NASBLA Update - 2018 LJA Annual Conference
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2018 LJA Annual Conference
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NASBLA Update - 2018 LJA Annual Conference
- 1. The National Association of State Boating Law Administrators Presentation for: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida June 26, 2018
- 2. Harmonization with Skill Standards
- 4. NASBLA NEWS! • Education Standards • Reciprocity
- 5. NASBLA NEWS ! • CRBP • 10 Domains • Management • Boat Law Admin • Boating Laws • Federal Programs • Partnerships • Education • Boating Safety Training • Waterways Management • Vessel Numbering
- 6. NASBLA NEWS! • Operation Dry Water • June 29 – July 1st, 2018 • 3,038 BUI arrests during ODW weekend • All 56 states and territories • Over 1.1 million contacts • http://www.operationdrywater.org/ • BOAT • 10,000 first responders • 22 courses + PWC & Drone • 27 Accredited Partners - 3 in process (Alaska, Guam, Tennessee)
- 7. What’s New • AMS and LMS transition – Micro Learning • 2018 begin offering BAI to Non-Law Enforcement • Strategic Planning – Eastern Kentucky Univ. • New Leadership within BSX – dynamic change • NHTSA and IACP – Seated Field Sobriety Testing Standards • National Water Safety Congress – Cold Water Immersion
- 8. Building consensus and collaboration • Between our Staff, Executive Board, Members and Partners • Professional development • Leadership Academy • Committee Work • BLA Workshop • Annual Conference • Association – building strong partners • Innovative growth • Not one size fits all • State to State Peer support • Laboratories for democracy.
- 9. Why do we like Life Jackets? • Law enforcement mandatory wear – 100% Member agencies • Loaner jacket programs • Increase wear rates within RBS • Army Corps Projects – WORK! • They save lives ! • Video produced by NASBLA’s LE Committee:
Editor's Notes
- In 1932, Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis memorably remarked that the U.S. federal system allowed any individual state to be a “laboratory” for experiments in policy, without putting the rest of the nation at risk