Northeast Midland County Volunteer Fire Department receives equipment donation MIDLAND, Texas (KOSA) - A donation of 1.1 million dollars from the Permian Strategic Partnership means the Permian Basin Road Safety Coalition can donate life-saving equipment for area first responders. Read more at KOSA.
PSP, Road Safety Coalition hold event for life-saving equipment initiative The Permian Strategic Partnership and the Permian Road Safety Coalition held a kick-off event for its collaborative first responder life-saving equipment initiative Wednesday at the Northeast Midland Volunteer Fire Department, 3810 N. County Road 1130. Read more at The Midland Reporter-Telegram.
Safe driving competition kicks off By: Ruth Campbell, OA Online Permian Road Safety Coalition and Shell have partnered with the app SAFE 2 SAVE to launch a three-month high school road safety campaign to train and reward student drivers in the Permian Basin for safe, un-distracted driving. Read More.
SAFE 2 SAVE app partners with Permian Road Safety Coalition to reward and train high school student drivers By: Zach Leff, NewsWest9 ODESSA, Texas — Shell and the Permian Road Safety Coalition has partnered with the SAFE 2 SAVE app to train and reward high school student drivers. This three-month long campaign will help
PSP, Road Safety Coalition team up to provide life-saving equipment By Mella McEwen, MRT.com/Midland Reporter-Telegram | Monday, December 21, 2020 Just as the Permian Strategic Partnership aims to address the region’s education, health care and housing needs, it plans to help make Permian Basin roads safer. The partnership is partnering with the Permian
PSP, Coalition partner for first responders Posted: Thursday, December 17, 2020 2:01 pm In an effort to reduce vehicle crash fatalities across the Permian Basin, the Permian Road Safety Coalition and the Permian Strategic Partnership have partnered to provide almost $1.1 million in life-saving equipment to first responders in 22 counties across West Texas
Oilfield Group Warns of Uptick in Deadly Crashes, Even as Industry Slows By Travis Bubenik, Courthouse News Service Even before the hellish mix of a global pandemic and collapsing oil prices swept into the West Texas oil towns of Midland and Odessa, the boom times here had started to fade. In December, the
Basin Traffic: What’s to Be Done? By Paul Wiseman, The Permian Basin Petroleum Association Magazine There was a wreck on I-20 along my the way to a meeting about road safety. I’m not sure if that’s ironic or just appropriate. Just before I left Midland to head to the quarterly meeting of the recently-formed Permian
Media Report: Press Release Announcing New Full-Time Permian Road Safety Coalition April 22, 2019 MRT.com – Midland https://www.mrt.com/news/local/article/Road-safety-coalition-transitioning-to-full-time-13786659.php Chron.com (Houston Chronicle) https://www.chron.com/news/local/article/Road-safety-coalition-transitioning-to-full-time-13786659.php April 23, 2019 ABC/FOX - Big 2/Fox 24 - Midland https://www.yourbasin.com/news/permian-road-safety-coalition/1948218614 CBS 7 - Midland https://www.cbs7.com/content/news/Permian-Road-Safety-Coalition-looking-to-make-local-roads-safe-508946711.html NBC - News West 9 - Midland http://www.newswest9.com/2019/04/23/permian-basin-road-safety-coalition-becomes-non-profit-promises-increased-effort-improving-road-safety/
Webinar: You're Not As Safe As You Think You Are April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. The PRSC's Executive Director, Scott Scheffler, participated as a panelist in a National Safety Council webinar entitled, "You're Not As Safe As You Think You Are." The speaker panel presented numerous ideas and best practices to help companies