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Traffic Safety Commission - June 3, 2026

Traffic Safety Commission - June 3, 2026

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Free language assistance services are available for this meeting. Contact Rob Sadowsky at 503-679-7375 (48-hour notice needed).

Agenda

  1. CALL TO ORDER: 7:00 PM
  2. APPROVAL OF LAST MEETING MINUTES (April 2026)
  3. Interviews for TSC Openings
    1. 7:10 Joe Gartska
    2. 7:20 Dirk Schlagenhaufer
    3. 7:30 Josh Crain
    4. 7:40 Hannah Johnson
    5. 7:50 Michael Edmonds
    6. 8:00 Betty Mumm
    7. 8:30 Simon Xu
  4. Recommendations for Board
  5. CALL FOR ADDITIONAL AGENDA ITEMS
  6. CITIZEN CONCERNS
  7. TSAP Priorities: Review strategies (see homework attached)
  8. ADJOURNMENT

County contacts:

  • Rob Sadowsky – office: 503.742.4776; cell 503.679.7375
  • Carl Olson – office 503-742-4684; cell 971-235-3260    

Potential Performance Measures

To eliminate fatalities and serious injuries – achieving zero by 2050 and a 35% reduction by 2035 (35% by 2035) – this plan establishes six potential performance measures (shown below) to track progress. These measures will be reported annually to the Transportation Safety Commission (TSC), which may provide a written update to the Board of County Commissioners. A performance dashboard may also be developed to support transparent, ongoing monitoring and accountability.

  1. Number of fatalities and serious injuries
    1. Fatal and serious injury crashes will be reported by the 10 Emphasis Areas and in total
    2. Fatal and serious injury crashes will be reported by the 10 Emphasis Areas and in total
  2. Fatal and serious injury crash rates
    1. Fatal and serious injury crash rates
    2. Fatal and serious injury crash rate compared to neighboring counties
  3. Impairment
    1. Number of DUIs
  4. Engineering studies or installations
    1. Number of speed zone reviews
    2. Number of permanent speed feedback signs installed
    3. Projects/evaluations in pipeline and projects/evaluations completed
  5. Number of outreach visits including high school visits and fairs
  6. Public sentiment around traffic safety as measured by a survey
    1. Example from 2026 survey: Share your level of agreement with thefollowing statements about rod users in Clackamas County (rate on scaleof 1-5 with 1 meaning you strongly disagree and 5 meaning you stronglyagree)
      1. I feel safe driving in Clackamas County
      2. I feel safe walking or rolling in Clackamas County
      3. I feel safe biking in Clackamas County
      4. Drivers are exhibiting safe behaviors when driving
      5. Pedestrians are exhibiting save behaviors when walking