2012 Save Your Friend’s Life Over the Airwaves Contest
The purpose of the contest, conducted by the New York State Association of Traffic Safety Boards (NYSATSB), is to identify radio public service announcements (PSAs) to persuade teens to make life-saving choices to prevent motor vehicle crashes, injuries and deaths. Teen Driving Facts >>>
Who is Eligible? Entries will be accepted from high school students, organizations, classrooms and groups in grades 9-12. Homes-schooled students may also enter the contest.
Information, Deadlines and Forms: 2012 Save Your Friends Over the Airways Flyer,
2012 Contest Materials, and Writing a Radio PSA Guidance.
2011 Save Your Friend’s Life Over the Airwaves Contest Winners
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Ulster County |
Robert Borriello-11th
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Franklin County |
Travis Legacy, Eric Manley, John Gray,Darren Fullum, Kimberly Riley-12th Grade |
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Dutchess County |
Dillan Zavatsky-10th Grade |
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Monroe County |
Julianne Foster-11th Grade |
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Monroe County |
Tyler DeMay, Julianne Foster-11th Grade |
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Franklin County |
Amanda Gadway, Roger Gadway, Mariah Bilow,Sabrina Malagon-12th Grade |
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Honorable Mention: Driving Distractions |
Dutchess County |
Zachary Steenbergen, Anthony Simone-10th Grade |
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New York Law Enforcement Challenge
The New York State Association of Traffic Safety Boards is pleased to announce the New York State Law Enforcement Challenge, a program that recognizes the outstanding traffic safety efforts of police agencies throughout the state. The Law Enforcement Challenge was created in partnership with the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee, The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and the International Chief's of Police.
The New York State Association of Traffic Safety Boards endorses this program and strongly encourages police agencies in this state to apply. Your application will put you in the running for three levels of awards, one at the state from GTSC, a second at the regional level from NHTSA, and a third at the national level from the IACP.
Awards will vary and include an expense paid trip to the annual IACP conference where your department would be recognized. State and regional winners will be recognized at the annual Empire State Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Conference, April 26-27 in Albany .
Application and further information can be obtained at:http://safeny.ny.gov/lawchallenge/default.html
Please help promote traffic safety and give your officers the recognition they deserve.
Karen Liddle, President
NYSATSB