Management & Oversight Structure

The oversight and development of the Strategic Highway Safety Plan involves an Executive Committee, a Core Group, and a Working Group.  The Executive Committee provides the overall direction to the plan development and implementation and makes key decisions. This committee is primarily composed of the Secretary and the Commissioners of the following State Agencies: Agency of Transportation, Public Safety, Education, Health and Labor. The Core Group provides the continued overall management of the plan development and implementation. During the plan development, members of the Core Group lead the task team for each of the seven emphasis areas and interacted directly with the Executive Committee and the Working Group. During this phase, the group was also responsible for preparing the plan. Now that the SHSP is being implemented, this group is coordinating the Function Teams responsible for developing implementation plans. The Core Group is principally comprised of the Agency of Transportation and the Governor’s Highway Safety Program staff along with representatives from the Vermont Department of Education, the Vermont Department of Health and the Vermont Department of Labor, the Federal Highway Administration and the American Traffic Safety Services Association. During the development stage, the Working Group guided the technical work of the process, including developing goals, objectives, and alternatives. This group is composed of all the individuals from all the safety related organizations that have volunteered to participate to the development and implementation of the Strategic Highway Safety Plan. The Working Group is further divided into Function Teams, one for each of the five functions identified. These functions teams are responsible for developing action plans that will lead to the full implementation of the SHSP. 9/7/06 Presentation:  What we have done and where we are going. 4/9/07 Presentation: Moving Forward in Implementing the VT SHSP

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