Kansas Department of Transportation
About KTSRO
The Kansas Traffic Safety Resource Office is a program of the Kansas Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Traffic Safety Section and DCCCA. DCCCA’s mission is to provide social and community services that improve the safety, health and well-being of those they serve.
KTSRO works with KDOT, Kansas Highway Patrol, law enforcement agencies, the Kansas Drivers Safety Education Association, Kansas Safe Kids Coalitions and other agencies and community sources, such as local schools and SADD groups. Together with its partners, KTSRO focuses on measures dealing with novice drivers, increasing seat belt use, preventing impaired driving and underage drinking and raising motorcycle safety awareness.
For more information or media inquiries, contact us at 800-416-2522 or ktsro@dccca.org
Provides information about the Red Ribbon Campaign, sponsored by the National Family Partnership. Includes ideas for Red Ribbon Week activities for students, educators, parents, business leaders, law enforcement officers, and more. Also provides downloadable planning guides, banners, fact sheets, and pledge forms.
Website of the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Includes information on commonly abused drugs, the science of addiction, prevention programs, trends and statistics, and other useful topics.
Interactive website of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration that features a mobile application, “Talk. They Hear You.” This allows parents to prepare for conversations with their children regarding the dangers of alcohol.
It Matters – sponsored by Kansas Behavioral Health Services. Include sections for teens only, advice for parents, professional help for individuals with a link to the Kansas Addiction Centers Directory, and Kansas laws.
Kansas Communities that Care Student Survey. Includes reports and surveys on student drug and alcohol use; influences of family, peers, school, and community; and problem behaviors.
MADD Power of Parents Campaign. Includes separate handbooks for parents of high school and middle school children. Site features pocket guide for “Talking with Kids and Teens About Alcohol”; interactive parent quizzes; and voices of victims.
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Leavenworth County – Cities Drug and Alcohol Abuse Council
For a Sober and Drug-Free Leavenworth
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