1. TRAIL SAFETY ENHANCEMENTS UPDATE April 23, 2013 Parks and Recreation Division

2. Background Trail Safety Strategies Summary Presentation Outline

3. Background Trail Safety Strategies Summary

4. Background Mayor Jacobs requested Trail Safety and Security Assessment by interdisciplinary team –Orange County Sheriff’s Office –County Administration –Parks and Recreation Division –Information System & Services (ISS) –Code Enforcement –Neighborhood Services –Public Works (Roads and Drainage) –Risk Management –Orange County 311 –Office of 9-1-1

5. Background Indentified 3 safety strategies −Education and Public Awareness −Physical Environment −Partnerships Trail Safety Enhancements presentation conducted August 2012

6. Presentation Outline Background Trail Safety Strategies Summary

7. Trail Safety Strategies Education and Public Awareness Physical Environment Partnerships

8. Trail Safety Strategies Education and Public Awareness Physical Environment Partnerships

9. ”Be Trail Smart” Campaign Brochures Highly visible signage placed at trailheads Mobile web page Trail Safety Strategies Education and Public Awareness

10. Informational Trail Signage Intersections Parking Trailheads Map of the trail Location of amenities Trail rules Hours of operation (sunrise to sunset) Trail Safety Strategies Education and Public Awareness

11. Mobile Web Page http://www.orangecountyfl.net/ CultureParks/TrailsMobile.aspx Maps Trail Rules Trail Safety Video Trail Safety Strategies Education and Public Awareness

12. Trail Safety Strategies Education and Public Awareness

13. Trail Safety Strategies Education and Public Awareness Physical Environment Partnerships

14. Emergency Response System Markers (ERSM) –GPS points on trail every 0.10 mile –Correspond to emergency access mapping managed by 9-1-1 dispatch –Coordinated effort between Parks, ISS and the Office of 9-1-1 –Installed on Cady Way –L.E.G. and West Orange Trail –Installation underway Trail Safety Strategies Physical Environment

15. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) –Underbrush clearing to improve sightlines Trail Safety Strategies Physical Environment BeforeAfter

16. Trail Safety Strategies Physical Environment Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) –Underbrush clearing to improve sightlines BeforeAfter

17. Trail Safety Strategies Physical Environment Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) –Fence Installation

18. Trail Safety Strategies Physical Environment Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) –Lighting

19. Trail Safety Strategies Physical Environment Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) –Recommending adjacent businesses install crime deterrent landscaping

20. Graffiti Removal –Accelerated enforcement of code violations due to graffiti –Park staff remove graffiti within 24 hours Before After Trail Safety Strategies Physical Environment

21. Trail Safety Strategies Education and Public Awareness Physical Environment Partnerships

22. Orange County Sheriff’s Office –Increased patrols on the Cady Way Trail –Safe Neighborhood Grant –Surveillance camera installed in strategic location –Working with 911 to equip officers with GIS maps to identify access points and barriers Trail Safety Strategies Partnerships

23. Municipal Partners –Cady Way Trail  Orlando  Winter Park –West Orange Trail  Apopka  Oakland  Ocoee  Winter Garden Trail Safety Strategies Partnerships

24. Community Groups and Private Businesses –Goldenrod Community Alliance –Full Sail Security Summit –Trail user groups Trail Safety Strategies Partnerships

25. Presentation Outline Background Trail Safety Strategies Summary

26. The “Be Trail Smart” campaign has been developed and being implemented Physical environment improvements are ongoing Partnerships continue with the Sheriff's Office, municipalities, and volunteer organizations Summary

27. TRAIL SAFETY ENHANCEMENTS UPDATE April 23, 2013 Parks and Recreation Division