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4 A. HPD ROADBLOCK PROGRAM PAGE3 8. Sergeant(s) Kelly Kaaumoana-Matsumoto and Christopher Gali attended the Quarterly Statewide Traffic Commanders Meeting in Waikoloa in September 2008. All quarterly statewide Traffic Commander Meetings were attended by Sergeant Dexter Veriato (ls~ quarter), and Sergeants Kelly Kaaumoana- Matsumoto and Christopher Gali. 9. Ordered and received one desktop computer with colored printer for the Traffic Safety Coordinator to extract and compile alcohol related crash data from the Records Management System (RMS) for educational and statistical applications with the Impaired Driving Task Force. Of the 9 performance indicators HPD met all of the impaired driving roadblock indicators for county funded projects which included the number of roadblocks, arrests made for impaired driving, arrests made for other violations and the citations issued. HPD also attended the National Lifesaver's Conference, attended the Drug Recognition Expert Conference and attended all of the Quarterly Statewide Traffic Commanders Meetings. We also purchased the computer and printer which we are using to extract and compile alcohol related crash data from our Records Management System. We made part of our goal to increase the amount of vehicles screened at impaired roadblocks, from 18,464 to 19,209. We set out to increase this goal by 10% but we were only able to attain a 4% increase. HPD was not able to attain 100 checkpoints with grant funds but held 88. Arrests made with grant funds for impaired driving were 51 instead of the goal of 80. We also initiated 25 arrests and not 100 arrests for other violations and issued 254 citations missing our goal of 300 by six citations. The goal of the project to reduce the number of alcohol related traffic fatalities by 12.5% from 24 to 21 by CY 2008 was almost attained. We ended with 22 of the 37 fatalities in CY 2007 were alcohol related. We were able to decrease our alcohol related fatalities by 9%. Our goal of increasing the number of DUI arrests at sobriety check points by 10% from 104 to 115 was met in that we had 128 arrests an increase of 23%. The goal of increasing the number of vehicles by 10% from 18,464 to 20,310 vehicles was not fully attained as 19,209 vehicles were screened. This was a 4% increase.