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Santa Ana Safe Mobility Plan Enforcement, Education and Outreach Expanded Scope City of Santa Ana • Outreach Campaign Best Practices Presentation • Education Program Best Practices Presentation •— SYalceheklerAd§istrry n e.astrnel� t slF � 2iage-W • Program Charter including goals; potential media, desired outcomes and performance measures o• •• m m• a s Nelson \Nygaard will review the current operations of the Santa Ana Police Department Traffic Division including the number of officers allocated to the division and the total hours worked. We will make an objective assessment of the operational statistics in the context of the citywide traffic collision data collected in Task 2 and analyzed in Task 4.1. The intention of this assessment will be to identify any gaps between the current traffic operations and the staff hours necessary to address the existing collision patterns. This assessment shalt include any recommendations identified in Task 6; such as saturation patrols and targeted enforcement activities. We will also review current programs in peer cities and legal and procedural requirements and willingness to offer a diversion program for youth and /or adults. In addition, we will review the current database systems and processes used by the City for managing and tracking collisions and citations. We will assess the these systems and practices; identifying opportunities for increased efficiencies, simplified data sharing between agencies, and improved evaluation of targeted enforcement activities. Task 21 Santa Ana Police Department Interviews We will conduct interviews with Santa Ana Police Department Traffic Division and Records to review current and potential future operations (including number of officers allocated to the division by time of day and total hours worked) by task. We will also inquire about desired organizational and procedural strategies to improve safety. We will use the interviews to inform the potential enforcement recommendations and needed framework for establishing a council priority to fund additional enforcement efforts. We expect that the interviews will also provide the opportunity to increase sensitivity in the use of language towards the end of developing a common vocabulary when talking about collisions in Santa Ana. Task 2.2 Review Collision Reporting and Data Management Procedures. Through interviews and observations, we will document current practices for transferring collision report forms to the collision database; based on the collision analysis findings, we will walk through the challenges in understanding primary collision factors from a sampling of collision reports and discuss opportunities to improve the collision database to allow for enhanced vulnerable roadway user collision analyses, opportunities to improve consistency of collision reporting, and opportunities for NelsonlNygaard Consulting Associates, Inc. 13 20A -6