Roadway safety affects everyone in our community. Our team develops and coordinates comprehensive traffic safety programs for all ages, hoping to demonstrate why making the right choices can keep us safe.
We can be reached by email at [email protected] or by phone 585-753-3130 .
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Community Traffic Safety Team
The Monroe County Community Traffic Safety Team (CTST) is comprised of traffic safety advocates and professionals who are committed to solving traffic safety problems through a comprehensive and multi-disciplinary approach. This committee analyzes and addresses areas of concern, as well as mitigates and aims to prevent future traffic safety problems. CTST members include local, state, and federal government partners, as well as non-governmental organizations such as faith-based organizations (FBO), community-based organizations (CBO), non-profit organizations (NPO), public-benefit corporations (i.e., public transportation), hospitals, and other interested stakeholders. It is the CTST's commitment to work together using the four E’s (Education, Engineering, Evaluation, Enforcement/Emergency Services) to achieve safer roads and travel modes for the whole community. While the makeup of the CTST will differ based on specific incident-specific variables, three Monroe County departments will be active in all case studies; Department of Public Safety (DPS), Department of Planning and Development (Planning), and the Department of Transportation (MCDOT).
Submit Traffic Safety Concerns
You can also call the Community Traffic Safety Team at 585-753-3200
Our Community Traffic Safety Team evaluates concerns only within Monroe County. After submission, our team will contact you to discuss the issue further, get more clarification, and send status updates. Concerns will be reviewed in order received and according to the team meeting calendar. Concerns submitted by: November 30th will be reviewed at our January meeting. February 28th will be reviewed at our April meeting. May 31st will be reviewed at our July meeting. August 31st will be reviewed at our October meeting.
Connect On Social Media!
Our Office of Traffic Safety & STOP-DWI uses social media to recognize partners, share timely Traffic Safety tips and information and to showcase our work and locations you can find us.
Work with our team!
Our Office of Traffic Safety & STOP-DWI team is happy to work with anyone in the community that wants information about safety on and around roadways. Below are two program guides that include smaller scale presentations with activities, as well as larger scale traffic safety awareness fairs for all ages from kindergarten on up. These presentations are for drivers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and those who use public transit.
Scheduling for our FREE programming can be done here with follow up by our team for any needed clarity.
Program Guide Most Geared to Drivers Program Guide for Younger Ages & Non-Drivers
Quarterly Newsletters
You can stay up to date on our work and updates of traffic safety tips and advancements through our quarterly newsletters. Have ideas for topics we should cover? Let us know, we're always looking for new ideas!
Traffic Safety Newsletter - Q2 2024 Traffic Safety Newsletter - Q3 2024
