FY16 MOHS Overall Target: To reduce fatalities to 615 and serious injuries to 5,956 or below by 2016. FY16 Performance Measures: Core Outcome Measure/Fatality Rate: To decrease traffic fatalities by 7.0% from a five year average (2008- 2012) of (667) to (620) by the end of 2015. To decrease the number of traffic fatalities by an additional .09% for a long term Target of (615) fatalities by the end of 2016. Core Outcome Measure/Serious Injury: To decrease the number of serious traffic injuries by 12.84% from a five year average (2008-2012) of (6,870) to (6,016) by the end of FY16. To decrease the number of serious injuries by an additional 1% for a long term target of (5,956) by the end of 2016. MOHS Impaired Driving Strategies: Impaired Driving Task Force: The Impaired Driving sub-committee of MAHSL, established in September 1995, has been active since then. The current alcohol committee has 31standing committee members, along with a chairman that calls for meetings and reports from the committee members. Impaired Driving Coordinated Program: Fund law enforcement programs for Impaired Driving enforcement; Provide for earned and paid media to discourage impaired driving Selective Traffic Enforcement Programs: The Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) - include projects which pay for traffic enforcement overtime activities (above and current enforcement activities). All STEP programs must either beyond agency’s have established written STEP operating policies and procedures, or will develop written policies and procedures before STEP grants can be executed. Fund impaired driving checkpoints and/or saturation patrol training; Distribute National Impaired Driving Campaign Blitz information/reporting packets; Selective Traffic Enforcement Program Periods: Law Enforcement agencies must participate in the following required State and national campaigns for impaired driving campaigns during the grant period as follows: National Campaigns: Must conduct minimum of four (4) checkpoints and/or saturation patrols during these campaigns/blitz periods. Impaired Driving Campaign; and Christmas/New Year’s Labor Day Impaired Driving Campaign State Holiday Campaigns: Must conduct minimum of two (2) checkpoints and/or saturation patrols during these holiday campaigns/blitz periods. Thanksgiving Holiday period; Super Bowl Sunday (at least one checkpoint/saturation for one day event); Memorial Day Holiday period; and
FY16 MOHS Overall Target: To reduce fatalities to 615 and serious injuries to 5,956 or below by 2016. FY16 Performance Measures: Core Outcome Measure/Fatality Rate: To decrease traffic fatalities by 7.0% from a five year average (2008- 2012) of (667) to (620) by the end of 2015. To decrease the number of traffic fatalities by an additional .09% for a long term Target of (615) fatalities by the end of 2016. Core Outcome Measure/Serious Injury: To decrease the number of serious traffic injuries by 12.84% from a five year average (2008-2012) of (6,870) to (6,016) by the end of FY16. To decrease the number of serious injuries by an additional 1% for a long term target of (5,956) by the end of 2016. MOHS Impaired Driving Strategies: Impaired Driving Task Force: The Impaired Driving sub-committee of MAHSL, established in September 1995, has been active since then. The current alcohol committee has 31standing committee members, along with a chairman that calls for meetings and reports from the committee members. Impaired Driving Coordinated Program: Fund law enforcement programs for Impaired Driving enforcement; Provide for earned and paid media to discourage impaired driving Selective Traffic Enforcement Programs: The Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) - include projects which pay for traffic enforcement overtime activities (above and beyond agency’s current enforcement activities). All STEP programs must either have established written STEP operating policies and procedures, or will develop written policies and procedures before STEP grants can be executed. Fund impaired driving checkpoints and/or saturation patrol training; Distribute National Impaired Driving Campaign Blitz information/reporting packets; Selective Traffic Enforcement Program Periods: Law Enforcement agencies must participate in the following required State and national campaigns for impaired driving campaigns during the grant period as follows: National Campaigns: Must conduct minimum of four (4) checkpoints and/or saturation patrols during these campaigns/blitz periods. Christmas/New Year’s Impaired Driving Campaign; and Labor Day Impaired Driving Campaign State Holiday Campaigns: Must conduct minimum of two (2) checkpoints and/or saturation patrols during these holiday campaigns/blitz periods. Thanksgiving Holiday period; Super Bowl Sunday (at least one checkpoint/saturation for one day event); Memorial Day Holiday period; and