Traffic Records Program
Alaska Traffic Records Coordinating Committee
With guidelines from NHTSA and eligible federal funding, The Alaska Traffic Records Coordinating Committee was created to bring people together who are interested in reducing traffic injuries and deaths by improving the timeliness, accuracy and consistency of traffic crash data. The ATRCC meets at least once each month to discuss ongoing and upcoming projects.
MISSION: The mission of the ATRCC is to facilitate the integration and exchange of traffic records data between federal, state, and local traffic-related agencies and organizations in an effort to reduce fatalities, crashes, and injuries.
OBJECTIVE: The objective of the ATRCC is to provide strong leadership and coordinate resources to address the timeliness, completeness, reliability, interoperability, accessibility, and utility of traffic records data.
GOALS: The ATRCC is committed to providing direction and coordination support towards the following goals:
- To improve the timeliness, accuracy, completeness, consistencey, and accessibility of traffic records data necessary to identify priorities for Alaska's traffic safety programs.
- To assist in the development of tools and procedures for comprehensive collection, maintenance, and dissemination of traffic safety data.
- To assist with the implementation of traffic safety improvement projects.
ATRCC Strategic Plans, Bylaws, Charter |
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| • | FFY 2012 Strategic Plan - Revised 11/28/11 (687 KB) |
| • | FFY 2011 Strategic Plan (510 KB) |
| • | FFY 2010 Strategic Plan (547 KB) |
| • | ATRCC Bylaws (1.4 MB) |
| • | ATRCC Charter (300 KB) |
Alaska Traffic Records Coordinating Committee Voting Members |
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| Officers | Name | Organization | Phone | |
| Lt. Tom Dunn | AST, DPS | 373-8333 | arthur.dunn@alaska.gov | |
| Betty Monsour | UAA | 786-6574 | betty.monsour@uaa.alaska.edu | |
| Recording Secretary | Joanna Reed | AHSO, DOT&PF | 465-8532 | joanna.reed@alaska.gov |
| Tiffany Thomas | DMV, DOA | 269-3770 | tiffany.thomas@alaska.gov | |
| Vice Chair | Helen Sharratt | AK Court System | 264-8211 | hsharratt@courts.state.ak.us |
| Ulf Petersen | MSCVE, DOT&PF | 365-1212 | ulf.petersen@alaska.gov | |
| Chief John Lucking | Soldotna PD | 262-4455 | jlucking@ci.soldotna.ak.us | |
| Chair | Marcia Howell | AIPC | 561-4140 | marcia_howell@hotmail.com |
| Tony Piper | ASAP, H&SS | 269-3781 | tony.piper@alaska.gov | |
| Bonnie Walters | DOT&PF | 465-6996 | bonnie.walters@alaska.gov | |
| Sgt. Justin Doll | Anchorage PD | 786-2439 | jdoll@ci.anchorage.ak.us | |
| Ambrosia Bowlus | H&SS | 334-4471 | ambrosia.bowlus@alaska.gov | |
| Anna Bosin | DOT&PF | 269-0643 | anna.bosin@alaska.gov | |
| Contacts and organizations subject to change | ||||
Alaska Traffic Records Coordinating Committee |
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| Name | Organization | Phone | |
| Joanna Reed | AHSO | 465-8532 | joanna.reed@alaska.gov |
| Contacts and organizations subject to change | |||
Alaska Traffic Records Coordinating Committee Federal Observers (Non-Voting) |
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| Name | Organization | Phone | |
| Al Fletcher | FHWA | 586-7245 | al.fletcher@fhwa.dot.gov |
| Greg Fredericksen | NHTSA | 206-220-7643 | greg.fredericksen@dot.gov |
| Shirley Wise | NHTSA | 206-220-7644 | shirley.wise@dot.gov |
| Contacts and organizations subject to change | |||
| ATRCC Meeting Minutes | |
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| Next meeting: May 9, 2012 | |
| April 2012 | 04.11.12 minutes |
| March Special Meeting | 03.19.12 minutes  (30KB) |
| March 2012 Approved | 03.14.12 minutes (71KB) |
| March Special Meeting | 03.02.12 minutes (24KB) |
| February 2012 Approved | 02.07.12 minutes (43KB) |
| January 2012 Approved | 01.11.12 minutes (68KB) |
| December 2011 Approved | 12.14.11 minutes (55KB) |
| November 2011 Approved | 11.09.11 minutes (137KB) |
| October 2011 Approved | 10.12.11 minutes (58KB) |
| September 2011 Approved | 09. 14.11 minutes (55KB) |
| August 2011 Approved | 08.10.11 minutes (65KB) |
| July 2011 Approved | 07.13.11 minutes (66KB) |
| June 2011 Approved | 06.15.11 minutes (55 KB) |
| May 2011 Approved | 05.11.11 minutes (54 KB) |
| April 2011 Approved | 04.12.11 minutes (54 KB) |
| March 2011 Approved | 03.09.11 minutes (75 KB) |
| February 2011 Approved | 02.08.11 minutes (63 KB) |
| January 2011 Approved | 01.11.11 minutes (55 KB) |
| December 2010 Approved | 12.15.10 minutes (69 KB) |
| November 2010 Approved | 11.10.10 minutes (72 KB) |
| October 2010 Approved | 10.13.10 minutes (62 KB) |
| September 2010 Approved | 09.15.10 minutes (408 KB) |
| August 2010 Approved | 08.18.10 minutes (79 KB) |
| July 2010 Approved | 07.13.10 minutes (73 KB) |
| June 2010 Approved | 06.09.10 minutes (54 KB) |
| May 2010 Approved | 05.12.10 minutes (56 KB) |
| April 2010 Approved | 04.14.10 minutes (69 KB) |
| March 2010 Approved | 03.10.10 minutes (81 KB) |
| February 2010 Approved | 02.10.10 minutes (41 KB) |
| January 2010 Approved | 01.13.10 minutes (659 KB) |
| December 2009 Approved | 12.09.09 minutes (239 KB) |
| November 2009 Approved | 11.09.09 minutes (240 KB) |
| October 2009 Approved | 10.14.09 minutes (289 KB) |
AFFILIATED COMMITTEES & PROJECTS
Alaska Traffic Records Resource Guide (3.7 MB)
The Alaska Traffic Records Resource Guide (TRRG) combines the efforts of the ATRCC along with Traffic Data System Managers from around the state to illustrate Alaska's Traffic Records system component databases. The TRRG is a resource for Traffic Safety data collectors, system managers, and data users to utilize in the effort to reduce fatal and major injuries on Alaska's trafficways. As additional Traffic Records systems are identified, or current systems are updated, this Guide will be revised. For questions, comments, or if your agency would like to be included in future editions of the TRRG, please contact
Joanna Reed in the Alaska Highway Safety Office.
NHTSA 408 Funds 
The ATRCC actively engages in obtaining 408
funds from the National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration (NHTSA). NHTSA's 408 funds enable projects such as updating the police collision report form training manual; management and storage of crash records, collision data, and collision injury data; and the implementation of TraCS throughout the state.
Multi-Agency Justice Integration Consortium (MAJIC)
Alaska’s Multi-Agency Justice Integration Consortium has been set-up to help agencies more efficiently share complete, accurate, timely information in order to enhance the performance of the criminal justice system as a whole. MAJIC meets every other Thursday, and is comprised of representitives from 18 organizations across the state.
Traffic and Criminal Software (TraCS) Steering Committee
Alaska's TraCS Steering Committee was formed to enable the implementation of TraCS throughout the state. The TraCS program will equip law enforcement with an electronic citation and collision report form, which will eliminate the current paper forms. The data entered into the electronic form will
allow faster data transfer from the police officer
to the end data users. This multi-phased web enablement
project will allow officers to fill out collision forms and submit them
via the web. For more information on TraCS, click here.
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