Racine County Public Works

Traffic Safety Committee


In 1971, Statute 83.013 was signed into law which requires each county in Wisconsin to have a community-level, multi-disciplinary Traffic Safety Commission.

The Commission is required to include a designated law enforcement officer, highway safety coordinator and highway commissioner (or designated representative). The Commission is also required to include an engineer from Wisconsin DOT, a regional program manager from the DOT Bureau of Transportation Safety and a state patrol trooper/inspector. The Commission should also include representatives from education, medicine and law.

The Racine County Traffic Safety Commission meets four times a year.

Attached please find agendas and minutes for the Racine County Traffic Safety Commission meetings.

1Agenda and Minutes
5Traffic Safety Commission MeetingThursday, August 11, 2011 at 2:00 P.M. in the Public Works Conference Room at Ives Grove
7Safety Brochures for 2011











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