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Nhtsa Public Service Award Winners 1983-2019 NHTSA PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD WINNERS 1983-2019 YEAR/LOCATION RECIPIENT/TITLE AGENCY CITY/STATE 2019 – Louisville Howard Hedegard, Chair Buckle Up New Hampshire Committee Derry, NH Chief Anthony Parenti, Executive New Jersey Police Traffic Officers Vorhees, NJ Director Association Sergeant Kevin Wallace Guilford County Sheriff’s Office Greensboro, NC Lolita Hill, President and Chief L. Hill & Associates LLC Jacksonville, FL Executive Director Amy Miles, Forensic Toxicology Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene Madison, WI Program Director Robert Wunderlich, P.E., Director, Texas A&M Transportation Institute College Station, Center for Transportation Institute TX Carrie Tergin, Mayor City of Jefferson Jefferson, MO The Wyoming Attorney General’s Cheyenne, WY Office Kemp Layden, Traffic Unit Detective Phoenix Police Department Phoenix, AZ Judge Mary Jane Knisely STEER Court (Sobriety, Treatment, Billings, MT Education, Excellence and Rehabilitation) Mark Stodola, Probation Fellow American Probation and Parole Lexington, KY Association 2018 - San Antonio Patrick Moody, Manager of Public AAA Northern New England Portland, ME Affairs Ben Lieberman, Co-Founder DORCS (Distracted Operators Risk Albany, NY Casualties) Captain Amy Carney Sykesville Freedom District Fire Dept. Sykesville, MD Arlinda Page, Senior Police Officer Metropolitan Police Department Washington, DC Captain Leroy Smith Saraland Police Department Saraland, AL The Honorable Phyllis McMillen, 3rd Circuit Court, State of Michigan Waterford, MI Judge Mr. George and Mrs. Marilyn MADD Morgan County South Murphy, Co-Founders Jacksonville, IL Michael C. Thompson, Oklahoma Department of Public Safety Oklahoma City, Commissioner (Retired) OK Anita Boatman, Director Office of Driver’s Services Little Rock, AR Chief Joe Ingraham, Sober 24 Washoe County Department of Reno, NV Program, Alternative Sentencing 1 Jennifer Harmon, Assistant Director Orange County Crime Lab Santa Ana, CA Gina Bagnariol-Benevides Auburn, WA, Lavera Wade Spokane WA, Tina Meyer, Victims/Advocates Arlington WA Dale Stockton, Executive Director Below 100 Tucson, AZ 2017 - Charlotte, NC Deputy Chief of Police Edward R. Altamont Police Department Altamont, NY Frank (retired) Vanessa Wigand, Principal Specialist Virginia Department of Education Richmond, VA H. Chip Walls, Forensic Toxicologist Metropolitan Miami Drug Recognition Miami, FL Sudden Impact Louisiana Passenger Safety Task Force New Orleans, LA Program Major Carl Saizan Louisiana State Police Baton Rouge, LA Carol A. C. Flannagan, PhD University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Rose White, Public Affairs Director AAA Nebraska Omaha, NE Robbie Pace Courtright, President MADD Central Missouri Chapter Jefferson City, MO The Honorable Richard Vlavianos Superior Court of California, County of San Stockton, CA Joaquin Mark Butcher, Citizen Advocate Bothell, WA Mi Ae Lipe, Citizen Advocate Sammamish, WA The Honorable Earl G. Penrod, ABA American Bar Association Princeton, IN Judicial Fellow Janet Brooks, Child Advocacy Sandy, UT Manager (retired) 2016 - Long Beach, CA Colonel Michael Edmonson IACP- Louisiana State Police Baton Rouge, LA Lieutenant Scott Harner Ocean City Police Department Ocean City, MD Deborah Hersman, President and The National Safety Council Chicago, IL CEO Johnny Humphreys Safe Kids Texas Heatstroke Task Force Austin, TX Judge Joseph Kavanaugh National Center for DWI Courts Alexandria, VA Beau Kilme Santa Monica, CA Officer Joey Koher Huntington Police Department Huntington, WV 2 Thelma Kuska Palos Hills, IL Lee B. Perry, Representative / Utah House of Representatives / Utah Perry, UT Lieutenant Highway Patrol, Dept. of Public Safety Carl McDonald MADD - WY State Police Casper, WY Susan Price, Senior Deputy District Orange County District Attorney’s Office West Santa Attorney Anna, CA Greg Raisman, Traffic Safety Portland Bureau of Transportation Portland, OR Specialist Sergeant Luis Taborda Miami Police Department Miami, FL Joanne Thomka National Traffic Law Center Alexandria, VA Cathy Tuttle, Executive Director Seattle Neighborhood Greenways Seattle, WA 2015 - Chicago, IL The Honorable John S. Kennedy Court of Common Pleas, York County York, PA Judicial Center Sergeant Terry Thorne Metropolitan Police Department, Special Washington, DC Operations Division Florida Sheriffs Association FL Kenneth Stecker Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor, Lansing, MI Prosecuting Attorney’s Association of Michigan Honorable Douglas J. Saloom City Court of Lafayette, Division “B” Lafayette, LA David Corp Kansas Law Enforcement Liaison, Bureau Topeka, KS of Transportation Safety and Technology Captain Anne Carpenter Nevada Highway Patrol Las Vegas, NV Hawaii State Judiciary District Court of the First Circuit, DWI Honolulu, HI Court Program Robin Abel, Advocate Renton, WA Walmart Product Safety and Bentonville, AR Compliance Jan Withers, President MADD (July 2011-December 2014) Upper Marlboro, MD Ms. Penelope “Penny” Wells, Students Against Destructive Decisions Jamaica Plain, Former President and CEO (SADD) MA 2014 - Nashville, TN Kerry Chausmer, Certification Safe Kids Worldwide Washington, DC Director Michael R. Calvin, Senior Strategic American Association of Motor Vehicle Gaithersburg, Advisor Administrators MD Angela Osterhuber, Director Pennsylvania Traffic Injury Prevention Media, PA Project 3 Isaac T. Avery, III NC Conference of District Attorneys Raleigh, NC Chief Brett Railey Winter Park Police Department Winter Park, FL Brian and Yvette Pearse K&J Foundation Gulfport, MS Robert W. Welsh, Program Manager Missouri Safety Center Warrensburg, MO C. Stephen Hooper, Operations Division of Motor Vehicles, Colorado Denver, CO Director Department of Revenue John Smith, Transportation Director Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone Washakie, WY Tribes Southern Arizona DUI Task Force Pima County Sheriff’s Office Tucson, AZ The Limtiaco Company, Inc. Walk Wise Hawaii Honolulu, HI Senator Mike Padden, State Senate State Senate 4th District Spokane Valley, 4th District WA 2013 – Denver, CO Chief Robert Ticer Avon Police Department Avon, CO California AVOID DUI Jan Null, Certified Consulting San Francisco State University Saratoga, CA Meteorologist Terry L. Moser Kentucky State DRE Department of Criminal Justice Training Richmond, KY Coordinator The Honorable David Freudenthal Former Governor of Wyoming Cheyenne, WY The Honorable Kent Lawrence Former Athens/Clarke County SWI Court Athens, GA Judge Bonnie Raffaele, Founder KDR Challenge Sault Ste. Marie, MI David Wallace, Former Director National Center for DWI Courts Alexandria, VA Candace Cheatem, Deputy Director Local Investment Commission Kansas City, MO Warren Diepraam, Trial Division & Montgomery County DA’s Office Conroe, TX Vehicular Crimes Section Chief Sgt. John Gonzales Meridian Police Department Meridian, ID Traffic Jam/Traffic Safety Coalition San Antonio, TX New York State Association of Chiefs of Police Dr. Allen Robinson, CEO American Driver and Traffic Safety Indiana, PA Education Association 4 2012 – Orlando, FL Sonja Atkins, Coordinator Safe Kids Greater Sacramento Coalition Carmichael, CA Chief John R. Batiste Washington State Patrol Olympia, WA State Senator Shirley Breeden Nevada Senate Henderson, NV Dia Gainor, Executive Director National Association of State EMS Officials Falls Church, VA Chief Kevin Greene Ground Safety 436 AW/SEG Dover Air Force Base, DE Captain Bill Hisle Shawnee Kansas Police Department Shawnee, KS Ludorum, PLC, Corporate Owner Chuggington Children’s TV and Web New York, NY Media Colonel Kenneth L. Morckel Ohio Department of Public Safety Dublin, OH (retired), Former Director Lowell M. Porter, Former Director Washington Traffic Safety Commission Gig Harbor, WA Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Baton Rouge, LA Stephen K. Talpins, CEO National Partnership on Alcohol Misuse Davie, FL and Crime State Senator John Tassoni Rhode Island General Assembly Providence, RI Stewart Wang, MD, PhD, FACS, International Center for Automotive Ann Arbor, MI Director Medicine, University of Michigan State Representative Katharine M. Pennsylvania House of Representatives Warrington Watson Township, PA State Representative Anastasia Rhode Island General Assembly Providence, RI Williams 2011 – Phoenix, AZ Janette Fennel, Founder and KidsandCars.org Leawood, KS President (Safety Champion Award) Lt. Jonlee Anderle Laramie Police Department Laramie, WY Jerold Cibley, Traffic Safety Foxboro, MA Advocate Beth Ebel, MD, MSc, MPH, Director Harborview Injury Prevention & Research Seattle, WA Center The Honorable Linda Gray Arizona State Senator Phoenix, AZ James Hanni, Executive Vice AAA Allied Group Topeka, KS President David C. Huff, Director Montana Traffic Education Programs, Helena, MT Montana Office of Public Instruction Patrick James, Traffic Safety Greer, SC Advocate 5 LaVonne King Indian Reservation Roads Technician, Lame Deer, MT Northern Cheyenne Tribe Chief Cathy L. Lanier Metropolitan Police Department Washington, DC Robert Lillie, President Evalumetrics Research Canandaigua, NY Matthew Mento, Digital Account ESPN Chicago, IL Executive The Honorable Deb Miller Secretary of Transportation Topeka, KS New York City Department of New York, NY Transportation Ohio Strategic Transportation Safety Ohio Department of Transportation Columbus, OH Plan Committee Jevon Thoresen, Account Executive ESPN Chicago, IL The Honorable Dwayne Umbarger Kansas State Senator Thayer, KS 2010 – Philadelphia, PA The Honorable Bill Richardson, New Mexico Santa Fe, NM Governor (Safety Champion Award) State Representative
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