Supporting and enhancing Law Enforcement Liaison communications and activities nationwide.
National LEL Program
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Supporting and enhancing Law Enforcement Liaison communications and activities nationwide.
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4/7/2015
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March 18, 2021
Sheriff John Whetsel: Creating the next gen traffic leaders.
Sheriff John Whetsel has been involved with law enforcement at all ranks including the chief of two departments and a six-time elected sheriff. He has a personal tie to the world of traffic safety having lost his wife and two-year old daughter which has made him a life long advocate for traffic safety. Sheriff Whetsel recently joined the NLELP for a webinar which is where this podcast comes from. https://www.nlelp.org/lel-february-webinar-developing-traffic-safety-champions/ Today, Sheriff Whetsel discusses the importance of developing the next generation of traffic safety champions for law enforcement.
February 23, 2021
Darrin Grondel
Dr. Darrin Grondel is the Vice President of Traffic Safety and Government Relations for Responsibility.org. Darrin is the former director of the Washington State Traffic Safety Commissions, a retired Captain from the Washington State Highway Patrol served as both secretary and chair of the Governors Highway Safety Association. Darrin discusses his work with Responsibility.org, the challenges faced by traffic safety professionals, and more. During the recording, Darrin talked about many tools and resources that Responsibility.org has made available for law enforcement. You can visit their website to learn more and access those resources by following the link below. https://www.responsibility.org/end-drunk-driving/drunk-driving-resources/law-enforcement/
April 1, 2016
Pete Abrams and Monty Allsop on Managing a Rural LEL Program
Pete Abrams and Monty Allsop are the Law Enforcement Liaisons with the Highway Safety Program of the Wyoming Department of Transportation. Wyoming is a geographically large but largely rural state, which poses a distinct set of challenges for LELs, particularly in encouraging participation in traffic enforcement campaigns and in maintaining relationships with far-flung law enforcement agencies. As Pete says, "the biggest thing is that personal contact – you’ve got to get out in the field, and you’ve got to get to know these people." Hear more in this podcast.
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