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ENA Annual Slow Down Campaign Playbook
ITEM/ISSUE 2011 2012 2013
Event Details *Spring Slow Down Campaign = *Spring Slow Down Campaign =
Sunday, May 8 – Tuesday, May 31 Monday, May 7 – Friday, May 18
*Coordinated by Mike Digman *Volunteer Sign Posting
*Back-To-School Slow Down Campaign = Sunday, May 6 @ 6 p.m.
Thursday, September 1 (first day of school) – *Coordinated by Gail Good
Saturday, September 10 *Back-To-School Slow Down Campaign =
*Volunteer Sign Posting Tuesday, September 4 (first day of school) –
Wednesday, August 31 @ 6 p.m. Friday, September 14
*Coordinated by Tiffani Roltgen *Volunteer Sign Posting
Monday, September 3 @ 6 p.m.
*Coordinated by Gail Good
Advertising *Submit ECHO article two months prior
*Advertise two months prior in ECHO
*Post on website event calendar
*Post flyer on website
*Post on Facebook page
*Send event invite via Facebook
*Send blast e-mail one week prior
*Blast e-mail one week after with instructions
for those who wish to keep their signs
Materials Needed *Slow Down Campaign signs (storage shed and
East Precinct Police Station)
*Safety vests (storage shed—PARADE BIN)
Pre-event *Contact East Precinct Police Station at
608-266-4887
*Contact President Tonya Hamilton
TonyaLHN@aol.com to team up with East
Buckeye Neighborhood Association
*View campaign dates, resources, tips, and
statistics at Safe Communities website:
http://www.safercommunity.net/
trafficsafety/slowdown.html
*Read/utilize “Related Documents” in right
hand column on Safe Communities website:
suggestions for running an effective campaign,
ideas for organizing an effective campaign,
sample news release/newsletter article for
campaign, and sample flyer for neighbors
*Complete and return “Slow Down Campaign
planning report” to Safe Communities at
info@safercommunity.net
*Survey neighbors to generate a list of streets
to target
*Notify police at least two weeks prior to
reserve speed board
*Visit https://www.cityofmadison.com/traffic
Engineering/programsSpeed.cfm for
Neighborhood Speedwatch Program
information
*Visit https://www.cityofmadison.com/traffic
Engineering/programsTraffic.cfm for Traffic
Management Program information
Set-up *Print neighborhood maps
*Highlight streets to target
*Divide signs into piles for each street
Safety *Offer safety vests to volunteers posting signs
Volunteers *Gail Good (contacted East Precinct Police
Station, picked up signs, and posted signs on
Vondron and Painted Post)
*Justin Martin family (posted signs on Ellen)
*Lucy and Ron Gibson (posted signs on Starker)
*Matt Poster family (posted signs on Academy)
*Kelly Salas Witkins (posted signs on Droster)
*Rene Foy (posted signs on Woodvale north)
*Tonya Hamilton (posted signs on East Buckeye
and South Thompson)
*Tiff Roltgen (posted signs on Woodvale south,
coordinated and recruited volunteers,
advertised the event, and organized the street
assignments)
Clean-up *Ask volunteers to remove signs at end of
campaign
*Return signs to storage shed
Follow-up *Post pictures on website and Facebook
*Recap article in following month’s ECHO
*Discuss at following month’s board meeting
and update playbook
Complaints *Not enough signs to fully blanket streets
*Need at least 200 signs for 2012
Improvements *Establish collaborative effort with East
Buckeye Neighborhood Association to increase
volunteer numbers and impact
*Implement additional strategies highlighted on
Safe Communities website such as a newspaper
articles, pace cars, and/or speed boards
*Use injury and death statistics to educate
neighbors about the importance of slowing
down
Leftovers *Approximately 60 signs in storage shed
*Approximately 40 signs kept by Gail Good
Total Cost NONE
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