LELs do not work alone. These are the offices, associations, and campaigns we plug agencies into.
NJDHTS
Prevents motor vehicle crashes and the injuries and deaths that follow on New Jersey roadways. Administers the State & Community Highway Safety Program, which distributes about $30 million in federal funding each year. The Director also serves as the Governor’s representative to GHSA and NHTSA.
NHTSA
Works to save lives, prevent injuries, and reduce the cost of crashes among drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and bicyclists.
GHSA
The states’ voice on highway safety — policy, data, and the annual meeting of SHSO leadership.
NJPTOA
Statewide association founded in 1974 for law enforcement, public agencies, and private partners working on traffic safety. Monthly meetings on the first Wednesday at 10:00 a.m., except July and August. Agency membership is funded by NJ DHTS.
IACP
Traffic safety work covering impaired driving, distraction, speed, occupant protection, and officer safety — with resources written for chiefs and commanders.
NJSACOP
Professional home of the LEL program. Hosts the program office in Marlton and supports chiefs across the state.