To promote traffic safety county wide and help develop, review and recommend policies, programs and projects addressing traffic safety. Examples include conducting DUII education at local area schools, supporting a Safe Communities program, reviewing and recommending projects and priorities of safety improvements and other safety expenditures as well as participation in area safety fairs to promote traffic safety.
The Traffic Safety Commission (TSC) is made up of 12 adults and one or more high school students. The TSC focuses on projects and programs in the following areas:
- alcohol and drugs related to traffic safety
- codes and laws related to traffic safety
- driver education
- highway design, construction and maintenance
- identification and monitoring of high crash locations
- pedestrian and bicycle safety
- traffic data
- school bus and school zone safety
- traffic control devices
The Traffic Safety Commission meets the first Wednesday of every other month from 7–9 p.m. in the Development Services Building Room 301, 150 Beavercreek Road, Oregon City or through Zoom. If you would like to join by Zoom, you must first register.
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Commission members
- Christopher Larsen (chair)
- Andrew Labonte (vice chair)
- Robert Biddle
- Janette DeCastro
- William Feeley
- Bob Karl
- Rafael Kaup
- Nathan McCarty
- Patricia Oleson
- Marchelle Paholsky
- Michael Wilson
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