

1.97

2.07

1.70

1.53

%
CHANGE
07-08
-9.93%

TOTAL FATALITIES2

1,153

1,183

1,296

1,071

937

-12.51%

TOTAL URBAN FATALITIES2

551

561

572

479

414

-13.57%

TOTAL RURAL FATALITIES2

600

622

724

592

523

-11.66%

TOTAL ALCOHOL-RELATED FATALITIES2

249

233

315

397

324

-18.39%

6,187

5,746

5,534

5,531

4,733

-14.43%

TOTAL ALCOHOL-RELATED INJURIES2

OCCUPANT FATALITIES - PERCENT RESTRAINED (SOURCE: FARS 2008)3
ALL OCCUPANTS3

34.54%

34.37%

31.91%

34.05%

33.45%

-18.07%

PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE/MOTORCYCLE FATALITIES2
TOTAL PEDESTRIAN FATALITIES2

132

165

170

157

124

-21.02%

TOTAL BICYCLE FATALITIES2

27

36

29

21

19

-9.52%

TOTAL MOTORCYCLE FATALITIES2

119

146

155

135

140

3.7%

33.61%

38.36%

30.32%

40.74%

44.29%

% HELMETED MOTORCYCLE OPERATORS IN
FATALS2

3.55%

1

Vehicle Miles Traveled = fatality rate per 100 million miles driven

2

Data Source:

3

Data Source:

Arizona Department of Transportation, Traffic Records System
NCSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System (“FARS”)

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TABLE 2
TRAFFIC FATALITIES BY COUNTY
2007– 2008
COUNTY

2007

2008

% CHANGE

52

45

-13.46%

21

33

57.14%

56

51

-8.92%

25

21

-16.00%

7

8

-14.29%

2

3

50%

30

20

-33.33%

461

368

-20.17%

52

57

9.62%

APACHE
TOTAL

COCHISE
TOTAL

COCONINO
TOTAL

GILA
TOTAL

GRAHAM
TOTAL

GREENLEE
TOTAL

LA PAZ
TOTAL

MARICOPA
TOTAL

MOHAVE
TOTAL

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

NAVAJO
TOTAL

53

37

-43.24%

129

137

6.20%

86

81

-5.81%

8

9

12.5%

59

41

-30.51%

30

26

-13.33

PIMA
TOTAL

PINAL
TOTAL

SANTA CRUZ
TOTAL

YAVAPAI
TOTAL

YUMA
TOTAL

STATEWIDE TOTAL
1,071

937

-12.51%

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

TABLE 3 – SUMMARY OF STATEWIDE COMMONLY REPORTED STATISTICS

DATA ELEMENT

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

POPULATION

5,833,685

6,044,985

6,239,482

6,432,007

6,534,921

CHANGE
07-08
1.6%

MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS

4,604,888

4,878,927

4,748,957

4,848,162

4,842,188

-0.12%

LICENSED DRIVERS

3,923,395

3,943,625

4,091,789

4,212,393

4,360,711

3.52%

57,417

59,796

62,528

62,961

61,159

-2.86%

2.01

1.97

2.07

1.70

1.53

-10%

TOTAL CRASHES

138,353

139,805

140,197

141,092

119,588

-15.24%

TOTAL INJURY CRASHES

46,613

45,546

44,458

43,530

37,180

-14.59%

TOTAL FATAL CRASHES

992

1.042

1,121

952

842

-11.55%

TOTAL INJURIES

73,376

70,607

68,574

66,018

56,009

-15.16%

TOTAL FATALITIES

1,153

1,183

1,296

1,071

937

-12.51%

VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED (MILLIONS)
FATALITY RATE PER VMT

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

TABLE 4 – ARIZONA CRASH FACTS 2007-2008

CATEGORY

2007

2008

PERCENT
CHANGE

TOTAL REPORTED CRASHES

141,092

119,588

-15.24%

TOTAL FATALITIES

1,071

937

-12.51%

TOTAL INJURIES

66,018

56,009

-15.16%

TOTAL PEDESTRIAN FATALITIES

157

124

-21.02%

TOTAL PEDESTRIAN INJURIES

1,540

1,423

-7.60%

TOTAL MOTORCYCLIST FATALITIES

135

140

3.70%

TOTAL MOTORCYCLIST INJURIES

2,944

3,004

2.04%

TOTAL BICYCLIST FATALITIES

21

19

-9.52%

TOTAL BICYCLIST INJURIES

1,595

1,682

4.80%

MILLIONS OF VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED (VMT)

63,013

61,159

-2.86%

FATALITIES PER 100 MILLION VMT

1.70

1.53

-9.93%

INJURIES PER 100 MILLION VMT

104.27

91.58

-12.66%

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

HIGHLIGHTS AND HISTORICAL TRENDS
2008 CRASH OVERVIEW
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL CRASHES
FATAL CRASHES
TOTAL PERSONS KILLED
INJURY CRASHES
TOTAL PERSONS INJURED
PROPERTY DAMAGE CRASHES

NUMBER
119,588
842
937
37,180
56,009
81,566

PERCENT OF TOTAL
100.00%
.70%
31.09%
68.21%

2008 CRASHES BY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL CRASHES
URBAN CRASHES
FATAL CRASHES
TOTAL PERSONS KILLED
INJURY CRASHES
TOTAL PERSONS INJURED
PROPERTY DAMAGE
RURAL CRASHES
FATAL CRASHES
KILLED
INJURY CRASHES
TOTAL PERSONS INJURED
PROPERTY DAMAGE

NUMBER
119,588
96,475
391
414
29,868
44,316
66,216
23,113
451
523
7,312
11,693
15,350

PERCENT OF TOTAL
100.00%
80.67%
.41%
44.18%
30.96%
79.12%
68.64%
19.33%
1.95%
55.82%
31.64%
20.88%
66.41%

2008 CRASH DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL CRASHES
SINGLE VEHICLE
MULTI-VEHICLE

NUMBER
119,588
24,161
95,427

PERCENT OF TOTAL
100%
20.20%
79.80%

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

2008 SAFETY DEVICE USE IN ACCIDENTS
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL IMPACTED
DRIVERS TOTAL
WITH SAFETY DEVICE
KILLED
INJURED
WITHOUT SAFETY DEVICE
KILLED
INJURED
RESTRAINT USE UNKNOWN
PASSENGERS TOTAL
WITH SAFETY DEVICE
KILLED
INJURED
WITHOUT SAFETY DEVICE
KILLED
INJURED
RESTRAINT USE UNKNOWN

NUMBER
319,640
228,113
191,580
203
30,099
6,963
235
2,863
29,570
91,527
82,641
68
12,216
3,938
98
1,472
4,648

PERCENT OF TOTAL
71.37%
83.98%

3.05%

12.96%
28.63%
90.62%

4.30%

5.08%

2008 MOTOR VEHICLE AND DRIVER DESCRIPTIONS
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL CRASHES
TOTAL VEHICLES
PASSENGER CARS
PICKUP TRUCKS AND VANS
COMMERCIAL TRUCKS
MOTORCYCLES
BUSES
OTHER

NUMBER
119,588
228,113
155,974
54,766
6,373
3,632
1,506
2,315

PERCENT OF TOTAL

68.38%
24.01%
2.79%
1.59%
0.66%
1.01%

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

2008 ALCOHOL RELATED CRASHES
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL CRASHES
ALCOHOL RELATED CRASHES
ALCOHOL RELATED FATAL
CRASHES
TOTAL PERSONS KILLED
ALCOHOL RELATED INJURY
CRASHES
ALCOHOL RELATED CRASHES #
INJURED
PROPERTY DAMAGE
URBAN ALCOHOL RELATED
CRASHES
RURAL ALCOHOL RELATED
CRASHES

NUMBER
119,588
6,757

PERCENT OF TOTAL

294

4.35%

5.65%

324
2,993

44.29%

4,733
3,470

51.35%

5,301

78.45%

1,456

21.55%

2008 PEDESTRIAN AND PEDALCYCLIST CRASHES
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL CRASHES
PEDESTRIAN CRASHES
FATAL CRASHES
TOTAL PEDESTRIANS KILLED
TOTAL PEDESTRIAN INJURY
CRASHES
TOTAL PEDESTRIANS INJURED
PROPERTY DAMAGE
PEDALCYCLIST CRASHES
FATAL CRASHES
PEDALCYCLISTS KILLED
INJURY CRASHES
PEDALCYCLISTS INJURED
PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY

NUMBER
119,588
1,524
121
124

PERCENT OF TOTAL

1,306

85.70%

1,423
97
1,989
19
19
1,674
1,682
296

1.27%
7.94%

1.66%
0.96%
84.16%

2008 MOTORCYCLE CRASHES
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL CRASHES
MOTORCYCLE CRASHES
FATAL CRASHES
KILLED
INJURY CRASHES
INJURED
PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY

NUMBER
119,588
3,531
140
140
2,756
3,004
635

PERCENT OF TOTAL
2.95%
3.96%
78.05%
17.98%

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

2008 ARIZONA CRASH FACTS SUMMARY

TOTAL CRASHES
FATAL CRASHES
TOTAL PERSONS KILLED
INJURY CRASHES
TOTAL PERSONS INJURED
PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY

119,588
842
937
37,180
56,009
81,566

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

2008 CRASHES BY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL CRASHES
TOTAL FATAL CRASHES
TOTAL PERSONS KILLED
TOTAL INJURY CRASHES
TOTAL PERSONS INJURED
URBAN CRASHES
FATAL CRASHES
KILLED
INJURY CRASHES
INJURED
PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY
RURAL CRASHES
FATAL CRASHES
KILLED
INJURY CRASHES
INJURED
PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY

NUMBER
119,588
842
937
37,180
56,009
96,475
391
414
29,868
44,316
66,216
23,113
451
523
7,312
11,693

PERCENT OF TOTAL
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
80.67%
46.44%
44.18%
80.33%
79.12%
19.33%
56.56%
55.82%
19.67%
20.88%

2008 CRASH DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL CRASHES
SINGLE VEHICLE
FATAL CRASHES
INJURY CRASHES
PERSONS KILLED
PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY
MULTI-VEHICLE
FATAL CRASHES
INJURY CRASHES
PERSONS KILLED
PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY

NUMBER
119,588
24,161
499
9,403
542
14,259
95,427
343
27,777
395
67,307

PERCENT OF TOTAL
100%
20.20%
59.26%
25.29%
57.84%
79.80%
40.74%
74.71%
42.16%

2008 ALCOHOL RELATED CRASHES
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL CRASHES
TOTAL ALCOHOL RELATED
CRASHES
FATAL CRASHES
TOTAL PERSONS KILLED
INJURY CRASHES
TOTAL PERSONS INJURED
PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY

NUMBER
119,588
6,757

PERCENT OF TOTAL
100%
5.65%

294
324
2,993
4,733
3,470

4.35%
34.58%
44.29%
8.45%

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-18ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

LICENSED DRIVERS, REGISTERED VEHICLES, POPULATION & VMT DATA

YEAR
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008

LICENSED
DRIVERS
3,497,208
3,550,766
3,668,704
3,819,823
3,923,395
3,943,625
4,091,789
4,212,393
4,360,711

REGISTERED
VEHICLES
3,983,860
4,037,359
4,162,219
4,316,219
4,604,888
4,878,927
4,748,957
4,848,162
4,842,188

POPULATION
5,130,632
5,319,895
5,472,750
5,629,870
5,833,685
6,044,985
6,239,482
6,432,007
6,534,921

VEHICLE MILES
TRAVELED (MILLIONS)
49,725
50,860
52,014
53,345
57,417
59,796
62,528
62,961
61,159

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-19ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

ALCOHOL-RELATED CRASHES
2003 - 2008

CRASHES
FATAL CRASHES
INJURY CRASHES
PROPERTY DAMAGE
FATALITIES
INJURIES

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

7,800
253
3,587
3,960
298
6,215

7,794
218
3,598
4,178
249
6,187

7,686
213
3,426
4,047
233
5,799

8,196
266
3,279
4,148
315
5,534

7,934
356
3,399
4,134
396
5,496

6,757
294
2,993
3,470
324
4,733

CHANGE
’07-‘08
-14.83%
-17.42%
-11.94%
-16.06%
-18.18%
-13.83%

DRINKING DRIVERS INVOLVED IN CRASHES
2003 - 2008
AGE

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

CHANGE
07-08

15-18 YEARS
19-20 YEARS
21-24 YEARS
25-34 YEARS
35-44 YEARS
45-54 YEARS
55-64 YEARS
65 AND OLDER
UNKNOWN/
NOT REPORTED

452
606
1,527
2,204
1,501
892
378
160

435
584
1,653
2,292
1,413
949
392
125

408
581
1,512
2,233
1,417
924
350
362

375
612
1,471
2,224
1,370
968
393
158

397
577
1,479
2,172
1,391
932
393
165

369
405
1,141
1,833
1,194
924
380
161

-7.05%
-29.81%
-22.85%
-15.61%
-14.16%
-0.85%
-3.31%
-2.42%

198

270

0

207

188

161

-14.36%

TOTAL

7,918

8,113

7,787

7,778

7,694

6,568

-14.63%

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-20ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

MOTORCYCLE OCCUPANT FATALITIES BY HELMET USE*
2003 - 2008

YEAR
2003
2004

USED
31
41

NOT USED
67
70

UNKNOWN
USE
13
7

TOTAL
11
118

% USED
27.93%
34.75%

2005
2006
2007

59
47
55

85
78
60

7
14
12

151
139
127

39.07%
33.81%
43.33%

2008

62

59

11

132

46.97%

*FIGURES INCLUDE 3 OR 4 WHEEL ATVS AND EXCLUDE MOPEDS, MOTOR SCOOTERS, AND MINI-BIKES.
MOTORCYCLE CRASHES*
2003 - 2008

CRASHES
FATALITIES
INJURIES

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2,402
111
2,287

2,652
119
2,456

2,876
150
2,651

3,333
155
2,814

3,464
135
2,929

3,531
140
3,004

CHANGE
07-08
1.90%
3.70%
2.56%

*FIGURES INCLUDE 3 OR 4 WHEEL ATVS AND EXCLUDE MOPEDS, MOTOR SCOOTERS, AND MINI-BIKES.

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-21ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

RESULTS OF ARIZONA GOVERNOR’S OFFICE OF
HIGHWAY SAFETY ANNUAL SEAT BELT USAGE SURVEY
2003 - 2008
GROUPS
OBSERVED
ALL DRIVERS
SEAT BELT USE
FRONT SEAT
OCCUPANTS
SEAT BELT USE
CHILDREN
SAFETY RESTRAINT
USE
MOTORCYCLES
HELMET USE
CELL PHONE USE***

2002

2003

2003*

2004

2005*

2006**

2007

2008

73.99%

79.5%

86.00%

95.12%

94.42%

79.4%

82.5%

81.4%

73.71%

79.46%

85.84%

95.28%

94.22%

76.4%

80.9%

79.9%

71.60%

82.24%

89.69%

97.57%

96.66%

88.4%

86.2%

80.1%

43.50%

35.84%

44.85%

35.93%

57.52%

59.0%

74.6%

67.3%

-

-

-

-

-

-

14.6%

8.1%

*POST “CLICK IT OR TICKET” SURVEY - SOURCE: CSI SANTA RITA RESEARCH CENTER
**POST “CLICK IT OR TICKET” SURVEY – SOURCE: BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH CENTER
*** 2007 SURVEY IS THE FIRST ONE THAT INCLUDED CELL PHONE USE.

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-22ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

PEDESTRIAN CRASHES
2003 - 2008

CRASHES
FATALITIES
INJURIES

2003
1,595

2004
1,629

2005
1,586

2006
1,618

2007
1,665

2008
1,524

DELTA 07-08
-8.47%

126

136

165

170

157

124

-21.02%

1,528

1,568

1,476

1,447

1,534

1,423

-7.24%

BICYCLE CRASHES
2003 - 2008

CRASHES
FATALITIES
INJURIES

2003

2004

1,874
15
1,617

2,001
27
1,703

2005
2,025
36

2006
1,875
29

2007
1,921
21

2008
1,989
19

DELTA 07-08
3.54%
-9.52%

1,727

1,5555

1,605

1,682

4.80%

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-23ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

FFY 2010 Performance Measures
Pursuant to NHTSA Publication DOT-HS-811-025, GOHS is including 10 Core Outcome Performance
Measures and 1 Core Behavior Measure in the FFY 10 HSP. The data for the Performance Measures
comes from FARS, unless otherwise noted.

CORE OUTCOME MEASURES (10)
Traffic Fatalities (FARS)
C-1) To decrease traffic fatalities seven percent from the 2006-2008 calendar base year average of 1,100
to 1023 by December 31, 2010.
Serious Traffic Injuries (State Crash Data Files)
C-2) To decrease serious traffic injuries 10 percent from the 2007-2008 calendar base year average of
61,014 injuries to 54,913 injuries by December 31, 2010.
Fatalities/VMT (FARS/FHWA)
C-3a) To decrease total fatalities/VMT from the 2005-2007 calendar base year average of 1.91 to 1.82 by
December 31, 2010.
C-3b) To decrease rural fatalities/VMT from the 2005-2007 calendar base year average of 2.99 to 2.84
by December 31, 2010.
C-3c) To decrease urban fatalities/VMT from the 2005-2007 calendar base year average of 1.44 to 1.37
by December 31, 2010.
Unrestrained Passenger Vehicle Occupant Fatalities (FARS)
C-4) To decrease unrestrained passenger vehicle occupant fatalities in all seating positions eight percent
from the 2006-2008 calendar base year average of 237 to 218 by December 31, 2010.
Alcohol-Impaired Driving Fatalities (FARS)
C-5) To decrease alcohol impaired driving fatalities 10 percent from the 2006-2008 calendar base year
average of 334 to 301 by December 31, 2010.
Speeding Related Fatalities (FARS)
C-6) To decrease speeding-related fatalities 10 percent from the 2006-2008 calendar base year average of
470 to 423 by December 31, 2010.
Motorcyclist Fatalities (FARS)

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

C-7) To decrease motorcycle fatalities two percent from the 2006-2008 calendar base year average of
139 to 136 by December 31, 2010.
Unhelmeted Motorcyclist Fatalities (FARS)
C-8) To decrease unhelmeted motorcyclist fatalities four percent from the 2006-2008 calendar base year
average of 75 to 72 by December 31, 2010.
Drivers Age 20 or Younger Involved in Fatal Crashes (FARS)
C-9) To decrease drivers age 20 or younger involved in fatal crashes 10 percent from the 2006-2008
calendar base year average of 185 to 166 by December 31, 2010.
Pedestrian Fatalities (FARS)
C-10) To reduce pedestrian fatalities 10 percent from the 2006-2008 calendar base year average of 147 to
132 by December 31, 2010.

CORE BEHAVIOR MEASURE (1)
Seat Belt Use Rate (Observed Seat Belt Use Survey)
B-1) To increase statewide observed seat belt use of front seat outboard occupants in passenger vehicles
one percentage point from the 2007-2009 calendar base year average usage rate of 80.53 percent to 81.53
percent by December 31, 2010.

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-25ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS DATA 2008
TABLE 1

TRAFFIC SAFETY PERFORMANCE (CORE OUTCOME) MEASURES FOR
ARIZONA

TABLE 2

FATALITY RATES: ARIZONA, U.S. AND BEST STATE

TABLE 3

FATALITIES BY BAC

TABLE 4

ALCOHOL-IMPAIRED DRIVING FATALITIES

TABLE 5

BAC REPORTING RATES FOR DRIVERS/OPERATORS INVOLVED IN
FATAL CRASHES

TABLE 6

DAYTIME FRONT SEAT RESTRAINT USE

TABLE 7

PASSENGER VEHICLE OCCUPANT FATALITIES AGE 5 AND ABOVE

TABLE 8

PASSENGER VEHICLE OCCUPANT FATALITIES AGE 4 AND BELOW

TABLE 9

MOTORCYCLIST FATALITIES BY HELMET USE

TABLE 10

FATALITIES BY PERSON TYPE

TABLE 11

FATALITIES BY CRASH TYPE

TABLE 12

MOTORCYCLIST FATALITIES BY AGE

TABLE 13

MOTORCYCLIST FATALITIES PER 100,000 REGISTERED MOTORCYCLES

TABLE 14

FATALITIES BY PERSON TYPE AND RACE ORIGIN

TABLE 15

5 YEAR TREND FOR THE TOP 10 COUNTIES OF 2008 – FATALITIES

TABLE 16

5 YEAR TREND FOR THE TOP 10 COUNTIES OF 2008 – FATALITIES YEAR
TO YEAR PERCENT CHANGE

TABLE 17

5 YEAR TREND FOR THE TOP 10 COUNTIES OF 2008 – FATALITY RATES

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-26ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 1 - TRAFFIC SAFETY PERFORMANCE (CORE OUTCOME) MEASURES FOR ARIZONA

CORE OUTCOME MEASURES
TRAFFIC FATALITIES

FATALITIES PER 100 MILLION
VEHICLE MILES DRIVEN**
PASSENGER VEHICLE OCCUPANT
FATALITIES
(ALL SEAT POSITIONS)

TOTAL
RURAL
URBAN
UNKNOWN
TOTAL
RURAL
URBAN
TOTAL
RESTRAINED
UNRESTRAINED
UNKNOWN

ALCOHOL-IMPAIRED DRIVING FATALITIES
(BAC=.08+)***
SPEEDING-RELATED FATALITIES
MOTORCYCLIST FATALITIES
TOTAL
HELMETED
UNHELMETED
UNKNOWN
DRIVERS INVOLVED IN FATAL
TOTAL
CRASHES
AGED UNDER 15
AGED 15-20
AGED UNDER 21
AGED 21 AND
OVER
UNKNOWN AGE
PEDESTRIAN FATALITIES

2004
1,151
594
546
11
2.01
3.42
1.37
799
276
424
99
334

2005
1,179
536
643
0
1.97
3.06
1.52
739
254
406
79
375

YEAR
2006
1,293
650
641
2
2.07
3.27
1.51
868
277
469
122
399

408
119
35
76
8
1,506
7
206
213
1,213

519
138
58
74
6
1,578
2
210
212
1,290

584
142
45
91
6
1,720
3
222
225
1,412

452
135
54
71
10
1,430
3
177
180
1,205

373
141
64
64
13
1,236
1
148
149
1,036

80
130

76
158

83
167

45
154

51
120

2007
1,071
516
555
0
1.70
2.63
1.28
699
238
379
82
337

2008
937
473
464
0

583
195
320
68
266

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-27ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 2 FATALITY RATES: ARIZONA, U.S. AND BEST STATE

YEAR

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

ARIZONA
US
BEST
STATE*
ARIZONA
US
BEST
STATE*
ARIZONA
US
BEST
STATE*
ARIZONA
US
BEST
STATE*
ARIZONA
US
BEST
STATE*

FATALITIES

TOTAL
VEHICLE
MILES
TRAVELED
(MILLIONS)

FATALITIES
PER 100
MILLION
VEHICLE
MILES
TRAVELED
2.01
1.44
0.87

TOTAL
POPULATION

FATALITIES
PER 100,000
POPULATION

1,151
42,836

57,336
2,964,788

5,750,475
292,892,127

20.02
14.63
7.39

1,179
43,510

59,799
2,989,430

1.97
1.46
0.80

5,961,239
295,560,549

19.78
14.72
6.85

1,293
42,708

62,468
3,014,371

2.07
1.42
0.78

6,178,251
298,362,973

20.93
14.31
6.32

1,071
41,259

62,963
3,029,822

1.70
1.36
0.79

6,353,421
301,290,332

16.86
13.69
6.55

6,500,180
304,059,724

14.41
12.25
5.59

937
37,261

2,925,503

1.27

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-28ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 3 - FATALITIES BY BAC
YEAR

TOTAL
FATALITIES
IN ALL

CRASHES
2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

ARIZONA
US
BEST
STATE*
ARIZONA
US
BEST
STATE*
ARIZONA
US
BEST
STATE*
ARIZONA
US
BEST
STATE*
ARIZONA
US
BEST
STATE*

1,151
42,836

HIGHEST BAC LEVEL IN THE CRASH
BAC = .01+
BAC = .08+
NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT
PER 100
MILLION
VMT
446
39
385
33
0.67
16,919
39
14,593
34
0.49
25
21
0.27

1,179
43,510

508
17,590

43
40
14

446
15,102

38
35
12

0.75
0.51
0.14

1,293
42,708

578
17,738

45
42
24

480
15,144

37
35
20

0.77
0.50
0.22

1,071
41,259

466
17,158

44
42
24

403
14,603

38
35
21

0.64
0.48
0.23

937
37,261

393
15,438

42
41
21

328
13,294

35
36
16

0.45

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 4 - ALCOHOL-IMPAIRED DRIVING FATALITIES

YEAR

2004

TOTAL FATALITIES
IN ALL CRASHES

ALCOHOL-IMPAIRED DRIVING FATALITIES (BAC
= .08+)
NUMBER

PERCENT

ARIZONA

1,151

334

29

PER 100 MILLION
VMT
0.58

US

42,836

13,099

31

0.44

20

0.25

BEST STATE*
2005

ARIZONA

1,179

375

32

0.63

US

43,510

13,582

31

0.45

12

0.13

ARIZONA

1,293

399

31

0.64

US

42,708

13,491

32

0.45

18

0.20

BEST STATE*
2006

BEST STATE*
2007

ARIZONA

1,071

337

31

0.54

US

41,259

13,041

32

0.43

19

0.21

BEST STATE*
2008

ARIZONA

937

266

28

US

37,261

11,773

32

0.40

16

BEST STATE*

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 5 - BAC REPORTING RATES FOR DRIVERS/OPERATORS INVOLVED IN FATAL CRASHES

YEAR

SURVIVING
DRIVERS/MOTORCYCLE RIDER
TOTAL

2004

WITH BLOOD
ALCOHOL

WITH BLOOD
ALCOHOL

NUMBER

NUMBER

PERCENT

NUMBER

PERCENT

PERCENT

ARIZONA

897

57

6

609

299

49

1,506

356

24

US

31,524

8,215

26

26,871

18,275

68

58,395

26,490

45

80

97

82

ARIZONA

928

52

6

650

321

49

1,578

373

24

US

31,729

7,415

23

27,491

18,773

68

59,220

26,188

44

77

98

84

ARIZONA

1,018

252

25

702

491

70

1,720

743

43

US

30,498

7,482

25

27,348

18,911

69

57,846

26,393

46

81

99

ARIZONA

851

246

29

579

457

US

29,449

7,631

26

26,570

19,434

82

BEST
STATE*
2008

TOTAL

WITH BLOOD
ALCOHOL

CONCENTRATION
(BAC) RESULTS
REPORTED TO FARS

BEST
STATE*
2007

TOTAL

CONCENTRATION
(BAC) RESULTS
REPORTED TO FARS

BEST
STATE*
2006

TOTAL DRIVERS/MOTORCYCLE
RIDER

CONCENTRATION
(BAC) RESULTS
REPORTED TO FARS

BEST
STATE*
2005

KILLED DRIVERS/MOTORCYCLE
RIDER

85

79

1,430

703

49

73

56,019

27,065

48

100

84

ARIZONA

717

190

26

519

332

64

1,236

522

42

US

26,011

6,677

26

24,175

17,045

71

50,186

23,722

47

BEST
STATE*

80

95

84

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-31ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 6 - DAYTIME FRONT SEAT RESTRAINT USE

YEAR
2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

FATALITIES - RESTRAINED**

OBSERVED - RESTRAINED***

ARIZONA

PERCENT
51

PERCENT
95

US

56

80

BEST STATE*

82

95

ARIZONA

52

94

US

55

82

BEST STATE*

88

95

ARIZONA

45

US

55

81

BEST STATE*

77

96

ARIZONA

50

81

US

57

82

BEST STATE*

82

98

ARIZONA

51

80

US

56

83

BEST STATE*

78

97

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 7 - PASSENGER VEHICLE OCCUPANT FATALITIES AGE 5 AND ABOVE
YEAR

FATALITIES AGE 5 AND ABOVE*
TOTAL

RESTRAINED

UNRESTRAINED

UNKNOWN
RESTRAINT
USE

LIVES SAVED
ESTIMATES**
PERCENT
KNOWN

LIVES
SAVED

RESTRAINED*

AT

98

40

CURRENT
BELT
USE
376

POTENTIAL
ADDITIONAL
LIVES
SAVABLE AT
100%
USAGE
47

2004

775

269

408

2005

731

250

403

78

38

346

54

2006

845

268

465

112

37

366

175

2007

681

226

375

80

38

298

135

2008

575

193

318

64

38

260

113

FARS TABLE 8 - PASSENGER VEHICLE OCCUPANT FATALITIES AGE 4 AND BELOW
YEAR

FATALITIES AGE 4 AND UNDER*

LIVES SAVED
ESTIMATES**

TOTAL

RESTRAINED

UNRESTRAINED

UNKNOWN
RESTRAINT
USE

PERCENT KNOWN
RESTRAINED*

10

5

5

0

50

2005

6

4

2

0

67

5

2006

16

9

4

3

69

13

2007

15

11

3

1

79

20

2008

5

2

2

1

50

5

2004

LIVES SAVED AT
CURRENT
SEAT BELT AND
CHILD
SAFETY SEAT
USAGE
6

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-33ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 9 - MOTORCYCLIST FATALITIES BY HELMET USE
YEAR

FATALITIES

LIVES SAVED ESTIMATES**

TOTAL

HELMETED

UNHELMETED

UNKNOWN
HELMET
USE

PERCENT
KNOWN
HELMETED*

LIVES
SAVED AT
CURRENT
HELMET
USE

2004

119

35

76

8

32

22

ADDITIONAL
LIVES
SAVABLE AT
100%
HELMET
USAGE
31

2005

138

58

74

6

44

36

29

2006

142

45

91

6

33

29

35

2007

135

54

71

10

43

35

29

2008

141

64

64

13

50

42

26

FARS TABLE 10 – FATALITIES BY PERSON TYPE
PERSON TYPE
OCCUPANTS

2005

2006

2007

2008

NUMBER

PERCENT*

NUMBER

PERCENT*

NUMBER

PERCENT*

NUMBER

PERCENT*

PASSENGER CAR

353

30

425

33

357

33

292

31

LIGHT TRUCK - PICKUP

175

15

212

16

167

16

129

14

LIGHT TRUCK - UTILITY

139

12

171

13

140

13

128

14

LIGHT TRUCK - VAN

71

6

57

4

35

3

34

4

LIGHT TRUCK - OTHER

1

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

LARGE TRUCK

15

1

21

2

20

2

19

2

BUS

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

OTHER/UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS

88

7

62

5

34

3

49

5

TOTAL OCCUPANTS

842

71

951

74

753

70

651

69

MOTORCYCLISTS

TOTAL MOTORCYCLISTS

138

12

142

11

135

13

141

15

NONOCCUPANTS

PEDESTRIAN

158

13

167

13

154

14

120

13

BICYCLIST AND OTHER CYCLIST

35

3

29

2

21

2

19

2

OTHER/UNKNOWN
NONOCCUPANTS

6

1

4

0

8

1

6

1

TOTAL

TOTAL NONOCCUPANTS

199

17

200

15

183

17

145

15

TOTAL

1,179

100

1,293

100

1,071

100

937

100

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-34ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 11 – FATALITIES BY CRASH TYPE
CRASH TYPE
TOTAL FATALITIES (ALL CRASHES)*

2004
1,151

2005
1,179

2006
1,293

2007
1,071

2008
937

- (1) SINGLE VEHICLE

662

661

701

615

560

- (2) INVOLVING A LARGE TRUCK

106

118

136

98

97

- (3) INVOLVING SPEEDING

408

519

584

452

373

- (4) INVOLVING A ROLLOVER

462

417

495

413

353

- (5) INVOLVING A ROADWAY DEPARTURE

562

526

535

506

415

- (6) INVOLVING AN INTERSECTION (OR INTERSECTION RELATED)

236

268

318

269

230

FARS TABLE 12 – MOTORCYCLIST FATALITIES BY AGE
YEAR

AGE

TOTAL

2004

<20
14

20-29
23

30-39
20

40-49
31

50-59
26

>59
5

119

2005

13

34

26

29

24

12

138

2006

13

34

23

28

33

11

142

2007

12

22

28

35

23

15

135

2008

3

36

20

30

27

25

141

FARS TABLE 13 – MOTORCYCLIST FATALITIES PER 100,000 REGISTERED MOTORCYCLES
YEAR

MOTORCYCLIST FATALITIES

TOTAL MOTORCYCLE
REGISTRATIONS*

2004

119

209,048

MOTORCYCLIST
FATALITIES
PER 100,000
MOTORCYCLE
REGISTRATIONS
56.92

2005

138

98,703

139.8

2006

142

114,435

124.1

2007

135

125,219

107.8

2008

141

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-35ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 14 – FATALITIES BY PERSON TYPE AND RACE/HISPANIC ORIGIN
PERSON TYPE BY RACE/HISPANIC ORIGIN
HISPANIC
OCCUPANTS (ALL VEHICLE
TYPES)
WHITE NON-HISPANIC

NON-OCCUPANTS
(PEDESTRIANS, PEDALCYCLISTS
AND
OTHER/UNKNOWN
NONOCCUPANTS)

TOTAL

2004
266

2005
311

2006
347

2007
266

440

374

538

463

BLACK, NON-HISPANIC

26

28

26

28

AMERICAN INDIAN, NONHISPANIC/UNKNOWN

82

108

107

107

ASIAN, NON-HISPANIC/UNKNOWN

4

5

4

2

PACIFIC ISLANDER, NONHISPANIC/UNKNOWN

0

1

0

0

MULTIPLE RACES, NONHISPANIC/UNKNOWN

0

1

0

0

ALL OTHER NON-HISPANIC OR RACE

13

143

61

18

UNKNOWN RACE AND UNKNOWN
HISPANIC

159

9

10

4

TOTAL

990

980

1,093

888

HISPANIC

47

60

64

54

WHITE NON-HISPANIC

57

65

80

87

BLACK, NON-HISPANIC

0

6

5

5

AMERICAN INDIAN, NONHISPANIC/UNKNOWN

19

29

34

33

ASIAN, NON-HISPANIC/UNKNOWN

0

1

0

2

ALL OTHER NON-HISPANIC OR RACE

0

37

15

0

UNKNOWN RACE AND UNKNOWN
HISPANIC

38

1

2

2

TOTAL

161

199

200

183

HISPANIC

313

371

411

320

WHITE NON-HISPANIC

497

439

618

550

BLACK, NON-HISPANIC

26

34

31

33

AMERICAN INDIAN, NONHISPANIC/UNKNOWN

101

137

141

140

ASIAN, NON-HISPANIC/UNKNOWN

4

6

4

4

PACIFIC ISLANDER, NONHISPANIC/UNKNOWN

0

1

0

0

MULTIPLE RACES, NONHISPANIC/UNKNOWN

0

1

0

0

ALL OTHER NON-HISPANIC OR RACE

13

180

76

18

UNKNOWN RACE AND UNKNOWN
HISPANIC

197

10

12

6

TOTAL

1,151

1,179

1,293

1,071

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-36ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 15 – 5 YEAR TREND FOR THE TOP 10 COUNTIES OF 2008 – FATALITIES
COUNTIES BY 2008
RANKING

FATALITIES

PERCENT OF TOTAL

2004
458

2005
524

2006
564

2007
461

2008
368

2004
40

2005
44

2006
44

2007
43

2008
39

1

MARICOPA
COUNTY

2

PIMA COUNTY

148

137

154

129

137

13

12

12

12

15

3

PINAL
COUNTY

94

84

131

86

81

8

7

10

8

9

4

MOHAVE
COUNTY

53

61

61

52

57

5

5

5

5

6

5

COCONINO
COUNTY

58

62

82

56

51

5

5

6

5

5

6

APACHE
COUNTY

54

32

33

50

45

5

3

3

5

5

7

YAVAPAI
COUNTY

79

73

72

59

41

7

6

6

6

4

8

NAVAJO
COUNTY

51

45

41

56

36

4

4

3

5

4

9

COCHISE
COUNTY

53

47

35

21

33

5

4

3

2

4

10

YUMA
COUNTY

27

37

37

31

26

2

3

3

3

3

SUB
TOTAL
1.*

TOP TEN
COUNTIES

1,076

1,105

1,210

1,009

875

94

94

94

94

93

SUB
TOTAL
2.**

ALL OTHER
COUNTIES

74

73

83

62

62

6

6

6

6

7

TOTAL

ALL COUNTIES

1,150

1,178

1,293

1,071

937

100

100

100

100

100

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-37ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 16 – 5 YEAR TREND FOR THE TOP 10 COUNTIES OF 2008 – FATALITIES YEAR TO YEAR
PERCENT CHANGE
COUNTIES BY 2008 RANKING

FATALITIES

PERCENT CHANGE FROM
PREVIOUS YEAR

2004
458

2005
524

2006
564

2007
461

2008
368

2005
14

2006
8

2007
-18

2008
-20

1

MARICOPA
COUNTY

2

PIMA COUNTY

148

137

154

129

137

-7

12

-16

6

3

PINAL COUNTY

94

84

131

86

81

-11

56

-34

-6

4

MOHAVE
COUNTY

53

61

61

52

57

15

0

-15

10

5

COCONINO
COUNTY

58

62

82

56

51

7

32

-32

-9

6

APACHE
COUNTY

54

32

33

50

45

-41

3

52

-10

7

YAVAPAI
COUNTY

79

73

72

59

41

-8

-1

-18

-31

8

NAVAJO
COUNTY

51

45

41

56

36

-12

-9

37

-36

9

COCHISE
COUNTY

53

47

35

21

33

-11

-26

-40

57

10

YUMA COUNTY

27

37

37

31

26

37

0

-16

-16

SUB

TOP TEN
COUNTIES

1,076

1,105

1,210

1,009

875

3

10

-17

-13

SUB
TOTAL
2.**

ALL OTHER
COUNTIES

74

73

83

62

62

-1

14

-25

0

TOTAL

ALL COUNTIES

1,150

1,178

1,293

1,071

937

2

10

-17

-13

TOTAL 1.*

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

FARS TABLE 17 – 5 YEAR TREND FOR THE TOP 10 COUNTIES OF 2008 – FATALITY RATES
COUNTIES BY 2008 RANKING

FATALITIES PER 100,000 POPULATION

1

LA PAZ COUNTY

2004
142.64

2005
175.83

2006
135.28

2007
144.34

2008
99.57

2

APACHE COUNTY

79.48

46.88

47.61

71.77

64.10

3

GILA COUNTY

49.18

35.37

42.77

46.21

42.17

4

COCONINO COUNTY

47.06

49.74

65.10

43.97

39.67

5

GREENLEE COUNTY

0.00

27.43

107.41

12.92

37.49

6

NAVAJO COUNTY

48.56

42.07

37.64

50.41

31.93

7

MOHAVE COUNTY

29.73

32.82

31.68

26.55

29.04

8

COCHISE COUNTY

43.05

37.45

27.62

16.42

25.58

9

PINAL COUNTY

42.63

35.42

48.75

28.58

24.75

10

GRAHAM COUNTY

27.75

24.53

29.97

22.87

21.95

SUB RATE 1.*

TOP TEN COUNTIES

45.44

40.60

45.13

36.69

32.94

SUB RATE 2.**

ALL OTHER COUNTIES

13.86

14.74

15.73

12.40

10.72

TOTAL RATE

ALL COUNTIES

20.00

19.76

20.93

16.86

14.41

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

STATE CERTIFICATIONS AND
ASSURANCES
Failure to comply with applicable Federal statutes, regulations and directives may subject State
officials to civil or criminal penalties and/or place the State in a high risk grantee status in
accordance with 49 CFR §18.12.
Each fiscal year the State will sign these Certifications and Assurances that the State complies
with all applicable Federal statutes, regulations, and directives in effect with respect to the
periods for which it receives grant funding. Applicable provisions include, but not limited to, the
following:
-

23 U.S.C. Chapter 4 - Highway Safety Act of 1966, as amended;

-

49 CFR Part 18 - Uniform Administrative Requirements for Grants and Cooperative
Agreements to State and Local Governments

-

49 CFR Part 19 - Uniform Administrative Requirements for Grants and Agreements
with Institutions of Higher Education, Hospitals and Other Nonprofit Organizations

-

23 CFR Chapter II - (§§1200, 1205, 1206, 1250, 1251, & 1252) Regulations governing
highway safety programs

-

NHTSA Order 462-6C - Matching Rates for State and Community Highway Safety
Programs

-

Highway Safety Grant Funding Policy for Field-Administered Grants

CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSURANCES
The Governor is responsible for the administration of the State highway safety program through
a State highway safety agency which has adequate powers and is suitably equipped and
organized (as evidenced by appropriate oversight procedures governing such areas as
procurement, financial administration, and the use, management, and disposition of equipment)
to carry out the program (23 USC 402(b) (1) (A));
The political subdivisions of this State are authorized, as part of the State highway safety
program, to carry out within their jurisdictions local highway safety programs which have been
STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

approved by the Governor and are in accordance with the uniform guidelines promulgated by the
Secretary of Transportation (23 USC 402(b) (1) (B));
At least 40 per cent of all Federal funds apportioned to this State under 23 USC 402 for this
fiscal year will be expended by or for the benefit of the political subdivision of the State in
carrying out local highway safety programs (23 USC 402(b) (1) (C)), unless this requirement is
waived in writing;
The State will implement activities in support of national highway safety goals to reduce
motor vehicle related fatalities that also reflect the primary data-related crash factors
within the State as identified by the State highway safety planning process, including:
 National law enforcement mobilizations,
 Sustained enforcement of statutes addressing impaired driving, occupant protection,
and driving in excess of posted speed limits,
 An annual statewide safety belt use survey in accordance with criteria established by
the Secretary for the measurement of State safety belt use rates to ensure that the
measurements are accurate and representative,
 Development of statewide data systems to provide timely and effective data analysis to
support allocation of highway safety resources.
The State shall actively encourage all relevant law enforcement agencies in the State to
follow the guidelines established for vehicular pursuits issued by the International
Association of Chiefs of Police that are currently in effect.
This State's highway safety program provides adequate and reasonable access for the safe and
convenient movement of physically handicapped persons, including those in wheelchairs, across
curbs constructed or replaced on or after July 1, 1976, at all pedestrian crosswalks (23 USC
402(b) (1) (D));
Cash draw-downs will be initiated only when actually needed for disbursement, cash
disbursements and balances will be reported in a timely manner as required by NHTSA, and the
same standards of timing and amount, including the reporting of cash disbursement and balances,
will be imposed upon any secondary recipient organizations (49 CFR 18.20, 18.21, and 18.41).
Failure to adhere to these provisions may result in the termination of drawdown privileges);
The State has submitted appropriate documentation for review to the single point of contact
designated by the Governor to review Federal programs, as required by Executive Order 12372
(Intergovernmental Review of Federal Programs);
Equipment acquired under this agreement for use in highway safety program areas shall be used
and kept in operation for highway safety purposes by the State; or the State, by formal agreement
with appropriate officials of a political subdivision or State agency, shall cause such equipment
to be used and kept in operation for highway safety purposes (23 CFR 1200.21);
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

The State will comply with all applicable State procurement procedures and will maintain a
financial management system that complies with the minimum requirements of 49 CFR 18.20;
The State highway safety agency will comply with all Federal statutes and implementing
regulations relating to nondiscrimination. These include but are not limited to: (a) Title VI of the
Civil Rights Act of 1964 (P.L. 88-352) which prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color
or national origin (and 49 CFR Part 21); (b) Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, as
amended (20 U.S.C. §§ 1681-1683, and 1685-1686), which prohibits discrimination on the basis
of sex; (c) Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended (29 U.S.C. §794), which
prohibits discrimination on the basis of handicaps (and 49 CFR Part 27); (d) the Age
Discrimination Act of 1975, as amended (42U.S.C. §§ 6101-6107), which prohibits
discrimination on the basis of age; (e) the Drug Abuse Office and Treatment Act of 1972 (P.L.
92-255), as amended, relating to nondiscrimination on the basis of drug abuse; (f) the
comprehensive Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation Act of
1970(P.L. 91-616), as amended, relating to nondiscrimination on the basis of alcohol abuse of
alcoholism; (g) §§ 523 and 527 of the Public Health Service Act of 1912 (42 U.S.C. §§ 290 dd-3
and 290 ee-3), as amended, relating to confidentiality of alcohol and drug abuse patient records;
(h) Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 (42 U.S.C. §§ 3601 et seq.), as amended, relating to
nondiscrimination in the sale, rental or financing of housing; (i) any other nondiscrimination
provisions in the specific statute(s) under which application for Federal assistance is being made;
and, (j) the requirements of any other nondiscrimination statute(s) which may apply to the
application.
The Drug-free Workplace Act of 1988(49 CFR Part 29 Sub-part F):
The State will provide a drug-free workplace by:
a)

Publishing a statement notifying employees that the unlawful manufacture, distribution,
dispensing, possession or use of a controlled substance is prohibited in the grantee's workplace
and specifying the actions that will be taken against employees for violation of such prohibition;

b)

Establishing a drug-free awareness program to inform employees about:
1) The dangers of drug abuse in the workplace.
2) The grantee's policy of maintaining a drug-free workplace.
3) Any available drug counseling, rehabilitation, and employee assistance programs.
4) The penalties that may be imposed upon employees for drug violations occurring in the
workplace.

c)

Making it a requirement that each employee engaged in the performance of the grant be given a
copy of the statement required by paragraph (a).

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

d)

Notifying the employee in the statement required by paragraph (a) that, as a condition of
employment under the grant, the employee will -1) Abide by the terms of the statement.
2) Notify the employer of any criminal drug statute conviction for a violation occurring in the
workplace no later than five days after such conviction.

e)

Notifying the agency within ten days after receiving notice under subparagraph (d) (2) from an
employee or otherwise receiving actual notice of such conviction.

f)

Taking one of the following actions, within 30 days of receiving notice under subparagraph (d)
(2), with respect to any employee who is so convicted 1) Taking appropriate personnel action against such an employee, up to and including
termination.
2) Requiring such employee to participate satisfactorily in a drug abuse assistance or
rehabilitation program approved for such purposes by a Federal, State, or local health, law
enforcement, or other appropriate agency.

g)

Making a good faith effort to continue to maintain a drug-free workplace through implementation
of paragraphs (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), and (f) above.

BUY AMERICA ACT
The State will comply with the provisions of the Buy America Act (23 USC 101 Note) which
contains the following requirements:
Only steel, iron and manufactured products produced in the United States may be purchased with
Federal funds unless the Secretary of Transportation determines that such domestic purchases
would be inconsistent with the public interest; that such materials are not reasonably available
and of a satisfactory quality; or that inclusion of domestic materials will increase the cost of the
overall project contract by more than 25 percent. Clear justification for the purchase of nondomestic items must be in the form of a waiver request submitted to and approved by the
Secretary of Transportation.

POLITICAL ACTIVITY (HATCH ACT).
The State will comply with the provisions of 5 U.S.C. §§ 1501-1508 and implementing
regulations of 5 CFR Part 151, concerning "Political Activity of State or Local Offices, or
Employees".

CERTIFICATION REGARDING FEDERAL LOBBYING
Certification for Contracts, Grants, Loans, and Cooperative Agreements
STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

The undersigned certifies, to the best of his or her knowledge and belief, that:
(1) No Federal appropriated funds have been paid or will be paid, by or on behalf of the
undersigned, to any person for influencing or attempting to influence an officer or employee of
any agency, a Member of Congress, an officer or employee of Congress, or an employee of a
Member of Congress in connection with the awarding of any Federal contract, the making of any
Federal grant, the making of any Federal loan, the entering into of any cooperative agreement,
and the extension, continuation, renewal, amendment, or modification of any Federal contract,
grant, loan, or cooperative agreement.
(2) If any funds other than Federal appropriated funds have been paid or will be paid to any
person for influencing or attempting to influence an officer or employee of any agency, a
Member of Congress, an officer or employee of Congress, or an employee of a Member of
Congress in connection with this Federal contract, grant, loan, or cooperative agreement, the
undersigned shall complete and submit Standard Form-LLL, "Disclosure Form to Report
Lobbying," in accordance with its instructions.
(3) The undersigned shall require that the language of this certification be included in the award
documents for all sub-award at all tiers (including subcontracts, subgrants, and contracts under
grant, loans, and cooperative agreements) and that all subrecipients shall certify and disclose
accordingly.
This certification is a material representation of fact upon which reliance was placed when this
transaction was made or entered into. Submission of this certification is a prerequisite for making
or entering into this transaction imposed by section 1352, title 31, U.S. Code. Any person who
fails to file the required certification shall be subject to a civil penalty of not less than $10,000
and not more than $100,000 for each such failure.

RESTRICTION ON STATE LOBBYING
None of the funds under this program will be used for any activity specifically designed to urge
or influence a State or local legislator to favor or oppose the adoption of any specific legislative
proposal pending before any State or local legislative body. Such activities include both direct
and indirect (e.g., "grassroots") lobbying activities, with one exception. This does not preclude a
State official whose salary is supported with NHTSA funds from engaging in direct
communications with State or local legislative officials, in accordance with customary State
practice, even if such communications urge legislative officials to favor or oppose the adoption
of a specific pending legislative proposal.

CERTIFICATION REGARDING DEBARMENT AND SUSPENSION
Instructions for Primary Certification
1. By signing and submitting this proposal, the prospective primary participant is providing the
certification set out below.
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2. The inability of a person to provide the certification required below will not necessarily result
in denial of participation in this covered transaction. The prospective participant shall submit an
explanation of why it cannot provide the certification set out below. The certification or
explanation will be considered in connection with the department or agency's determination
whether to enter into this transaction. However, failure of the prospective primary participant to
furnish a certification or an explanation shall disqualify such person from participation in this
transaction.
3. The certification in this clause is a material representation of fact upon which reliance was
placed when the department or agency determined to enter into this transaction. If it is later
determined that the prospective primary participant knowingly rendered an erroneous
certification, in addition to other remedies available to the Federal Government, the department
or agency may terminate this transaction for cause or default.
4. The prospective primary participant shall provide immediate written notice to the department
or agency to which this proposal is submitted if at any time the prospective primary participant
learns its certification was erroneous when submitted or has become erroneous by reason of
changed circumstances.
5. The terms covered transaction, debarred, suspended, ineligible, lower tier covered
transaction, participant, person, primary covered transaction, principal, proposal, and
voluntarily excluded, as used in this clause, have the meaning set out in the Definitions and
coverage sections of 49 CFR Part 29. You may contact the department or agency to which this
proposal is being submitted for assistance in obtaining a copy of those regulations.
6. The prospective primary participant agrees by submitting this proposal that, should the
proposed covered transaction be entered into, it shall not knowingly enter into any lower tier
covered transaction with a person who is proposed for debarment under 48 CFR Part 9, subpart
9.4, debarred, suspended, declared ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from participation in this
covered transaction, unless authorized by the department or agency entering into this transaction.
7. The prospective primary participant further agrees by submitting this proposal that it will
include the clause titled "Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, Ineligibility and
Voluntary Exclusion-Lower Tier Covered Transaction," provided by the department or agency
entering into this covered transaction, without modification , in all lower tier covered
transactions and in all solicitations for lower tier covered transactions.
8. A participant in a covered transaction may rely upon a certification of a prospective participant
in a lower tier covered transaction that it is not proposed for debarment under 48 CFR Part 9,
subpart 9.4, debarred, suspended, ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from the covered
transaction, unless it knows that the certification is erroneous. A participant may decide the
method and frequency by which it determines the eligibility of its principals. Each participant
may, but is not required to, check the list of Parties Excluded from Federal Procurement and
Non-procurement Programs.

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9. Nothing contained in the foregoing shall be construed to require establishment of a system of
records in order to render in good faith the certification required by this clause. The knowledge
and information of a participant is not required to exceed that which is normally possessed by a
prudent person in the ordinary course of business dealings.
10. Except for transactions authorized under paragraph 6 of these instructions, if a participant in
a covered transaction knowingly enters into a lower tier covered transaction with a person who is
proposed for debarment under 48 CFR Part 9, subpart 9.4, suspended, debarred, ineligible, or
voluntarily excluded from participation in this transaction, in addition to other remedies available
to the Federal Government, the department or agency may terminate this transaction for cause or
default.
Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, and Other Responsibility Matters-Primary
Covered Transactions
(1) The prospective primary participant certifies to the best of its knowledge and belief, that its
principals:
(a) Are not presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible, or
voluntarily excluded by any Federal department or agency;
(b) Have not within a three-year period preceding this proposal been convicted of or had a civil
judgment rendered against them for commission of fraud or a criminal offense in connection
with obtaining, attempting to obtain, or performing a public (Federal, State or local) transaction
or contract under a public transaction; violation of Federal or State antitrust statutes or
commission of embezzlement, theft, forgery, bribery, falsification or destruction of record,
making false statements, or receiving stolen property;
(c) Are not presently indicted for or otherwise criminally or civilly charged by a governmental
entity (Federal, State or Local) with commission of any of the offenses enumerated in paragraph
(1)(b) of this certification; and
(d) Have not within a three-year period preceding this application/proposal had one or more
public transactions (Federal, State, or local) terminated for cause or default.
(2) Where the prospective primary participant is unable to certify to any of the Statements in this
certification, such prospective participant shall attach an explanation to this proposal.

Instructions for Lower Tier Certification
1. By signing and submitting this proposal, the prospective lower tier participant is providing the
certification set out below.
2. The certification in this clause is a material representation of fact upon which reliance was
placed when this transaction was entered into. If it is later determined that the prospective lower
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tier participant knowingly rendered an erroneous certification, in addition to other remedies
available to the Federal government, the department or agency with which this transaction
originated may pursue available remedies, including suspension and/or debarment.
3. The prospective lower tier participant shall provide immediate written notice to the person to
which this proposal is submitted if at any time the prospective lower tier participant learns that
its certification was erroneous when submitted or has become erroneous by reason of changed
circumstances.
4. The terms covered transaction, debarred, suspended, ineligible, lower tier covered
transaction, participant, person, primary covered transaction, principal, proposal, and
voluntarily excluded, as used in this clause, have the meanings set out in the Definition and
Coverage sections of 49 CFR Part 29. You may contact the person to whom this proposal is
submitted for assistance in obtaining a copy of those regulations.
5. The prospective lower tier participant agrees by submitting this proposal that, should the
proposed covered transaction be entered into, it shall not knowingly enter into any lower tier
covered transaction with a person who is proposed for debarment under 48 CFR Part 9, subpart
9.4, debarred, suspended, declared ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from participation in this
covered transaction, unless authorized by the department or agency with which this transaction
originated.
6. The prospective lower tier participant further agrees by submitting this proposal that is it will
include the clause titled "Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, Ineligibility and
Voluntary Exclusion -- Lower Tier Covered Transaction," without modification, in all lower tier
covered transactions and in all solicitations for lower tier covered transactions. (See below)
7. A participant in a covered transaction may rely upon a certification of a prospective participant
in a lower tier covered transaction that it is not proposed for debarment under 48 CFR Part 9,
subpart 9.4, debarred, suspended, ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from the covered
transaction, unless it knows that the certification is erroneous. A participant may decide the
method and frequency by which it determines the eligibility of its principals. Each participant
may, but is not required to, check the List of Parties Excluded from Federal Procurement and
Non-procurement Programs.
8. Nothing contained in the foregoing shall be construed to require establishment of a system of
records in order to render in good faith the certification required by this clause. The knowledge
and information of a participant is not required to exceed that which is normally possessed by a
prudent person in the ordinary course of business dealings.
9. Except for transactions authorized under paragraph 5 of these instructions, if a participant in a
covered transaction knowingly enters into a lower tier covered transaction with a person who is
proposed for debarment under 48 CFR Part 9, subpart 9.4, suspended, debarred, ineligible, or
voluntarily excluded from participation in this transaction, in addition to other remedies available

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to the Federal government, the department or agency with which this transaction originated may
pursue available remedies, including suspension and/or debarment.
Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, Ineligibility and Voluntary Exclusion -- Lower
Tier Covered Transactions:
1. The prospective lower tier participant certifies, by submission of this proposal, that neither it
nor its principals is presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible,
or voluntarily excluded from participation in this transaction by any Federal department or
agency.
2. Where the prospective lower tier participant is unable to certify to any of the statements in this
certification, such prospective participant shall attach an explanation to this proposal.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
The Governor's Representative for Highway Safety has reviewed the State's Fiscal Year 2010
highway safety planning document and hereby declares that no significant environmental impact
will result from implementing this Highway Safety Plan. If, under a future revision, this Plan will
be modified in such a manner that a project would be instituted that could affect environmental
quality to the extent that a review and statement would be necessary, this office is prepared to
take the action necessary to comply with the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (42
USC 4321 et seq.) and the implementing regulations of the Council on Environmental Quality
(40 CFR Parts 1500-1517).

August 28, 2009
ALBERTO C. GUTIER, DIRECTOR
GOVERNOR’S HIGHWAY SAFETY REPRESENTATIVE

DATE

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
Accident investigation is a program administered by agencies funded by GOHS in order to verify the
parameters of a crash, the demarcations of the crash, the exact location of the crash – both in a state
highway or a city/county street, to produce an investigative report that will show where the vehicles were
positioned before and after the crash by considering skid marks, debris and position of the vehicles at the
point of impact (“PI”) and at the point of rest (“PR”) in order to determine the causation and
consequences of the crash.
AI reports include statements from witnesses, victims and other drivers in order to determine where the
fault lies with the crash and whether citations should be issued.
AI is primarily done by electronic equipment, like Accident Investigation Measurement System
(“AIMS”), GPS Tracking and one man stations that provide the investigator with exact technical data that
will produce a reproduction of the crash. Most cities have intersections on GPS so they can draw the
accident report into a diagram by superimposing PI’s and PR’s into the exact location of the incident.
The Vehicular Crimes Units (“VCU”) for agencies provide this service. AZ DPS provides these services
for smaller jurisdictions that are unable to afford sophisticated equipment. Equipment and overtime
provided to these investigators is critical to reporting the crash where there are injuries or fatalities
involved that will end up being discussed in court – both criminal and civil.

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ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
GOHS designated two funding tiers for FFY 2010 funds. Tier 1 represents programs that GOHS
intends to fund at the beginning of the Fiscal Year on October 1.
Tier 2 programs are programs that GOHS intends to fund in FFY 2010 if carry-forward funding
from prior fiscal years is made available.

TIER 1
Task 1

Arizona Department of Public Safety

Federal 402 Funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment (One (1) GPS Accident Measuring System $50,000.00. Additionally funding will be provided for Personnel Services including Overtime,
Professional and Outside Services as well as In-State/Out- of-State Travel.
Total: $113,305.00.
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 2

Arizona Department of Public Safety

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay for two AIMS accident scene measuring systems and
software. Total: $31,680
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 3

Chandler Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Travel In-State (Five (5) officers to attend Accident Reconstruction
Training I - $3,475.00, Six (6) officers to attend Accident Reconstruction II - $4,170.00, Three (3)
officers to attend Car vs. Pedestrian Training - $1,875.00 and Three (3) officers to attend Car vs.
Motorcycle training classes- $1,875.00). Total - $11,395.00
Project Coordinator:
Task 4

AL

City of Flagstaff

Federal 402 funds will support the purchase of Accident Reconstruction software-$7,051.40. Total$7,051.40
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 5

GOHS – Grant Coordinator (John Butler)

The Grant Coordinator plans, directs and manages the activities and projects outlined in the Highway
Safety Plan through the Project Coordinators and the Occupant Protection Coordinator. The Grant
Coordinator plans, directs and manages interagency program activities, development and facilitation of
public information and education projects, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to
the Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
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Additionally, this individual has responsibility for all facets of grant program management including
monitoring project activity, reviewing, preparing and maintaining project documentation, as well as
evaluating task accomplishments. Funding will be provided for Personnel Services including Overtime,
Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services, In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital
Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating Expenses. Total: $7,500.00
Project Coordinator: MD
Task 6

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Amy Lattimer)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $5,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 7

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Cecilia Lerma)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $5,400.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 8

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Patricia Arteaga)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $2,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB

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Task 9

Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services ($20,000), Employee Related Expenses ($7,400),
Travel Out-of-State (Two (2) deputies to attend At Scene Traffic Crash/Traffic Homicide Investigation
training classes - $4,350.00) and Capital Outlay (One (1) Robotic Imaging Total Station - $55,000.00)
Total – $86,750
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 10

Phoenix Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay for light/siren installations for detective vehicles ($12,500),
$4,000 for Sokkai Measurement Devices and $8,000 in Software and Printers for the Phoenix P.D.
Vehicular Crimes Unit. Total: $24,500
Project Coordinator: PA
Task 11

Pinal County Sheriff’s Office

Federal 402 Funds will support In-state Travel for eight (8) officers to attend IPTM Traffic Crash
Reconstruction course. Total: $5,720
Program Coordinator: PA
Task 12

Prescott Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support seven (7) officers AIMS training-$4,865.00, Capital Outlay, one (1) AIMS
total station-$9,800.00,one (1) handheld data recorder-$2,700.00, one (1) AIMS CAD Software package$940.00. Total-$18,305
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 13

Tempe Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Travel-in-State (Two (2) officers to attend Damage Analysis & Energy
Methods training class - $1,390.00), Two (2) officers to attend Human Factors Training - $1,390.00, Two
(2) officers to attend Pedestrian/Bicycle Crash Investigation - $1,250.00, Two (2) officers to attend
Traffic Crash Reconstruction - $1,650.00) and Travel Out-of –State (Two (2) officers to attend Special
Problems in Traffic Crash Reconstruction - $4,000.00) Total - $9,680.00
Project Coordinator: AL

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ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
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Task 2-1

Arizona Department of Public Safety

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services including Overtime and ERE for the Arizona
Department of Public Safety’s Vehicular Crimes Unit.
Total: $42,900.
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 2-2

Chino Valley Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support the purchase of one (1) AIMS Sokkia survey equipment -$14,481.10.
Total -$14,481.00
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 2-3

Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services and Employee Related Expenses ($41,100)
Total – $41,100
Project Coordinator: AL

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
ALCOHOL AND IMPAIRED DRIVING PROGRAM
POLICY AND LEGISLATION


Administrative License Revocation
Status:
A.R.S. § 28-1385



Zero Tolerance for Drivers Under Age 21
Status:
A.R.S. §4-244(34), §4-246(B), §13-701, §13-707, §13-801, §13802



State Law on .08 BAC
Status:
A.R.S. § 28-1381.A.2



Graduated Driver’s License
Status:
A.R.S. §28-3153, §28-3154, §28-3155, §28-3174



Open Container Law
Status: A.R.S. §4-251



Repeat Intoxicated Driver
Status: A.R.S. §9-499.07, §11-456, §28-1381, §28-1383, §28-1387



State Law on Extreme DUI of .15 BAC and higher
Status: A.R.S. §28-1382



Ignition Interlock
Status: A.R.S. §28-1381, §28-1383, §28-1464



Minor Liquor Consumption – Violation is class 2 misdemeanor for person under age 21
to have in the body any spirituous liquor, except if consumed for bona fide medicinal
purpose or as integral part of religious exercise
Status: A.R.S. §4-244(40)

ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICES


Frequent sobriety checkpoints with strong community awareness
Status:
Statewide / Ongoing

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

Multi-agency DUI task force enforcement programs supported with aggressive media
activity and community awareness
Status:
Statewide / Ongoing



School-based programs such as Grad/Prom Night – Students Against Destructive
Decisions (SADD) and Drug Impairment Training for Educational Professionals
(DITEP).
Status:
Statewide / Ongoing



Youth enforcement programs targeting alcohol sales to minors and keg parties attended
by underage drinkers
Status:
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Programs include:

Phoenix Police Department Youth Alcohol Squad
Tucson Police Department Youth Alcohol Squad
Cochise County Sheriff’s Office
Pima County Sheriff’s Office
Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
Statewide DUI Task Forces
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Program (OJJDP) Enforcement
and Education of Underage Drinking Laws



Training for judges and prosecutors on DUI law issues
Status: Training is coordinated by GOHS. Instructors include judges, the Arizona
Supreme Court, the Arizona Prosecuting Attorney’s Advisory Council (APAAC),
officers, criminalists, and representatives from NHTSA, FHWA, Federal Motor
Carrier, and highway safety advocates.



Police training in DUI detection, drug evaluation and classification, phlebotomy, and
standardized field sobriety testing
Status:
Training is ongoing statewide through GOHS, police agencies,
and/or the Arizona Peace Officers Standards and Training Board
(AZPOST)



Impaired Driver Training for Law Enforcement
Status:
On-going statewide. GOHS has implemented an Impaired Driver
Training Team. Listed below are the areas that each of the Team
Members are responsible for:
A City of Phoenix Prosecutor is Arizona’s Traffic Safety
Resource Prosecutor: She is a resource to Arizona’s prosecutors
and law enforcement. Areas that she provides assistance in
include breath and blood test admissibility, defense expert
witnesses, general trial strategy, corpus delicti, mandatory
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the criminalist who conducted the test, source code, and
reasonable grounds to stop a vehicle. She also provides materials
such as scripts for cross examining expert witnesses copies of
DUI Manual, model pleadings, studies relied upon by experts, and
PowerPoint presentations that agencies can use for training.


Alcohol training programs for servers and sellers of alcohol
Status:
Server training is not mandatory by state statutes; however, it is
mandated through Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and
Control’s regulations



Program for drivers with high BAC
Status:
ARS, Chapter 4, “Driving Under the Influence”, addresses this
issue
Extreme DUI §28-1382A BAC .15 or higher



Young adult drinking and driving program
Status:
Activities being implemented include:
 Prevention and intervention programs designed to create changes in
drinking and driving behavior patterns
 University based programs such as SADD, Safe Rides, parent
education meetings, and youth conferences
 Designated driver program (bars, restaurants, hotels, mass media)
 Alternative transportation programs (Care Cab, Tipsy Taxi, Safe
Rides)
 Host education (Party Planners, etc.)
 Sobriety checkpoints
 Arizona/Mexico Border – development of public information
campaign targeting university students
 Identification and allocation of public and/or private sector
resources
 DITEP Training statewide

COALITIONS AND NETWORKS


Community coalitions that support activities to stop impaired driving
Status:
GOHS provides administrative and financial support to these
organizations:
 Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)
 Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)
 Statewide DUI Task Forces

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Arizona Institutions for Higher Education
Status:
Statewide / Ongoing

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Northern Arizona University, Arizona State University and University of Arizona
Status:
Statewide / Ongoing



Employer coalitions promoting alcohol and traffic safety issues
Status:
Statewide / Ongoing

COMMUNITY INFORMATION AND EDUCATION


Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month (3D Month) and other public information
activities
Status:
Statewide / Ongoing



Drunk Driving. Over the Limit. Under Arrest
Status:
GOHS is an active participant of the NHTSA-developed national
public information campaigns



Media Campaigns
Status:

GOHS continues to implement its enforcement message of “Drive
Hammered…Get Nailed!”

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ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS
GOHS has designated two funding tiers for FFY 2010 funds. Tier 1 represents programs that
GOHS intends to fund at the beginning of the Fiscal Year on October 1.
Tier 2 programs are programs that GOHS intends to fund in FFY 2010 if carry-forward funding
from prior fiscal years is made available.

TIER 1
Task 1

Apache County Sheriff’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (One (1) Phlebotomist Restraint Chair) to be utilized at
DUI Task Force Enforcement details. Total: $2,400.00
Program Coordinator: AL
Task 2

Arizona Department of Public Safety

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay for one hundred and five (105) Portable breath alcohol
testing devices (PBT) and mouthpieces. Total: $43,708.90.
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 3

Arizona Department of Public Safety

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
for enhance DUI training and support Travel-out-of State for two (2) officers to attend the IPTM
Symposium on Alcohol and Drug Impaired. Funding will also support Capital Outlay two (2) Portable
breath alcohol testing devices (PBT) and Materials/Supplies (PBT mouthpieces). Total: $11,900.00
Program Coordinator:
Task 4

JB

Camp Verde Marshal’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment Four (4) Preliminary Breath Testing Devices
($1,800). Total: $1,800.00
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 5

Clifton Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
to enhance DUI enforcement ($10,000). Additional funding will support Capital Outlay (Three Portable
Breath Alcohol Test Devices) and Materials and Supplies. Total: $12,080.00
Program Coordinator: TG
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Task 6

Coconino County Sheriff’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Materials and Supplies, (Phlebotomy supplies)-$1,500.00 and six (6)
PBT’S-$3,506.74. Total: $5,006.74
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 7

Glendale City Prosecutor’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (Two (2) laptop computers - $5,040.00, Two (2) printers $4,080.00, One (1) wireless Hub - $400.00, One (1) laptop/printer stand - $400.00, One (1) Hardware
cable installation - $200.00, Two (2) Software Operating Systems - $2,300.00, One (1) Power Plug with
installation - $100.00) in order to more efficiently prosecute traffic court cases. Total: $12,520.00
Program Coordinator: AL
Task 8

GOHS Survey

Pursuant to NHTSA Performance Measures, GOHS will conduct a survey on occupant protection, alcohol
and speeding behavior and perceptions about enforcement and media. Total: $13,300
Program Coordinator: AG
Task 9

GOHS Miscellaneous Public Information and Education

Federal 402 funds will support the development, printing and distribution of public information and
education materials to promote public awareness of and compliance with Arizona’s DUI laws statewide.
Total: $10,000
Program Coordinator: AG
Task 10

GOHS Conference

Federal 402 Funds will support funding to state and local agency personnel to attend the annual GOHS
Conference. Funding assistance will be limited to transportation costs, per diem, lodging, training
materials and supplies, and registration costs. Total: $12,500
Project Coordinator: AG
Task 11

GOHS Deputy Director

Program support will include coordination of activities and projects outlined in the Highway Safety Plan,
coordination of interagency program activities and providing status reports and updates on project activity
to the Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional
Headquarters. Additionally, program support will include monitoring project activity, preparing and
maintaining project documentation, and evaluating task accomplishments. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $30,000.00

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Project Coordinator: AG
Task 12

GOHS – Grant Coordinator (John Butler)

The Grant Coordinator plans, directs and manages the activities and projects outlined in the Highway
Safety Plan through the Project Coordinators and the Occupant Protection Coordinator. The Grant
Coordinator plans, directs and manages interagency program activities, development and facilitation of
public information and education projects, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to
the Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, this individual has responsibility for all facets of grant program management including
monitoring project activity, reviewing, preparing and maintaining project documentation, as well as
evaluating task accomplishments. Funding will be provided for Personnel Services including Overtime,
Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services, In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital
Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating Expenses. Total: $2,500.00
Project Coordinator: MD
Task 13

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Amy Lattimer)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $5,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 14

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Cecilia Lerma)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $2,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 15

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Michelle Cota)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
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Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $7,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 16

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Sean Hammond)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $7,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 17

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Tom Gaupel)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $2,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 18

Mohave County Sheriff’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (Four (4) Preliminary Breath Testing Devices).
Total: $2,000.00
Program Coordinator: AL
Task 19

Oro Valley Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) - $19,615.39 and Employee
Related Expenses - $5,884.62 for DUI and Alcohol enforcement. Total: $25,500.
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 20

Pima Community College Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) -$3,904 and Employee Related
Expenses - $1,718 for DUI enforcement. Total: $5,622
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Project Coordinator: SH
Task 21

Pima Police

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses $5,000. Materials and Supplies (Two (2) Portable breath alcohol testing devices (PBT with mouthpieces)
- $1,000.00 Total: $6,000
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 22

Thatcher Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses $10,000, Materials and Supplies (Phlebotomy Supplies) -$1,000.00 and Capital Outlay (Six (6) Portable
breath alcohol testing devices (PBT) -$3,000.00. Total: $14,000.
Project Coordinator: SH

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Task 2-1

Arizona Department of Public Safety

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
for enhance DUI enforcement. Total: $8,580.
Program Coordinator:
Task 2-2

JB

Oro Valley Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses.
Total: $13,500
Project Coordinator: SH

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
POLICY AND LEGISLATION


State EMS authority responsible for overall planning, development of EMS systems, and
certification of personnel and training
Status: Statutory / Statewide

ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICES


All emergency rescue personnel meet recommended state-established training standards
Status: Statutory / Statewide



All emergency rescue vehicles meet state equipment standards
Status: Statutory / Statewide



Available rescue resources with extrication equipment
Status: Ongoing evaluation of system/resources



First responder training available to fire department personnel, law enforcement, school
and public work employees, and volunteers
Status: Statewide / Ongoing



Established trauma registry as well as EMS rescue and activity data
Status: Statutory / Statewide



Communication system capable of on-line medical direction and transmission of realtime patient data
Status: Ongoing evaluation of system/resources



Quality improvement throughout the EMS system
Status: Ongoing evaluation of system/resources

COALITIONS AND NETWORKS


Coalitions such as the EMS Injury Control Coalition and the Safe Kids Coalition to
promote motor vehicle related injury prevention through education
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
GOHS has designated two funding tiers for FFY 2010 funds. Tier 1 represents programs that
GOHS intends to fund at the beginning of the Fiscal Year on October 1.
Tier 2 programs are programs that GOHS intends to fund in FFY 2010 if carry-forward funding
from prior fiscal years is made available.

TIER 1
Task 1

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Michelle Cota)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total. $53,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 2

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Sean Hammond)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total. $3,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB

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Task 2-1

Avra Valley Fire District –Extrication Equipment

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment (one (1) Vehicle stabilization strut set $5,500.00, one (1) cutter, one (1) Jackrabbit tool, one (1) hydraulic hose, set of step chocks and cribbing,
one (1) ram, one (1) Moditech rescue solutions software, two(2) Cordless reciprocating saws, one (1)
rocker panel support and one (1) Set of Air bags/controllers). Total -$24,235.00
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 2-2

Black Canyon Fire District –Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Black Cany-178:
Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment of Eight (8) 28” Pop-up Lighted/Reflective
Traffic Cones ($50.00), One (1) 70 x 36 Reflective Chevron ($400.00), One (1) LED Emergency
Warning Lights (Chief’s Truck) ($2,646.19), One (1) LED Emergency Warning Lights (Pumper Truck –
Set) ($7,431.84), and One (1) LED Emergency Warning Lights (Tanker – Set) ($2,727.71). Total =
$13,605.14
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 2-3

Coolidge Fire Department – Extrication Equipment

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (One (1) airbag set - $9,800.00, Two (2) Resmarkee Long
Jacks - $1,950.00, Two (2) Resmarkee Medium Jacks - $1,784.00). Total – $13,534.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 2-3

Green Valley Fire District –Extrication Equipment

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment (one (1) Extrication Cutter - $6,000.00, one (1)
High Pressure Lifting Airbag set, one (1) Moditech Hazard Recognition Software and a Set of 100 Traffic
Cones). Total $13,400.00
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 2-4

Flagstaff Fire Department

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay, two (2) Cribbing, Large set of 4-$2,400.00, one (1) O
Cutter- $5,350.00,three (3) Jamb attachments-$750.00. Total-$8,500.00
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 2-5

Fire District of Sun City West – Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Debra John-213:
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Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) Lifting Bag Set – Rescue NT4 Kit –
Includes 2NT4 Bags and Accessories ($9,110.00), Two (2) NT2 Heaving Lifting Bags ($2,050.00), Two
(2) Case – Hard Storage for NT2 Bags ($130.00), One (1) Cribbing – Set 4 Point System ($1,375.00),
Two (2) Strut Jacks – 16,000 Static Test Load ($675.00), Tax ($1305.00), and Shipping ($105.00). Total
= $17,605.00
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 2-6

Gila Bend Fire Department – Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Gila Bend-219:
Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) Stabilization Jacks / Para-Tech
($3,500.00), One (1) Holmatro Ram #4340 ($3,800.00), and One (1) Holmatro Ram #4332 ($4,800.00).
Total = $12,100.00
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 2-7

Highland Fire District –Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Highlands-188:
Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) Holmatro DPU31 Compact Duo Pump
CORE ($8,174.75), One (1) 4040UL Spreader CORE ($6,151.25), One (1) 4055NCT Cutter CORE
($5,533.75), One (1) 4350 Telescopic Ram CORE ($4,275.00), One (1) 31’ Orange Core Hose ($780.90),
One (1) 32’ Blue Core Hose ($780.90), One (1) HRS22 Ram Support ($287.85), Estimated Shipping
($370.62), and Estimated Tax 8.3% ($2,187.46).
Total = $28,542.48
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 2-8

Mohave Valley Fire District –Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Mohave Val-134:
Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) Cutter ($4,924.61), One (1) Spreader
($5,171.60), One (1) RAMS – Small – Medium – Large ($9,621.22), One (1) Power Units for Hydraulic
Tools with 50’ Hoses ($7,243.19), One (1) Controller – Hoses – Regulators for Air Bag Systems
($1,643.74), One (1) Air Bags: Z1, Z6, Z3, Z19, Z12, Z40 ($4,255.27), Two (2) Jacks – Stabilization –
Medium and Long ($1,890.95), One (1) Cribbing Set and Ratchet Straps for Stabilization ($1,910.81) and
Tax ($3,122.74). Total = $41,675.08
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 2-9

Town of Florence – Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Florence-029:
Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) Mach III Outlaw Pump – 6.5hp Honda
with OSC ($6,895.00), One (1) S49XL Spreader with OSC ($6,330.00), One (1) C132 Cutter with OSC
($6,130.00), One (1) 41" Push/Pull Ram with OSC ($2,830.00), One (1) C30 Mini-Cutter with OSC
($2730.00), One (1) Dual Hose Reel – Manual Rewind with 50' of Dual Line ($5,565.00), Four (4) 50'
Extension Hose with OSC on Each End ($1,230.00), One

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(1) Brackets for Power Unit – Spreader – Cutter & Ram ($850.00), Sales Tax ($3,008.75), and Estimated
Freight ($330.00). Total = $39,588.75
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 2-10

City of Yuma – Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Yuma Fire-256:
Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) “Res-Q-Jack” 4-Point Deluxe package
(Item # RJ3-4PTX) ($5,220.00), One (1) Goshen Fire District and Res-Q-Jack Present Stabilization
University – Extraction Training ($2,661.00), Other Personnel Services ($5000.00). Total = $12,881.00
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 2-11

Puerco Valley Fire District – Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Puerco Val-060:
Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) C-Cutter ($4,160.00), Two (2) Ram
($1,795.00), One (1) Mini Spreader ($3,595.00), One (1) Remote Unit for Rams ($995.00), and Shipping
($305.80). Total = $12,645.80
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 2-12

Show Low Fire District – Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Show Low F-099:
Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) Hydraulic Power Unit – Amkus –
GH2S-xl ($6,686.00), One (1) 24" Spreaders – AMK-24 ($5,675.00), One (1) Cutter – (22)AMK
($5,800.00), Two (2) 20” Ram – (AMK-20R) ($1,750.00), One (1) 30” Ram – (AMK-30R) ($1,850.00),
Two (2) 30’ Ext Hose (1ea.-red and blue) ($443.00), One (1) Quick Connect Coupling Pkg ($155.00), and
Two (2) Spreader Tip Extension ($395.00). Total = $25,342.00
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 2-13

Somerton/Cocopah Fire Department – Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Somerton/C-173:
Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) ResQTech Heavy Duty Hydraulic
Cutter ($5,126.60), One (1) ResQTech Heavy Duty Confined Space Cutter ($3,176.69), One (1) Battery
Operated Portable Scene Lighting ($1,114.18), One (1) Battery Operated Portable Reciprocating Saw
($794.00), and Two (2) Portable Plasma Cutter ($2,312.30). Total = $14,836.07
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 2-14

Sun Lakes Fire District – Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Sun Lakes-105:
Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) TNT Rescue 6.5hp. Power Unit with
Roll-Cage ($4,439.02), One (1) SLC-28 TNT Rescue 3/8" C-Cutter ($3,495.63), One (1) S-100-28 TNT
Rescue 28" Spreader ($4,396.34), One (1) TLS-50 TNT Rescue 50" Telescoping Ram ($3,222.56), Two
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(2) EXTH-30 TNT Rescue 30' Hydraulic Hose ($456.71), Shipping and Handling ($350.00), and Sales
Tax ($1,333.83). Total = $18,150.00
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 2-15

Superior Fire Department – Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Superior F-224:
Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) C165 cutter with QSC Quick Coupling
($5,730.00), One (1) S49-XL Spreader with QSC Quick Coupling ($6,330.00), One (1) Mach III Power
Unit with QSC Quick Coupling ($6,730.00), One (1) 31” Push Pull Ram ($2,630.00), Two (2) 30’
Extension Hose ($925.00), Tax ($1,931.00), and Estimated Shipping ($500.00). Total = $25,701.00
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 2-16

Verde Valley Fire District – Extrication Equipment

Contract # HS-2010-Verde Vall-186:
Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) Portable Light Tower ($9,201.00), One
(1) Adjustable Height Ball Hitch ($150.00), and Tax/Shipping ($795.00). Total = $10,146.00
Project Coordinator: MC

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
OCCUPANT PROTECTION
POLICY AND LEGISLATION


Standard (primary) safety belt law/ordinance
Status: Secondary Enforcement Law (A.R.S. §28-909)
Revised in 2002 to cover all passengers under the age of 16 years in any seating
position
Pursuing primary seat belt law in 2009 Legislative Session



Upgraded child passenger safety laws
Status: Primary Enforcement Law (A.R.S. §28-907)



Pick-up truck safety legislation (riding of passengers in the beds of pick-up trucks)
Status: Legislation has been introduced and supported in two legislative sessions,
but, to date, has failed

ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICES


Birthing hospital policy requiring child safety seat usage for discharged newborns
Status: A.R.S. §28-907(H)



One DPS Officer is assigned to GOHS to serve as both a Project Coordinator and as
Arizona’s Occupant Protection Coordinator.
Status: On-going statewide. This individual is currently increasing the number of
certified CSS technicians and instructors with a focus on rural communities. In
addition, the Children Are Priceless Passengers Program is being expanded with a
focus on rural communities. All of these programs are available in English and
Spanish.
This statute states as follows:
“Before the release of any newly born child from a hospital, the hospital, in
conjunction with the attending physician, shall provide the parents of the child
with a copy of this section and information with regard to the availability of
loaner or rental programs for child passenger restraint devices that may be
available in the community where the child is born.”



Regular targeted occupant protection activities for low usage groups such as children

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(ages 0-4), teen drivers, etc. through enforcement, education and public awareness
activities.
Status: Statewide / Ongoing


Occupant protection checkpoints and clinics on correct use of child safety seats
Status: Statewide / Ongoing Community low and no cost child safety seat
program
Status: Statewide / Ongoing



GOHS provides funding to law enforcement agencies to conduct seat belt and child
safety seat usage enforcement waves to increase their use throughout Arizona
Status: Statewide.



GOHS provides funding for a diversion program for those receiving citations under
A.R.S. §28-907
Status: Partnership with eleven (11) hospitals in four (5) counties, city and
municipal courts, and law enforcement agencies issuing citations in their
respective jurisdictions to provide child safety seats, if needed, along with
instruction on correct installation. In FY2009, this program will continue to be
expanded with a focus on rural Arizona.

COALITIONS AND NETWORKS


Coalitions such as SafeKids and Arizona Emergency Nurses promoting child safety seat
issues
Status: Statewide / Ongoing



Partnerships with 11 hospitals statewide and more than 25 sports teams, businesses and
civic organizations in child safety seat and booster seat training and seat distribution
Status: Statewide / Ongoing



Booster seats distributed to agencies with child safety seat certified technicians
Status: Statewide / Ongoing. Approximately 3,500 seats are distributed to low
income families, CPS classes are conducted statewide and more than 400
technicians have been trained.

COMMUNITY INFORMATION AND EDUCATION


Public information for "National Child Passenger Safety Week" in February and "Buckle
Up America Week" in May
Status: GOHS is an active participant in the NHTSA-developed national public
information campaigns such as “Child Passenger Awareness Week” in September
and “Click It or Ticket” in May of each year.



More than 100 public awareness and education events on law enforcement activities to
increase and maintain high safety belt and child safety seat use levels

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Status: Statewide / Ongoing
Three members of the GOHS staff are certified child safety seat technicians.


Correct usage workshops and clinics for child safety seats
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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OCCUPANT PROTECTION
GOHS has designated two funding tiers for FFY 2010 funds. Tier 1 represents programs that
GOHS intends to fund at the beginning of the Fiscal Year on October 1.
Tier 2 programs are programs that GOHS intends to fund in FFY 2010 if carry-forward funding
from prior fiscal years is made available.

TIER 1
Task 1

Chandler Fire Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) -$16,718, Employee Related
Expenses-$3,417.30, Professional Outside Services (CSS re-certification fees) -$560.00, Materials and
Supplies (CSS supplies and P.I. &E.)-$3,599.00, (one hundred and twenty (120) convertible child safety
seats, thirty –two (32) harness booster seats, twenty-four (24) high back booster seats, twenty-four (24) no
back booster seats, freight and 5.6% use tax)-$8,764.00. Total-$33,058.00
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 2

Chandler Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and employee Related Expenses
to conduct seatbelt and child safety enforcement and educational activities in schools. Total- $21,544.00
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 3

Cochise Health Network

Federal 402 funds will support Materials and Supplies (car seat event supplies) related to occupant
protection. Additionally, GOHS will provide a bulk order of car seats (Cost not included). Total $250.00
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 4

Coconino County Health Department

Federal 402 funds will support In-State travel, Car safety seat (CSS) events and education (Fredonia,
Williams, Page)-$795.00, Material and Supplies-$900.00, Capital Outlay, (trailer)-$2700.00. Total$4,395.00
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 5

Glendale Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
to conduct seatbelt enforcement as part of the National “Click it or Ticket” campaign. Total-$12,000.00
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Project Coordinator: CL
Task 6

Glendale Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Travel Out-of-State (Two (2) officers to attend Lifesavers Conference $2,500.00).
Total - $2,500.00
Project Coordinator: PA
Task 7

GOHS Click it or Ticket Media

Federal 402 Funds will support a paid media campaign in support of the National “Click it or Ticket”
campaign in May 2010. Total: $100,000
Project Coordinator: AG
Task 8

GOHS Kid’s Safety Calendar

Federal 402 funds will support the printing of the 2010 Kid’s Safety Calendars for a safety campaign
throughout the state. Total: $30,000
Project Coordinator: AG
Task 9

GOHS Conference

Federal 402 Funds will support funding to state and local agency personnel to attend the annual GOHS
Conference. Funding assistance will be limited to transportation costs, per diem, lodging, training
materials and supplies, and registration costs. Total: $12,500
Project Coordinator: AG
Task 10

GOHS Public Information and Education

Federal 402 Funds will support the development and distribution of public information and education
materials to promote the public awareness of and compliance with Arizona’s occupant protection laws.
Total: $10,000
Project Coordinator: AG
Task 11

GOHS Public Safety Days

Federal 402 Funds will support GOHS’ “Highway Safety Days” at the Arizona State Fair in October
2009. This event is a focal point of GOHS’ ongoing public outreach campaign. Total: $25,000
Project Coordinator: AG

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GOHS Survey

Pursuant to NHTSA Performance Measures, GOHS will conduct a survey on occupant protection, alcohol
and speeding behavior and perceptions about enforcement and media. Total: $13,300
Program Coordinator: AG
Task 13

GOHS Storage Units

Federal 402 Funds will support one dedicated storage unit for Child Safety Seats and other PI&E
materials for Arizona’s Occupant Protection Program. Total: $4,200
Project Coordinator: AG
Task 14

GOHS Children are Priceless Passengers (CAPP) Support

Federal 402 funds will support payment for certified instructors to provide educational and public safety
awareness classes for the Children Are Priceless Passengers (CAPP) child safety seat diversion program.
In addition, funds will support Materials and Supplies for the purchase of child safety seats and booster
seats. Total-$50,000.00
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 15

GOHS – Occupant Protection Coordinator (Cecilia Lerma)

The GOHS Occupant Protection Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and
projects outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, coordinate activities surrounding enforcement campaigns
such as “Click it or Ticket,” will be the primary contact for Occupant Protection and seatbelt issues in the
state and will provide status reports and updates on project activity to the Governor’s Highway Safety
Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters. Additionally, the Occupant
Protection Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project documentation, and
evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for Personnel Services
including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services, In-State/Out-OfState Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating Expenses. Total $65,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 16

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Sean Hammond)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total. $5,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
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Task 17

Phoenix Fire Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime)-$50,000.00, Employee related
Expenses-$12,500.00 (child passenger safety), Out-of-State travel, (two (2) persons to attend the national
Lifesavers Conference)-$2,600.00. Total- $65,100.
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 18

Phoenix Police Department

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
for enhanced seat belt/child safety seat enforcement and to conduct educational and public awareness
activities related to occupant protection. Total: $37,500.00
Program Coordinator: PA
Task 19

Tucson Medical Center Health Care

Federal 402 funds will support Material and Supplies, (ninety-six (96) convertible car seats)-$4224.00,
(seventy-two (72) high-back booster car seats)-$3,024.00, (six (6) Roosevelt special needs car seats)$3,600.00, (fourteen (14) Britex special needs car seats). Total-$17,148.00
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 20

Tucson Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) -$45,000.00 and Employee
Related Expenses - $14,500.00). Total $59,500.00
Project Coordinator: SH

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OCCUPANT PROTECTION

TIER 2
Task 2-1

Association for Supportive Child Care

Federal 402 funds will support Materials and Supplies, (one hundred and forty (140) Convertible Child
Safety Seats)-$8,400.00, Travel Out-of-State (two (2) people to attend Kids in Motion (KIM)
Conference)-$2,148.00. Total-$10,548.00
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 2-2

Chandler Fire Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses$15,000 to conduct Child Safety Seat events and education efforts. Total-$15,000
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 2-3

Phoenix Fire Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee related Expenses
$31,250 for child passenger safety programs. Total- $31,250
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 2-4

Phoenix Police Department

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
for enhanced seat belt/child safety seat enforcement and to conduct educational and public awareness
activities related to occupant protection. Total: $36,500.00
Program Coordinator: PA
Task 2-5

Tolleson Fire Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) for child passenger safety. Total$8,640.00
Project Coordinator: CL

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE SAFETY
POLICY AND LEGISLATION
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Bicycle helmet law/ordinance
Status: Arizona does not have bicycle helmet law legislation; however, several
cities have enacted bicycle helmet usage ordinances.

ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICES
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Enforcement of pedestrian crosswalk, bicycle, and right-of-way laws/ordinances
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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Comprehensive school-based pedestrian and bicycle safety education programs
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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Bicycle helmet distribution programs
Status: Limited / Distribution through GOHS and various law enforcement
agencies
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Use of pedestrian and bicycle highway design/operation standards
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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Participation in the "Walk Your Children to School" yearly campaign
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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Implementation of SRST (Safe Routes to School) and participation with Statewide
Coordinator
Status: Statewide/Ongoing

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Implementation of “Safe Streets” designing streets compatible for motorists, bicyclists,
and pedestrians and participation with various State agencies.
Status: Statewide/Ongoing

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Participation in Maricopa Association Governments (MAG) and Pima Association of
Governments (PAG) Transportation Safety Committee - Statewide Pedestrian Safety Plan
Status: Statewide/Ongoing

● Participation in GTSAC (Governor’s Traffic Safety Advisory Council) - School-Based
Initiatives for
Safe Mobility
Status: Statewide/Ongoing
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COALITIONS AND NETWORKS
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Coalitions such as pedestrian/bicycle coalitions, EMS injury control coalitions, SafeKids,
Arizona Emergency Nurses, AAA, and Injury Fee Coalition for Kids of Phoenix to
promote pedestrian and bicycle safety
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

COMMUNITY INFORMATION AND EDUCATION
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Public information for "Bicycle Safety Month" in May, "Back to School Pedestrian
Safety Month" in September
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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Public information for school zone and crosswalk safety
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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Public information about older adults and impaired pedestrians
Status: Limited / GOHS is working with various agencies and organizations to
develop public information materials.

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PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE SAFETY
GOHS has designated two funding tiers for FFY 2010 funds. Tier 1 represents programs that
GOHS intends to fund at the beginning of the Fiscal Year on October 1.
Tier 2 programs are programs that GOHS intends to fund in FFY 2010 if carry-forward funding
from prior fiscal years is made available.

TIER 1
Task 1

GOHS

Federal 402 funds will support Materials and Supplies (bicycle helmets) for bicycle events throughout the
state. Total $5,000.00
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 2

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Sean Hammond)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total - $2,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 3

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Cecilia Lerma)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total - $2,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 4

Peoria Police Department – School Zone Speed Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support $10,000 in Overtime and $4,000 materials and supplies for a Public
Information & Education concerning speed enforcement in school zones. Total: $14,000
Project Coordinator: PA
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Task 5

Perimeter Bicycle Association

Federal 402 funds will support Materials and Supplies (banners, shirts, medallions) -$3,000.00 and
Capital Outlay (One (1) Cargo Trailer with trailer wheel and lock) - $3,068.93) for bicycle safety and the
support of children’s bicycle events throughout Arizona. Total $6,068.93
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 6

Phoenix Children’s Hospital Bicycle Safety

Federal 402 funds will support Materials and Supplies (bicycle helmets). Total-$2,000.00
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 7

Phoenix Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
for enhanced seatbelt enforcement -$12,500, Materials and Supplies-To support motorist assistance and
bicycle safety programs. $12,000.00. Total-$24,500
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 8

Phoenix Street Transportation

Federal 402 Funds will support Materials and Supplies to purchase Fifty (50) reflective hats for school
crossing guards. Total: $5,000.00
Program Coordinator: PA

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATION
The Planning and Administration program area includes those activities and costs necessary for
the overall management and operations of the Arizona GOHS.
The Director of the GOHS is responsible for Arizona’s Highway Safety Program and serves as
the Governor’s Highway Safety Representative. As the Governor’s representative, the GOHS
Director participates in activities that impact the highway safety programs and policies
nationwide.
GOHS STAFF ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:
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Identifying the state’s most significant traffic safety problems
Prioritizing problems and developing methods for the distribution of funds
Developing the annual Highway Safety Plan (HSP)
Selecting individual projects to be funded
Developing planned projects
Monitoring projects
Evaluating project accomplishments
Preparing a variety of program and project reports
Conducting project audits
Directing the Highway Safety Legislative Program
Increasing public awareness and community support
Participating in various highway safety committees and task forces
Generally promoting and coordinating traffic safety in Arizona

GOALS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
It is the goal of the Planning and Administration Program to provide the management,
supervision, and support services for the activities necessary to operate the Highway Safety
Program in the State of Arizona. The performance measures to support this goal include:
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Developing a coordinated Highway Safety Plan (HSP) by September 1 of each calendar year.
Developing, coordinating, monitoring, and administratively evaluating traffic safety projects
identified in the HSP
Continuing to promote highway safety awareness through educational programs and public
awareness campaigns
Promoting traffic safety legislation in the Arizona Legislature
Preparing the Annual Evaluation Report by December 31st of each calendar year
Utilizing all available means for improving and promoting Arizona’s Highway Safety
Program

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PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATION
Task 1

GOHS – Planning and Administration

To coordinate and monitor activities and projects relating to the planning and administration of
the Arizona Highway Safety Program including the Arizona Strategic Highway Safety Plan and
support of the Governor’s Transportation Safety Advisory Council. Total - $370,000
Project Coordinator: MD

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
POLICE TRAFFIC SERVICES
POLICY AND LEGISLATION
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Vehicle impoundment law/ordinance allowing impoundment of vehicles driven by
unlicensed or suspended drivers
Status: Yes. ARS §28-3511

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“Double Fine” program to reduce persistent speeding and aggressive driving violations
Status: Statewide – Action is taken on driver’s license via a point system as
follows:

A person who accumulates eight (8) points within twelve (12) months may
either have his/her license suspended for not more than one (1) year or be
required to attend a traffic education and training course. The following
points are assessed for speeding and aggressive driving violations:
1.
2.
3.

Violation of any provis
-701 = 2 points
Reckless driving or racing on the highways = 8 points
Any other moving violation = 2 points

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“Double Fine” program for speed in excess of posted limit in construction zones when
workers present
Status: A.R.S. §28-737

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Racing on Highways – Reclassified from class 2 to class 1 misdemeanor for first
violation and from class 2 misdemeanor to class 6 felony for second or subsequent
violation within 24 months
Status: A.R.S. §28-708

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Hit and Run – Penalties for violations revised to five (5) year revocation of driver’s
license for accident causing death or serious physical injury and three (3) year revocation
if accident involved other, lesser injuries
Status: A.R.S. §28-661

ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICES
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Appropriately designed speed and traffic calming measures
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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Speed management and aggressive driving enforcement programs
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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Red light running intersection safety programs
Status: Chandler, Paradise Valley, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Glendale,
and Tucson have programs

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Commitment to using both traditional methods and state of the art equipment in setting
and enforcing speed limits
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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Systematic program of speed surveys
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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Training of judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement personnel on consequences of
speeding and aggressive driving
Status: GOHS provides training through annual conference

COALITIONS AND NETWORKS
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Professional organizations:
 NHTSA Western Region Staff
 Arizona Safety Management System Committee
 Arizona Transportation and Traffic Institute
 Arizona Society of Civil Engineers
 Arizona Traffic Investigators Association
 Red Means Stop Coalition

COMMUNITY INFORMATION AND EDUCATION

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Public information program on speed management and aggressive driving aimed at
increasing driver compliance with traffic safety laws
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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Public information and education program on speeding and driving too fast for conditions
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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POLICE TRAFFIC SERVICES
GOHS has designated two funding tiers for FFY 2010 funds. Tier 1 represents programs that
GOHS intends to fund at the beginning of the Fiscal Year on October 1.
Tier 2 programs are programs that GOHS intends to fund in FFY 2010 if carry-forward funding
from prior fiscal years is made available.

TIER 1
Task 1

Apache County Sheriff’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (One (1) fully equipped police package Aggressive Driver
Enforcement vehicle with in-car video camera and radar unit - $45,000.00, One (1) Digital In-Car Video
System - $6,058.00, One (1) Stalker Dash-Mounted Radar - $1,795.00). Total - $52,853.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 2

Apache Junction Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (four (4) Pro-lasers speed detection devices)-$11,400.00,
(four (4) binocular type lasers speed detection devices)-$10,200.00. Total-$21,600.00
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 3

Arizona Department of Public Safety – Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
($30,000 OT, $12,900 ERE) in order to conduct a selective enforcement program and Capital Outlay
Twenty (20) Lidar speed detection devices with holsters. Total: $126,090.00
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 4

Arizona Department of Public Safety

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay for ten (10) speed detection devices and Ninety-one (91)
tint meters. Total: $30,729.60.
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 5

Arizona Department of Public Safety - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services ($15,000) and Employee Related Expenses ($6,450) in
order to conduct Select Traffic Enforcement Programs in the East Metropolitan Phoenix area. Total:
$21,450.
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 6

Arizona Department of Public Safety) - Selective Traffic Enforcement

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Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses,
Materials and Supplies, and In-State/Out-of-State Travel in order to enhance an aviation speed
enforcement program. Total: $30,000.00
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 7

Arizona Department of Public Safety - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
for enhanced speed enforcement in construction areas in Pinal County, Arizona. Total: $14,300.00
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 8

Benson Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (Three (3) Radar speed detection devices).
$6,500.00

Total

Project Coordinator: SH
Task 9

Bullhead City Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (Five (5) In-Car-Video Systems - $32,500.00 and Two (2)
Moving Radar units - $4,000.00) in order to conduct a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program.
Total - $36,500.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 10

Camp Verde Marshal’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay Equipment One (1) SMART system ($6,282.00). Total:
$6,282.00
Project Coordinator: MC
Task 11

Casa Grande Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement Program

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (overtime) and Capital Outlay (Two (2) fully equipped
police package Honda ST1300P Motorcycles - $43,512.00, Two (2) radio cables - $435.00, Two (2)
hand-held radar mounts - $500.00, Two (2) vehicle decal packages - $500.00, Two (2) radios - $6,910.00,
tax $4,130.00) in order to conduct a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program
Total – $70,987.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 12

Chino Valley Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
for enhanced selective traffic enforcement-$13,800.00, Capital Outlay one (1) fully equipped Honda
ST1300PA9 police motorcycle-$21,211.95, two (2) Stalker ll handheld moving radar speed detection
devices-$4,559, one (1) Kustom Golden Eagle ll motorcycle radar speed detection device -$2,000.57, one
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(1) Arai Classic LE2 motorcycle helmet-$414.08, one (1) helmet radio headset with pigtail wire-$305.00.
Total -$42,290.60
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 13

Cochise County Sheriff’s Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) -$11,000.00 and Employee
Related Expenses - $3,824.00, Capital Outlay (Three (3) in-car video camera system) -$15,665.00 and
three (3) Lidar speed detection devices - $7,077.00. Total $37,566.00
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 14

Coconino County Sheriff’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Materials and Supplies, (traffic cones)-$512.00, Capital Outlay, (vehicle
stop sticks)- $2,485.70, (two (2) L-3 Communications video cameras)- $10,047.94, (SMART portable
message board)-$21,598.00. Total- $34,643.64
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 15

Coolidge Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Professional and Outside Services (radar installation) and Capital Outlay
(Nine (9) radars) to be utilized in a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. Total – $16,026.03
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 16

Douglas Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (Two (2) Fully Equipped Motorcycles $48,930.16) and InState Travel for motorcycle school -$2,037.00. Total $50,967.16
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 17

Eagar Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (Two (2) Kustom-Signal speed detection devices) to be
utilized in a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. Total – $3,000.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 18

El Mirage Police Department – Selective Traffic Enforcement Equipment

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (One (1) Kawasaki Enforcer 1400 fully equipped police
motorcycle) to be utilized in a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. Total - $25,356.61
Project Coordinator: PA

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Task 19

Flagstaff Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support In-State travel for two (2) officers to attend the Institute of Police
Technology and Management Training-$10,740, Capital Outlay one (1) fully equipped Honda
motorcycle-$29,990.95. Total-$40,730.95
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 20

Glendale Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Travel In-State for Four (4) officers to attend IPTM conference $2,500.00). Total - $2,500.00
Project Coordinator: PA
Task 21

Glendale Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (Ten (10) Honda Trunk Boxes for Electronic Ticket
Devices - $5,000.00, Ten (10) Tint Meters - $1,000.00, Ten (10) Digital Cameras - $1,000.00).
Total - $7,000.00
Project Coordinator: PA
Task 22

GOHS Survey

Pursuant to NHTSA Performance Measures, GOHS will conduct a survey on occupant protection, alcohol
and speeding behavior and perceptions about enforcement and media. Total: $13,300
Program Coordinator: AG
Task 23

GOHS Conference

Federal 402 Funds will support funding to state and local agency personnel to attend the annual GOHS
Conference. Funding assistance will be limited to transportation costs, per diem, lodging, training
materials and supplies, and registration costs. Total: $12,500
Project Coordinator: AG
Task 24

GOHS Deputy Director

Program support will include coordination of activities and projects outlined in the Highway Safety Plan,
coordination of interagency program activities and providing status reports and updates on project activity
to the Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional
Headquarters. Additionally, program support will include monitoring project activity, preparing and
maintaining project documentation, and evaluating task accomplishments. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. – Total: $30,000.00
Project Coordinator: AG

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Task 25

GOHS – Grant Coordinator (John Butler)

The Grant Coordinator plans, directs and manages the activities and projects outlined in the Highway
Safety Plan through the Project Coordinators and the Occupant Protection Coordinator. The Grant
Coordinator plans, directs and manages interagency program activities, development and facilitation of
public information and education projects, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to
the Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, this individual has responsibility for all facets of grant program management including
monitoring project activity, reviewing, preparing and maintaining project documentation, as well as
evaluating task accomplishments. Funding will be provided for Personnel Services including Overtime,
Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services, In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital
Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating Expenses. Total: $25,000.00
Project Coordinator: MD
Task 26

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Amy Lattimer)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $24,500.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 27

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Cecilia Lerma)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total - $53,400.00.
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 28

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Michelle Cota)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $7,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 29

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Sean Hammond)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $13,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 30

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Tom Gaupel)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $4,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 31

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Patricia Arteaga)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total: $10,000.00
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 32

Goodyear Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (Ten (10) Speed Detection Devices - $20,000.00, One (1)
Allmand Light trailer - $8,910.00, One (1) light system - $5,394.00, One (1) generator - $1,835.00).
Total: $36,139.00
Project Coordinator: PA
STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

Task 33

Graham County Sheriff’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) -$15,000.00 and Employee
Related Expenses - $5,000.00 and Capital Outlay (Four (4) Radar speed detection devices) -$9,200.00.
Total $29,200.00
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 34

Greenlee County Sheriff’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) -$7,000.00 and Employee Related
Expenses - $3,000.00. Total $10,000.00
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 35

Jerome Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
to conduct selective traffic enforcement. Total-$2,800.00
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 36

La Paz County Sheriff’s Office - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (overtime) and Employee Related Expenses in order to
conduct a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. Total - $37,500.00
Project Coordinator: PA
Task 37

Maricopa Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (One (1) fully equipped police package vehicle with
emergency equipment, in-car video camera and radar unit - $39,792.00, Five (5) Radar/Lidar Pro Laser
III batteries & chargers - $15,433.00). Total - $55,225.00
Project Coordinator: PA
Task 38

Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services ($50,000) and Employee Related Expenses ($18,500)
for traffic enforcement. Additionally funding will support Materials/Supplies, six (6) handheld laser speed
detection devices. Total: $85,330.00
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 39

Mesa Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services ($30,000), Employee Related Expenses ($7,680), and
Capital Outlay (Eight (8) speed detection devices - $24,800.00). Total – $63,380

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

Project Coordinator: AL
Task 40

Mohave County Sheriff’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services and Employee Related Expenses ($32,400) and Capital
Outlay (Four (4) Traffic Radar Units- $8,400.00). Total - $40,800.00
Program Coordinator: AL
Task 41

Navajo County Sheriff’s Office

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (Five (5) directional radar units - $7,975.00, Five (5)
Digital Ally Video Recording Units - $22,975.00). Total – $30,950.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 42

Nogales Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) -$9,018 and Employee Related
Expenses - $982 and Capital Outlay (Five (5) Laser speed detection devices) - $25,000.00. Total:
$35,000
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 43

Oro Valley Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) - $10,000.00 and Employee
Related Expenses - $3,000.00 and Capital Outlay (Six (6) Laser speed detection devices) - $16,170.00.
Total $29,170.00
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 44

Payson Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (overtime) and Employee Related Expenses in order to
conduct a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. Total – $8,000.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 45

Peoria Police Department – Speed Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support $15,000 Overtime, Four (4) LTI Ultralyte 100LR DBC Speed Detection
Lasers - $15,704, Two (2) LTI Ultralyte 200 LR Speed Detection Lasers - $8,272, Six (6) Laser Holsters $ 2,334 and Six (6) radar enforcement signs - $300 to use for speed enforcement throughout the City of
Peoria. Total: $41,610.00
Project Coordinator: PA

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-93ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

Task 46

Phoenix Police Department

Tier 2 Federal Funds will support Personnel Services and Employee Related Expenses ($25,000 OT,
$6,250 ERE), Capital Outlay ($20,000 radar, speed cameras) and $2,500 for PI&E for enhanced speed,
school zone, and aggressive driving enforcement. Total: $53,750
Program Coordinator: PA
Task 47

Pima Community College Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) -$1,468.00 and Employee Related
Expenses - $646. Total $2,114.00
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 48

Pima County Sheriff’s Office - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
($35,000 OT, $11,200 ERE) to enhance speed and school zone enforcement. Total: $46,200
Program Coordinator:
Task 49

JB

Pinetop-Lakeside Police Department – STEP

Federal 402 funds will support Overtime - $25,000 and Employee Related Expenses - $7,500 to target
speed related offenses such as Aggressive Driving, School Zone speed offenses and excessive speeding.
Total: $32,500
Project Coordinator: PA
Task 50

Pima Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses $5,000, and Capital Outlay (Two (2) Radar speed detection devices) -$4,000.00. Total $9,000.00
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 51

Prescott Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services-$16,000.00 (including overtime), Employee Related
Expenses-$3,200.00, Total-$19,200
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 52

Prescott Valley Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services-$21,000, (including overtime and Employee related
Expenses) for enhanced selective traffic enforcement, Capital Outlay, six (6) Rapter RP radars speed
detection devices with mounts-$12,000.00,two (2) in-car video camera systems-$10,800.00. Total$43,900.00

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

Project Coordinator: CL
Task 53

Quartzite Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (One (1) fully equipped police package vehicle with in-car
video camera and radar unit ($19,550) and Overtime for STEP enforcement ($5000). Total: $24,550.00
Program Coordinator: AL
Task 54

Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community – STEP

Federal 402 funds will support $10,000 in Overtime for Selective Traffic Enforcement Programs on the
Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community. Total: $10,000.
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 55

San Luis Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402/410funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime)-$9,500.00, Employee Related
Expenses-$6,450 for selective traffic enforcement, Capital Outlay, five (5) Radar Talon ll speed detection
devices-$4,000.00. Total-$19,950
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 56

Santa Cruz Sheriff’s Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) -$5,000.00 and Capital Outlay
(Five (5) Radars speed detection devices) - $5,359.00. Total $10,359.00
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 57

Sedona Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) - $10,000, Employee Related
Expenses - $1,624 and Capital Overlay, one (1) fully equipped Honda ST 1300 police motorcycle $25,000.00. Total-$36,624
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 58

Show Low Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (one (1) fully equipped police package motorcycle $25,000.00) to be utilized in a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. Total – $25,000.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 59

Snowflake-Taylor Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (overtime) and Employee Related Expenses in order to
conduct a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. Total – $3,000.00

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

Project Coordinator: AL
Task 60

Tempe Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (overtime) - $18,000 and Employee Related Expenses
- $5,940 in order to conduct a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. Total – $23,940.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 61

Thatcher Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support $10,000 in Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related
Expenses, and Capital Outlay (two (2) Radar speed detection devices -$3,200.00, two (2) in-car video
camera system $11,000.00) for speed enforcement. Total: $24,200.00
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 62

Tucson Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) - $25,000 and Employee Related
Expenses - $8,225 to enhance speed and traffic enforcement. Total: $32,225.00
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 63

Tucson Police Department

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) - $30,000 and Employee Related
Expenses - $9,690 to enhance speed and moving traffic violation enforcement. Additionally funding will
support Capital Outlay, the purchase of five (5) laser speed detection devices - $14,250. Total: $53,940
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 64

University of Arizona Police Department – Selective Traffic Enforcement Program

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) -$6,000.00 and Employee Related
Expenses - $2,466.00 and Capital Outlay (One (1) Laser speed detection device and ten (10) laser unit
batteries) - $4,185.67. Total $12,651.67
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 65

Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime and Employee Related Expenses) $14,400 and Capital Outlay (8 radars - $11,376) for selective traffic enforcement. Total-$25,776.00
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 66

Yuma Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (overtime), Employee Related Expenses and Capital
Outlay (One (1) fully equipped police package vehicle with in-car video camera and radar unit STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-96ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

$27,500.00 and Five (5) speed detection devices - $17,500.00) in order to conduct a Selective Traffic
Enforcement Program. Total – $55,000.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 67

White Mountain Apache Tribal Traffic Safety Coalition – STEP

Federal 402 funds will support $15,000 in Overtime for Selective Traffic Enforcement Programs and
$10,000 for a Speed Trailer. Total: $25,000
Project Coordinator: TG

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

POLICE TRAFFIC SERVICES
TIER 2
Task 2-1

Arizona Department of Public Safety - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
in order to conduct a selective enforcement program. Total: $53,810.81
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 2-2

Arizona Department of Public Safety - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
for enhanced speed enforcement in construction areas in Pinal County, Arizona. Total: $14,300.00
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 2-3

Chandler Police Department – Selective Traffic Enforcement Equipment

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (Four (4) Stalker moving radars - $15,668.00, Four (4)
radio brackets - $192.00, Four (4) shelf mounting brackets - $424.00) to be utilized in a Selective Traffic
Enforcement Program. Total – $16,284.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 2-4

Mesa Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services and Employee Related Expenses for traffic
enforcement. Total – $50,240.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 2-5

Nogales Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
for traffic enforcement. Total: $12,178
Project Coordinator: SH
Task 2-6

Peoria Police Department Speed Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support $15,000 Overtime to use for speed enforcement throughout the City of
Peoria. Total: $15,000
Project Coordinator: PA
Task 2-7

Phoenix Police Department

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-98ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

Tier 2 Federal Funds will support Personnel Services and Employee Related Expenses ($31,250) for
enhanced speed, school zone, and aggressive driving enforcement. Total: $31,250
Program Coordinator: PA
Task 2-8

Pima County Sheriff’s Office - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
($56,850) to enhance speed and school zone enforcement. Total: $56,850.00
Program Coordinator:
Task 2-9

JB

Sedona Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Overlay, one (1) fully equipped Honda ST 1300 police motorcycle
-$25,000.00. Total-$25,000
Project Coordinator: CL
Task 2-10

Show Low Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (one (1) fully equipped police package motorcycle $25,000.00) to be utilized in a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. Total – $25,000.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 2-11

Tempe Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (overtime) and Employee Related Expenses in order to
conduct a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. Total – $26,060.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 2-12

Tucson Police Department

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
to enhance speed and traffic enforcement. Total: $34,370
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 2-13

Tucson Police Department

Federal 402 Funds will support Personnel Services (including overtime) and Employee Related Expenses
to enhance speed and moving traffic violation enforcement. Total: $40,736.50
Program Coordinator: JB
Task 2-14

Yuma Police Department - Selective Traffic Enforcement

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (One (1) Electronic Message Board with speed monitoring
- $20,000.00) in order to conduct a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program.
STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-99ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

Total – $20,000.00
Project Coordinator: AL

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-100ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

PROGRAM OVERVIEW
ROADWAY SAFETY
ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICES


Systematic maintenance of signs, markings, and signals
Status: Statewide / Ongoing



Systematic process for identifying known and potentially hazardous locations
Status: Statewide / Ongoing



Systematic program of speed surveys
Status: Statewide / Ongoing



Crosswalk and bicycle lane marking and signal program
Status: Statewide / Ongoing



Use of rumble strips
Status: State Highway System



Work Zone Safety Program
Status: GOHS participates in the development of public information and education
materials and public service announcements.
Effective August 9, 2001, all speed violation fines are doubled when the violation occurs
in a signed work zone with workers present.



Safety Management System
Status: A strong GOHS, Department of Public Safety, and Department of Transportation
Management Team consisting of the directors and their top management meet on a
quarterly basis to address roadway and enforcement issues.

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

ROADWAY SAFETY

Task 1

Arizona Trucking Association

Federal 402 funds will support Personnel Services (overtime), Employee Related Expenses, Travel InState (Share the Road Events - $6,275.00) Materials and Supplies (Pamphlets, DVDs, and other public
information - $4,000.00), and Other Expenses (exhibit fees; trailer insurance, license & maintenance $3,250.00) in order to conduct Share the Road Program. Total – $38,475.00
Project Coordinator: AL
Task 2

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Amy Lattimer)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total - $5,000.
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 3

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Patricia Arteaga)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total - $5,000.
Project Coordinator: JB
Task 4

Phoenix Street Transportation

Federal 402 Funds will support In-State Travel for twenty-five (25) employees to attend training related
to traffic operations and safety. Total: $5,000.00
Program Coordinator: PA

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-102ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

PROGRAM OVERVIEW
TRAFFIC RECORDS
POLICY AND LEGISLATION


Database for crash fatalities and injuries
Status: Statutory / Arizona Department of Transportation



Database for high hazard locations
Status: Statewide / Ongoing



Database for Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Status: Statutory / Arizona Department of Health Services

ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICES


Uniform accident reports
Status: Statutory / Arizona Department of Transportation



Annual traffic crash report
Status: Statutory / Arizona Department of Transportation

COALITIONS AND NETWORKS


Coordination of accident reporting
Status: The Traffic Records Coordinating Committee includes enforcement,
engineering, EMS personnel, and data users

COMMUNITY INFORMATION AND EDUCATION


Traffic Records Coordinating Committee
Status: Statewide / Ongoing

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OTHERWISE INDICATED

TRAFFIC RECORDS
Task 1

Glendale Police Department

Federal 402 funds will support Capital Outlay (Ten (10) Software packages - $7,500.00, One (1)
connectivity - $5,000.00, Ten (10) Handheld Electronic Ticket devices - $16,400.00, Ten (10) printers $4,990.00, Ten (10) Pentax in-vehicle printer kits - $3.990.00, One (1) installation/configuration $10,500.00, Fifty (50) cases thermal paper - $1,750.00). Total - $50,130.00
Project Coordinator: PA

Task 2

GOHS – Project Coordinator (Patricia Arteaga)

The GOHS Project Coordinator will draft, manage and audit grants, coordinate activities and projects
outlined in the Highway Safety Plan, and providing status reports and updates on project activity to the
Governor’s Highway Safety Representative / GOHS Director and the NHTSA Regional Headquarters.
Additionally, the Project Coordinator will monitor project activity, prepare and maintain project
documentation, and evaluate task accomplishments for their grant portfolio. Funding will be provided for
Personnel Services including Overtime, Employee Related Expenses, Professional and Outside Services,
In-State/Out-Of-State Travel, Capital Outlay Equipment, Materials and Supplies, and Other Operating
Expenses. Total - $5,000.
Project Coordinator: JB

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-104ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

ARIZONA SLIDING SCALE RATES
Pursuant to NHTSA Order 462-6C issued November 30, 1993, Matching Rates for State and
Community Highway Safety Program, Section 120 (b) 1 of Title 23 United States Code, the
State of Arizona has selected Table Number 1, Sliding Rates of Federal-Aid Participation in
Public Land States – Paragraph (b) (1).

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
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OTHERWISE INDICATED

Agency Name
Arizona DPS
Arizona DPS
Chandler PD
City of Flagstaff
GOHS - John Butler
GOHS - Amy Lattimer
GOHS - Cecilia Lerma
GOHS - Patricia Arteaga
Maricopa County Sheriff
Phoenix PD
Pinal County Sheriff
Prescott PD
Tempe PD
Total

Accident Investigation
Task PA
Local
State
1
AI $
- $113,305.00
2
AI $
- $ 31,680.00
3
AI $ 11,395.00 $
4
AI $ 7,051.40 $
5
AI $
- $ 7,500.00
6
AI $
- $ 5,000.00
7
AI $
- $ 5,400.00
8
AI $
- $ 2,000.00
9
AI $ 86,750.00 $
10
AI $ 24,500.00 $
11
AI $ 5,720.00 $
12
AI $ 18,305.00 $
13
AI $ 9,680.00 $
$163,401.40 $164,885.00

PC
JB
JB
AL
CL
MD
JB
JB
JB
AL
PA
PA
CL
AL

402 Funding
$ 113,305.00
$ 31,680.00
$ 11,395.00
$ 7,051.40
$ 7,500.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 5,400.00
$ 2,000.00
$ 86,750.00
$ 24,500.00
$ 5,720.00
$ 18,305.00
$ 9,680.00
$ 328,286.40

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-106ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

Agency Name
Apache County Sheriff
Arizona DPS
Arizona DPS
Camp Verde Marshall's Office
Clifton PD
Coconino County Sheriff
Glendale City Prosecutor
GOHS - Survey
GOHS PI&E
GOHS Conference
GOHS Deputy Director
GOHS - John Butler
GOHS - Amy Lattimer
GOHS - Cecilia Lerma
GOHS - Michelle Cota
GOHS - Sean Hammond
GOHS - Tom Gaupel
Mohave County Sheriff
Oro Valley PD
Pima Community College PD
Pima PD
Thatcher PD
TOTAL

Task
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22

Alcohol and Other Drugs
PA
Local
AL
$
2,400.00
AL
$
AL
$
AL
$
1,800.00
AL
$ 12,080.00
AL
$
5,006.74
AL
$ 12,520.00
AL
$
AL
$
AL
$
AL
$
AL
$
AL
$
AL
$
AL
$
AL
$
AL
$
AL
$
2,000.00
AL
$ 25,500.00
AL
$
5,622.00
AL
$
6,000.00
AL
$ 14,000.00
$ 86,928.74

State
$
$ 43,708.90
$ 11,900.00
$
$
$
$
$ 13,300.00
$ 10,000.00
$ 12,500.00
$ 30,000.00
$
2,500.00
$
5,000.00
$
2,000.00
$
7,000.00
$
7,000.00
$
2,000.00
$
$
$
$
$
$ 146,908.90

PC
AL
JB
JB
MC
TG
CL
AL
AG
AG
AG
AG
MD
JB
JB
JB
JB
JB
AL
SH
SH
SH
SH

402 Funding
$
2,400.00
$ 43,708.90
$ 11,900.00
$
1,800.00
$ 12,080.00
$
5,006.74
$ 12,520.00
$ 13,300.00
$ 10,000.00
$ 12,500.00
$ 30,000.00
$
2,500.00
$
5,000.00
$
2,000.00
$
7,000.00
$
7,000.00
$
2,000.00
$
2,000.00
$ 25,500.00
$
5,622.00
$
6,000.00
$ 14,000.00
$ 233,837.64

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-107ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

Agency Name
GOHS - Michelle Cota
GOHS - Sean Hammond
TOTAL

Task
1
2

Emergency Medical Services
PA
Local
State
EM $
$ 53,000.00
EM $
$
3,000.00
$
$ 56,000.00

PC
JB
JB

402 Funding
$ 53,000.00
$
3,000.00
$ 56,000.00

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-108ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

Agency Name
Chandler Fire Dept
Chandler PD
Cochise Health Network
Coconino County Health Dept
Glendale PD
Glendale PD
GOHS - Click it or Ticket Media
GOHS - Kid's Safety Calendar
GOHS Conference
GOHS PI&E
GOHS Public Safety Days
GOHS Survey
GOHS Storage Unit
GOHS - CAPP Support
GOHS - Cecilia Lerma
GOHS - Sean Hammond
Phoenix Fire Dept
Phoenix PD
Tucson Medical Center
Tucson PD
Total

Task
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

Occupant Protection
PA
Local
OP
$ 33,058.00
OP
$ 21,544.00
OP $
250.00
OP
$
4,395.00
OP
$ 12,000.00
OP
$
2,500.00
OP
$
OP
$
OP
$
OP
$
OP
$
OP
$
OP
$
OP
$
OP
$
OP
$
OP
$ 65,100.00
OP
$ 37,500.00
OP
$ 17,148.00
OP
$ 59,500.00
$ 252,995.00

State
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 100,000.00
$ 30,000.00
$ 12,500.00
$ 10,000.00
$ 25,000.00
$ 13,300.00
$
4,200.00
$ 50,000.00
$ 65,000.00
$
5,000.00
$
$
$
$
$ 315,000.00

PC
CL
CL
SH
CL
CL
PA
AG
AG
AG
AG
AG
AG
AG
CL
JB
JB
CL
PA
CL
SH

402 Funding
$ 33,058.00
$ 21,544.00
$
250.00
$
4,395.00
$ 12,000.00
$
2,500.00
$ 100,000.00
$ 30,000.00
$ 12,500.00
$ 10,000.00
$ 25,000.00
$ 13,300.00
$
4,200.00
$ 50,000.00
$ 65,000.00
$
5,000.00
$ 65,100.00
$ 37,500.00
$ 17,148.00
$ 59,500.00
$ 567,995.00

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-109ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

Agency Name
GOHS - Materials & Supplies
GOHS - Sean Hammond
GOHS - Cecilia Lerma
Peoria Police Department
Perimeter Bicycle Assn
Phoenix Children's Hospital
Phoenix PD
Phoenix Street Transportation
Total

Agency Name
GOHS - P&A
Total

Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety
Task
PA
Local
1
PS
$
$
2
PS
$
$
3
PS
$
$
4
PS
$ 14,000.00 $
4
PS
$
6,068.93 $
5
PS
$
2,000.00 $
6
PS
$ 24,500.00 $
7
PS
$
5,000.00 $
$ 51,568.93
$

Task PA
1
PA

State
5,000.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
9,000.00

Planning & Administration
Local
State
$
$ 370,000.00
$
$ 370,000.00

PC
MD

PC
SH
JB
JB
PA
SH
CL
CL
PA

402 Funding
$
5,000.00
$
2,000.00
$
2,000.00
$ 14,000.00
$
6,068.93
$
2,000.00
$ 24,500.00
$
5,000.00
$ 60,568.93

402 Funding
$ 370,000.00
$ 370,000.00

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-110ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

Police Traffic Services
Agency Name
Apache County Sheriff
Apache Junction PD
Arizona DPS
Arizona DPS
Arizona DPS
Arizona DPS
Arizona DPS
Benson PD
Bullhead City PD
Camp Verde Marshall
Casa Grande PD
Chino Valley PD
Cochise County Sheriff
Coconino County Sheriff
Coolidge PD
Douglas PD
Eager PD
El Mirage PD
Flagstaff PD
Glendale PD
Glendale PD
GOHS - Survey
GOHS Conference
GOHS Deputy Director
GOHS - John Butler
GOHS - Amy Lattimer
GOHS - Cecilia Lerma
GOHS - Michelle Cota
GOHS - Sean Hammond
GOHS - Tom Gaupel
GOHS - Patricia Arteaga
Goodyear PD
Graham County Sheriff
Greenlee County Sheriff
Jerome PD
La Paz County Sheriff
Maricopa PD
Maricopa County Sheriff

Task

PA

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38

PT

$

Local
52,853.00

$

State
-

PC
AL

$

402 Funding
52,853.00

PT

$

21,600.00

$

-

CL

$

21,600.00

PT

$

-

$ 126,090.00

JB

$

126,090.00

PT

$

-

$

30,729.60

JB

$

30,729.60

PT

$

-

$

21,450.00

JB

$

21,450.00

PT

$

-

$

30,000.00

JB

$

30,000.00

PT

$

-

$

14,300.00

JB

$

14,300.00

PT

$

6,500.00

$

-

SH

$

6,500.00

PT

$

36,500.00

$

-

AL

$

36,500.00

PT

$

6,282.00

$

-

MC

$

6,282.00

PT

$

70,987.00

$

-

AL

$

70,987.00

PT

$

42,290.60

$

-

CL

$

42,290.60

PT

$

37,566.00

$

-

SH

$

37,566.00

PT

$

34,643.64

$

-

CL

$

34,643.64

PT

$

16,026.03

$

-

AL

$

16,026.03

PT

$

50,967.16

$

-

SH

$

50,967.16

PT

$

3,000.00

$

-

AL

$

3,000.00

PT

$

25,356.61

$

-

PA

$

25,356.61

PT

$

40,730.95

$

-

CL

$

40,730.95

PT

$

2,500.00

$

-

PA

$

2,500.00

PT

$

7,000.00

$

-

PA

$

7,000.00

PT

$

-

$

13,300.00

AG

$

13,300.00

PT

$

-

$

12,500.00

AG

$

12,500.00

PT

$

-

$

30,000.00

AG

$

30,000.00

PT

$

-

$

25,000.00

MD

$

25,000.00

PT

$

-

$

24,500.00

JB

$

24,500.00

PT

$

-

$

53,400.00

JB

$

53,400.00

PT

$

-

$

7,000.00

JB

$

7,000.00

PT

$

-

$

13,000.00

JB

$

13,000.00

PT

$

-

$

4,000.00

JB

$

4,000.00

PT

$

-

$

10,000.00

JB

$

10,000.00

PT

$

36,139.00

$

-

PA

$

36,139.00

PT

$

29,200.00

$

-

SH

$

29,200.00

PT

$

10,000.00

$

-

SH

$

10,000.00

PT

$

2,800.00

$

-

SH

$

2,800.00

PT

$

37,500.00

$

-

PA

$

37,500.00

PT

$

55,225.00

$

-

PA

$

55,225.00

PT

$

85,330.00

$

-

JB

$

85,330.00

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-111ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

Mesa PD
Mohave County Sheriff
Navajo County Sheriff
Nogales PD
Oro Valley PD
Payson PD
Peoria PD
Phoenix PD
Pima Community College PD
Pima County Sheriff
Pinetop-Lakeside PD
Pima PD
Prescott PD
Prescott Valley PD
Quartzite PD
Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community

San Luis PD
Santa Cruz County Sheriff
Sedona PD
Show Low PD
Snowflake-Taylor PD
Tempe PD
Thatcher PD
Tucson PD
Tucson PD
University of Arizona PD
Yavapai County Sheriff
Yuma PD
White Mountain Apache Tribal Traffic Safety

Total

39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67

PT

$

63,380.00

$

-

AL

$

63,380.00

PT

$

40,800.00

$

-

AL

$

40,800.00

PT

$

30,950.00

$

-

AL

$

30,950.00

PT

$

35,000.00

$

-

SH

$

35,000.00

PT

$

29,170.00

$

-

SH

$

29,170.00

PT

$

8,000.00

$

-

AL

$

8,000.00

PT

$

41,610.00

$

-

PA

$

41,610.00

PT

$

53,750.00

$

-

PA

$

53,750.00

PT

$

2,114.00

$

-

SH

$

2,114.00

PT

$

46,200.00

$

-

JB

$

46,200.00

PT

$

32,500.00

$

-

PA

$

32,500.00

PT

$

9,000.00

$

-

SH

$

9,000.00

PT

$

19,200.00

$

-

CL

$

19,200.00

PT

$

43,900.00

$

-

CL

$

43,900.00

PT

$

24,550.00

$

-

AL

$

24,550.00

PT

$

10,000.00

$

-

CL

$

10,000.00

PT

$

19,950.00

$

-

CL

$

19,950.00

PT

$

10,359.00

$

-

SH

$

10,359.00

PT

$

36,624.00

$

-

CL

$

36,624.00

PT

$

25,000.00

$

-

AL

$

25,000.00

PT

$

3,000.00

$

-

AL

$

3,000.00

PT

$

23,940.00

$

-

AL

$

23,940.00

PT

$

24,200.00

$

-

SH

$

24,200.00

PT

$

32,225.00

$

-

JB

$

32,225.00

PT

$

53,940.00

$

-

JB

$

53,940.00

PT

$

12,651.67

$

-

SH

$

12,651.67

PT

$

25,776.00

$

-

CL

$

25,776.00

PT

$

55,000.00

$

-

AL

$

55,000.00

PT

$

25,000.00

$

-

TG

$

25,000.00

$ 1,548,786.66

$ 415,269.60

$ 1,964,056.26

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-112ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED

Agency Name
Arizona Trucking Assn
GOHS - Amy Lattimer
GOHS - Patricia Arteaga
Phoenix Street Transportation
Total

Agency Name
Glendale PD
GOHS - Patricia Arteaga
Total

Task PA
1
RS
2
RS
3
RS
4
PS

Task
1
2

PA
TR
TR

Roadway Safety
Local
$ 38,475.00
$
$
$
5,000.00
$ 43,475.00

Traffic Records
Local
$ 50,130.00
$
$ 50,130.00

State
$
$
$
$
$

5,000.00
5,000.00
10,000.00

State
$
$
$

5,000.00
5,000.00

PC
AL
JB
JB
PA

PC
PA
JB

402 Funding
$ 38,475.00
$
5,000.00
$
5,000.00
$
5,000.00
$ 53,475.00

402 Funding
$ 50,130.00
$
5,000.00
$ 55,130.00

STATE OF ARIZONA FY 2010 HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN
-113ALL CRASH STATISTICS WERE PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC RECORDS SECTION UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED