AGGRESSIVE DRIVING PARTICIPATING DEPARTMENTSThis web site is constantly being updated and improved for your use. If you are having difficulty in logging into your police agency with the supplied password,please call the administration office of North Central Highway Safety by this telephone number. Recent On the Scanner StoriesMartinsburg PD ENRADD PublicityA story appeared in the Morrison Cove Herald (Blair County) about regarding ENRADD use and aggressive driving enforcement. Download the attached PDF to read the article.
Kittanning Boro/ Armstrong County ENRADDPosted By: Alan Puccetti on 13 May  On May 11th, Kittanning Boro PD in Armstrong County, a participating aggressive driving department, took delivery of their ENRADD unit. This was done as a result of borrowing a unit from Clarion Boro/ Clarion County and showcasing its ease of operation, ability to conceal and advantages over other speed timing devises to the mayor and council. With a little rearranging of the police budget, it was decided that it was an easy choice to purchase the ENRADD. Training was provided by Dave Shultz, training coordinator for YIS/Cowden Group. The training took place in Kittanning Boro council chambers. Heavy Truck Enforcement on Rt. 19Posted By: Alan Puccetti on 5 April  On March 11, 2010 while Officer Zach Kirsch was running an AD detail on Route 19, he observed a tractor/ trailer on a feeder road that has a weight restriction on it, knowing that this vehicle is not permitted on this roadway he initiated a traffic stop. Officer Kirsch is seen here advised the operator of the violation. Chief Len Keller backed up Office Kirsch, Chief Keller was working the AD detail as enforcement & they have a vehicle that is equipped to carry the scales, which he was operating. Officer Chris Linville, weight master for Jackson Township, noted the weight of front axle. Officer Linville completed the weighting task while explaining the process to the violator. Vehicle was 46,154 pounds over limit. Fine of: $13,200.00. Violator has requested a hearing. Region 4 LEL Butch Puccetti was conducting a ride along with Chief Keller and observed this enforcement taking place. Area-4-AD-MeetingPosted By: Alan Puccetti on 15 January  An are 4 AD meeting was held at the Punxsutawney Pa. State Police barracks. PennDOT District 9 Safety SummitPosted By: Alan Puccetti on 15 January  The PennDOT District 9 Safety Summit was held on December 16, 2009. Topics included aggressive driving enforcement, school programs, seat belt enforcement, older drivers and road improvements. | Contact UsArea 4 LEL
Area 4 Aggressive Driving Coordinators
Andrea is AD Coordinator for Armstrong, Butler, Clarion, Indiana and Jefferson counties Colleen is AD Coordinator for Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Fulton, Huntingdon and Somerset counties. Safety Press Officers
Shawn Houck Comprehensive Highway Safety ProgramsThe Comprehensive Highway Safety Programs focus on highway safety issues occurring in their respective counties. These focus areas include, but are not limited to: Aggressive Driving, Impaired Driving, Occupant Protection, Youth Drivers, Pedestrian Safety, and Bicycle Safety. The Comprehensive Highway Safety Coordinators can assist police departments with school programs, public awareness, equipment, and other resources pertaining to Highway Safety. Cambria Allegheny Regional Highway Safety NetworkTodd Schaeffer, Project Coordinator Indiana Regional Highway Safety ProjectSandy Toy, Coordinator |
Morrison Cove Herald Article
Alan Puccetti, Area 4 LEL