2024 Crash Responder Safety Week
The Bangor Area Comprehensive Transportation System and MaineDOT are joining forces with the national Crash Responder Safety Week, taking the opportunity to bring to light the courageous and often underrepresented stories of our local responders.
Governor Mills issued a Proclamation acknowledging the week of November 18th-22nd as Crash Responder Safety Week.
As part of that week, we are doing the following:
A press event on November 18th at 10am in Hermon at the Dysarts Truck Stop (530 Coldbrook Rd, Hermon, ME 04401);
We are hosting a Train the Trainer training on November 20th from 0800-1600 in the conference room of the MaineDOT District 2 facility in Augusta. To register for the training, please click here. When filling in the form, please enter Augusta in the Training Location box.;
We are hosting a 4-hour TIM training on November 21st from 1000-1400 in the Blue Building at MaineDOT’s Bangor facility. To register for the training, please click here. When filling in the form, please enter Bangor in the Training Location box.
If you have any questions please contact Jacob Stein.
Traffic Incident Management (TIM)
Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Committees are groups of stakeholders consisting of law enforcement, fire, rescue, towing, recovery, and transportation agencies interested in enhancing traffic incident management on Maine’s roadways.
TIM consists of a planned and coordinated multi-disciplinary process to detect, respond to, and clear traffic incidents so that traffic flow may be restored as safely and quickly as possible. Effective TIM reduces the duration and impacts of traffic incidents and improves the safety of motorists, crash victims and emergency responders.
The mission of the TIM program in Maine is to improve safety and reliability of the transportation network by developing and sustaining an effective, multi-disciplinary statewide TIM Program.
Partner Organizations
Contact Us
For additional information or if you have any questions please contact one of the following people
Sara Devlin — BACTS Executive Director
Stephen Landry — MaineDOT State Traffic Engineer