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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/13/2022 04. Traffic Safety Session CL3LOril BUSINESS OF THE CITY COUNCIL YAKIMA, WASHINGTON AGENDA STATEMENT Item No. 4. For Meeting of: September 13, 2022 ITEM TITLE: Traffic Safety Session SUBMITTED BY: Matt Murray, Chief of Police SUMMARY EXPLANATION: Discuss traffic safety concerns. ITEM BUDGETED: NA STRATEGIC PRIORITY: NA APPROVED FOR SUBMITTAL BY THE CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDATION: Distributed at the Meeting Yakima PoliceDepartment Traffic Update Captain Shawn Boyle 509-728-4541/Shawn.boyle@yakimawa.gov APVA44 °OLIC # LP74„.,,...: I ntrod u cti o n F 1 YAKIMA POLICE DEPARTMENT SHIFT ROSTER CHIEF OF POLICE MATT MURRAY-5T1 n. tss Tln 1 TO..w1M Y.PATROL 915151061 1 MY 55Er ST4 • 143 Commissioned officers —'� Oar (0 ,nNOW.MI MINIM a ,� .r.� Y. vas <.1.t) (»(IA)r1 .l�r M] • 20 Vacancies (1-Captain, 14 Officers, 5-Frozen) �aµ�a1,113 '��` .Wane,.9e __1. 1114.4 , TIM Pa.1.1rq O P..]., 1149 1433.3.ark • 8 Long term leave A:: (t) ; as 1 WMe VW .41 } • 9 Academy/field training a t) m r11133 ma,.l fa ra 0*01, Mad w) T a.O.a. as • 58 Officers assigned to the Patrol Division (SEPT.12, Yam... �" �� F •� Om.4q, (q U.M.Via. Ha.,a0.. yla 2022) 1.1M1 in. Ulf1137 a...0alee (1) .caw Y174 Pr..Wan Y151 .m.EY. 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Y12 Se. 111 v7, n cmxs (y Om.,Onne (I) 9151 17 IW,...5.1s va] moa.am+a 11) nG 1a Patrol Division (Traffic Unit) • Duties : : • Respond to calls for service Atir • Over 50,000 a year ... :. • Follow-up investigations -. ' sop , • Traffic enforcement - AOM Pouch • Proactive policing efforts is • Community engagement ! `� 1 • Problem solving {`t it • Partnerships with community h , "-- , �- .� I . A P -. l Traffic Unit • Serious injury and fatal collision =. j t investigation - -- • Hit and run collision investigation . # � 'V. e • DUI related duties • Special events , , r ,, � ' • .. • Proactive traffic enforcement ; . . t • FARO-Crime scene mapping , f , �' e , • Equipment maintenance Enforcement Challenges • Nation/statewide issues • Patrol staffing (58 on Sept. 12, 2022) • Traffic Unit • 1 Sergeant (additional duties) .. Slit StUMEST1C-EPY'.. Y2 3 4.. "493ITTtEFT-VEHICLE Yi 3 R(V. • 5131 THEFT Y3 3 R,VI. 2<2m 2 Traffic Unit Officers/Detectives 530 THREATS Y1 3 R(VI, 17 I'mm z ^� 4991 DEATH INVEST Y2 7 ARRVD 17 fin, VISA.Y24 • Vacant positions S03I Aff1DFNT INIURY Y1 1 ARRV[,77.1m Y117,Y146 .37A1 ABANII•INFI,VEHIC Y1 `. ARRVU 14.5m 1104 421I DONEKTI( Y3 3 ARRVD 1.31.1 YI/I,VIM, • Calls for service '1aN ASSAULT WEAPON Y7 3 ARRVD 4. m Y177 5A51 ACG1UENT NO 3N3 Y2 4 ARRVU 2 1 a. m Y190 3H:,1 DOMESTIC-TPV Y2 3 ARM/ 2,JH Y171 • Projects 4.'i:a ',,v' ' . -1 - -. , , -. l ._a r • Domestic Violence Project AI' z *i •1' A, ( ,rl-,1 I • Violent crime-gun violence *1' All,i 1, r, ti rl'- I rtl • Emerging Issues ,,, A, �, a,.1 • Policing climate All Crashes All Traffic Crashes Yakima Rate per 10k 250 30% reduction in all crashes rate when comparing 2020- 2021 Two-Year Average vs. 2016-2019 Four-Year Average "•--^---..�,` 200 `"--- Yakima, Bellingham, and Washington State Rates 150 For the 2020-2021 Two-Year Averages • Yakima all crashes rate is 36% higher than Bellingham 100 • Yakima all crashes rate is 32% higher than Washington Statewide 50 0 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 -----Yakima Rate ---Bellingham Rate WA Statewide Rate Fatal Crashes Yakima Fatal Crashes Rate per 10k 121% increase in Fatal Crashes Rate when comparing the 1 2020-2021 Two-Year Average vs. 2016-2019 Four-Year 0.9 Average 0.8 MN Yakima, Bellingham, and Washington State Rates 0.6 2020-2021 Two-Year Averages 0.5 • Yakima fatal crashes rate is 85% higher than 0.4 Bellingham 0.3 • Yakima fatal crashes rate is 14% higher than 0.2 .w \,...........,,....... 4.-,‘ . Washington Statewide 0.1 0 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Yakima Rate •v- -Bellingham Rate WA Statewide Rate , Serious Injury Cases Crashes Yakima Serious Injury Crashes 21% increase in serious injury crash rate when comparing Rate per 10k the 2020-2021 Two-Year Average vs. 2016-2019 Four-Year 3.5 Average 3 Yakima, Bellingham, and Washington State Rates 2.5 ..... '�` 2020-2021 Two-Year Averages 2 / • Yakima's serious injury crash rate is 10% higher than 1.5 Bellingham • Yakima's serious injury crashes rate is 10% lower 1 than Washington Statewide 0.5 0 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Yakima Rate <.—-Bellingham Rate WA Statewide Rate Combined : Fatal & Serious Injury Crashes Yakima Combined: Fatal and Serious Crashes 36% increase in fatal and serious injury combined crash rate Rate per 10k when comparing the 2020-2021 Two-Year Average vs. 2016- 4.5 2019 Four-Year Average 4 3.5 _ Yakima, Bellingham, and Washington State Rates 3 2020-2021 Two-Year Averages 2.5 • Yakima's fatal and serious injury combined crash 2 rate is 21% higher than Bellingham 1.5 • Yakima's fatal and serious injury combined crash rate is 5% lower than Washington Statewide 0.5 0 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Yakima Rate --Bellingham Rate WA Statewide Rate Yakima : Involvement of alcohol and/or drug impairment in fatal & serious injury crashes Alcohol or Drug Involvement Serious Injury or Fatal Crash Yakima 2016-2021, Rate per 10k 1.6 190% increase in impaired driving fatal and serious injury combined crash rate when comparing the 2020-2021 Two-Year Average vs. 1.4 2016-2019 Four-Year Average 1.2 # 2016-2019 1 • Ninety-seven (97) combined total fatal & serious injury crashes 08 • Sixteen (16, or 16.49%) of these crashes involved 0.6 impaired drivers (Four per year on average) 0.4 2020-2021 � r • Sixty-eight (68) combined total fatal & serious injury crashes • Twenty-four (24, or 35.29%) of these crashes involved Yakima Rate impaired drivers (Twelve per year on average) ■2016 2017 2018 2019 °:2020 2021 2016-2019 Average Rate 2020-2021 Average Rate Impaired Driving • Vehicular Homicide (RCW46.61.520) • January 1, 2016-December 31, • Vehicular Assault (RCW46.61.522) 2021 • DUI-Driving Under the Influence • DUI/Physical Control: 2196 Arrests (RCW46.61.502) • Average of 366 per year • Physical Control (RCW46.61.504) • DUI Arrests takes approximately 3 • Driver Under 21 Consuming hours to process and complete Alcohol or Cannabis (RCW46.61.503) report (Alcohol only) • Drug Recognition Experts (2 currently) .---- 1,,.......;_....--------- • Search Warrant$ (Drug Impaired Drivers/Refusals) , • Toxicology Laboratory delays , •i (13 month average delay) �,... . R�;t ►fit 0�►f : ..; . , t, Education , Enforcement, Engineering ammo , , . • Education • Traffic contacts 4:1 ' • Social media ,� DRIVE SOBER Oh .... ` ry • Community interactions �� • Enforcement tTPIJLLEDOVEILi. • Traffic citations , lip • Arrests I • Engineering ,� .. �� _ ,, • Roadway design 6 • Signage i 2022 Traffic Stats ,p,K1r,i4 it) 2022 Traffic Statistics fa Jarmry I,.2022-9.0%.%V',1022 6 App.,'230 6 Total Fatalities INNIMIIIIIIIMININ _,-maw ,: 'Mac Stops 12,869 Traffic Warnings 8,950 0% DM 40% 8044 SO% MO% Traffic Citations 4 COVIOWN10/1 1,017 ' s.'aiimmos...... • Opeedreg • School Zone 114 • Construcao Zone IS e es I MO Criminal Traffic Citations • DUI Citations 271 Ci4 irs 1i • Racing Citations 20 • Reckless Driving 31 4 • Negligent[hiving 40 slrisi • Suspended Driving 262 I ElatOiL • Total Incidents • 09 Meets 28 r eft t a 8 HUY - kiloRiniteV - HOAG* • Collision',they 364 • Carson Non-Injury 906 • Cothsion Hit-Run 292 CM 21744 40% 80% SO% WO% 1-111-41un pave Collision Investioations . _ ... , Faat:mat, • Fatality Collisions 3 • Injury Colksions 13 • Hit-Run Collisions 44 EI.Lyen OW HV1 and HV2 • Traffic Safety Corridors • Data Driven Approach • N. 16th Avenue from Summitview Avenue to Highway 12 • Nob Hill Boulevard from Rock Avenue to S. 22nd Avenue • May 1, 2022 to December 31, 2022 • Patrol Officers • High Visibility • Traffic Enforcement • Evaluation of Data on collision/crime reduction Grant Funding Region 13 Target Zero Task Force • Target Zero Goal • Zero traffic fatalities by 2030 • Reduce serious injury collisions Mobilization Dates Holiday DUI _ December 15,2022—January 1,2023 U Drive.U Text.U Pay. April 3—10,2023 • Countywide participation Click ltorTicket May 15—June 4,2023 it's a Fine Line(optional if funded) July 7—23,2023 • National Campaigns DUI Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over August 16—September 4,2023 • Flexibility FY 2023 • Local organization of emphasis patrols (wAsPc/wrsc) Cityof Yakima DUI FundingEfforts • $25,000.00 for the City of • Officer Training Yakima • BAC Certified • Emphasis patrols • Standardized Field Sobriety Testing • Education in English and Spanish ' Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement Training • Treatment Referral • Equipment Purchases • Merit Resources-Recovery • Moving Radar Navigator Program • Speed Measuring Equipment *Cost Recovery Funds* • Expectations Conclusion Our goal is to reduce serious injury and fatality collisions making our city a safer place to live and work • Partnerships • Data driven approach to enforcement • Education • Equipment • Grant opportunities • Allocation of resources (Z 0 7---; v) v)