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THE RESPONDER View current and past issues of The Responder, a publication of the TIM Network. www.timnetwork.org NTIMC The National Traffic Incident Management Coalition (NTIMC) is a unique forum where national organizations representing major stakeholders involved in traffic incident response work together. NTIMC members represent the Emergency Medical Services, Fire, Law Enforcement, Public Safety Communications, Towing and Recovery, and Transportation communities. NTIMC promotes multidisciplinary, multi-jurisdictional Traffic Incident Management (TIM) programs. Many thanks to the contributors of our Legal Action Fund. Moving forward, as we begin the new year 2013, we have an upcoming Supreme Court case, Dan’s City Used Autos v Pelkey, which will be argued on March 20th, just one day before the TRAA Legislative and Leadership Conference! Our attorney for the amicus brief, Michael McGovern, will be on hand to tell us about the case at the L&L Conference. The projected cost of participating in the case will be $30,000 plus expenses. While we are reaching out to all states for support, your individual contributions will be most helpful in meeting these expenses. We are often asked what the Legal Action Fund money is used for and this is exactly that…fortunately we do not often have extraordinary cases such as this, but we are able to participate precisely because of your generous contributions…we’ll keep you posted! We depend on your donations to establish a strong defense fund and raise awareness to an important cause. There are Five Tiers of donation levels; Bronze $50, Silver $100, Gold $150, Platinum $200, and Diamond $250. Click here to donate now or download the Legal Action form and mail in a check or money order to TRAA, 2121 Eisenhower Avenue, Suite 200 Alexandria VA 22314.
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