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Do you have a passion for safety and training? I have just the training for you!We’re hosting a Traffic Incident Managem...
09/15/2026

Do you have a passion for safety and training? I have just the training for you!

We’re hosting a Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Train‑the‑Trainer session — and if you’re committed to making our roads safer, our responses sharper, and our teams stronger, we need YOU there.

Every incident is a chance to save a life, protect a responder, and get our communities moving again. This training isn’t just another class — it’s a chance to lead, to elevate your agency, and to become the voice that carries TIM principles forward.

Who should attend?
Anyone who jumps into chaos and creates order: law enforcement, fire/EMS, towing and recovery, DOT, dispatchers — every responder who wants to make a difference.

Why this matters:
• Strengthen responder safety
• Improve quick clearance
• Build unified, confident multi‑agency teamwork
• Train the next generation of TIM champions
This is leadership. This is impact. This is your chance.

Seats are limited — secure yours now!

📅 Date: September 24th
📍 Location: Knife River Training Center - 35973 Kennel Rd, Albany
⏰ Time: 8:00 am

For registration, email Dustin Ross: Traffic Incident Management Coordinator
[email protected]

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Only one week to go — we’re almost there!The countdown is officially on for this year’s 2‑day Traffic Incident Managemen...
09/15/2026

Only one week to go — we’re almost there!

The countdown is officially on for this year’s 2‑day Traffic Incident Management Conference at the Knife River Training Center in Albany, Oregon.

We’re gearing up for two high‑energy days featuring dynamic speakers, fresh insights, and outstanding networking opportunities.
If you haven’t registered yet, now’s the time!

Make sure you lock in your spot — you won’t want to miss this event!
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The time is getting closer! Don't forget to save the dates! We are excited to host this year's 2 day Traffic Incident Ma...
09/01/2026

The time is getting closer! Don't forget to save the dates! We are excited to host this year's 2 day Traffic Incident Management Conference at Knife River Training center in Albany, Oregon. Come join us for 2 days of engaging speakers and networking.

Save the dates! September 22nd and 23rd. Join us for 2 days of training and networking where safety, collaboration and i...
06/27/2026

Save the dates! September 22nd and 23rd. Join us for 2 days of training and networking where safety, collaboration and innovation come together.

We are excited to announce the Oregon Statewide Traffic Incident Management Conference at the Knife River Training Center in Albany, Oregon.

This training is for anyone who may be involved in roadway incident response or scene mitigation. Please feel free to share with others you feel may be interested in attending.

Registration is open! Simply use the link below or scan the QR code with your phone camera to register.

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We look forward to seeing you there.

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Move Over Law. Have you heard of it? In the state of Oregon, you are required as a driver to move over one lane but if y...
11/22/2025

Move Over Law. Have you heard of it? In the state of Oregon, you are required as a driver to move over one lane but if you are unable to move over, you must slow down to 5 MPH below the posted speed limit.

Every day responders and road personnel put themselves at risk while mitigating traffic related incidents or performing roadway maintenance. Let's do our part as responsible drivers to ensure their safety.
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Our crews respond to countless traffic incidents each day. These responses include multiple disciplines ranging from dis...
11/21/2025

Our crews respond to countless traffic incidents each day. These responses include multiple disciplines ranging from dispatch, transportation and tow all the way to fire and law enforcement.
Move over if able or slow down for our responders working on the road.
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As we continue , let’s talk about training. Did you know that Oregon alone has trained almost 10,000 public safety pers...
11/20/2025

As we continue , let’s talk about training.

Did you know that Oregon alone has trained almost 10,000 public safety personnel? I think it would be amazing to add your agency to that list of trained personnel. Let’s see if we can make you a TIM champion.

Where can I find this training, you ask. Simply reach out to [email protected] and we will happily coordinate with you to facilitate a training. It’s that simple.

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Every day, police, fire, EMS, tow operators, and highway crews risk their lives on the roadside to keep us safe. When yo...
11/19/2025

Every day, police, fire, EMS, tow operators, and highway crews risk their lives on the roadside to keep us safe. When you are teaching your teen to drive, are you also teaching them your state’s move over law? This week is a reminder: driver education saves lives. Slow down, stay alert, and Move Over for flashing lights. A few extra seconds of caution can mean someone goes home to their family. Let’s make our roads safer—one mindful driver at a time. Oregon Department of Transportation Oregon State Police Federal Highway Administration Oregon Volunteer Firefighters Association (OVFA) Oregon Tow Truck Association Oregon Fire Chiefs Association Oregon Association Chiefs of Police Oregon State Sheriffs' Association

As we enter Crash Responder Safety Week , I want to give a HUGE thank you to our Office of the Governor for recognizing...
11/18/2025

As we enter Crash Responder Safety Week , I want to give a HUGE thank you to our Office of the Governor for recognizing our efforts to make sure we all go home.

We were granted a Governors Proclamation in recognition of Crash Responder Safety Week. I am very humbled by the support of our state and the partnerships we are forging as we move forward with our message.
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