Mission Statement
The Community Traffic Safety Coalition's mission is to reduce traffic-related injuries, while promoting the use of alternative modes of transportation. The primary focus is on bicycle and pedestrian safety issues. The Coalition educates all road users in safety practices to decrease the risk and severity of collisions, and advocates for improved conditions to make all methods of transportation safer.

About the Community Traffic Safety Coalition
The Community Traffic Safety Coalition was formed in 1992 and has been very successful in developing creative partnerships to reduce injuries to bicyclists and pedestrians. Members include community organizations, government agencies, businesses and individuals representing law enforcement, transportation, public works, DMV, education, health and injury prevention, parents, bicycling advocacy, retailers, and manufacturers.

The Community Traffic Safety Coalition is an exceptional example of the power of collaboration to accomplish a community's goals.

Meetings
The Coalition meets bi-monthly according to the schedule below. Meetings are held from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at 1060 Emeline Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 in the Solarium. For information on attending an upcoming meeting, please contact Theresia Rogerson at (831) 454-4312 or CTSC@health.co.santa-cruz.ca.us.

2012 Meeting Schedule
• February 7
• April 3
• June 5
• August 7
• October 2
• December 4

Read about how the Community Traffic Safety Coalition makes a difference:
2008-2010 Report (PDF)

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