Logos and text promoting Florida traffic safety initiatives.

The Florida Law Enforcement Liaison (LEL) Program, funded by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), supports and partners with law enforcement agencies across the state. Our mission is to promote participation in national and state traffic safety campaigns and recognize the top traffic safety programs in the state through the annual Florida Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Challenge. By raising awareness and encouraging engagement in these initiatives, our ultimate goal is to reduce crashes, fatalities, and serious injuries.

Current & Upcoming Campaigns

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
Holiday National Enforcement Campaign

 

December 13, 2024 - January 1, 2025
Reports Due January 31, 2025

Your Florida LEL Team

The Florida Law Enforcement Liaison (LEL) Team is staffed by experienced law enforcement professionals, including retired officers and those continuing to serve as reserve or part-time officers. Each of Florida’s seven FDOT districts is supported by a dedicated full-time LEL, with program coordination and management by the LEL Coordinator. LELs play a crucial role in planning, promoting, and evaluating law enforcement participation in traffic safety initiatives, serving as a vital link between the FDOT Safety Office and the law enforcement community. 
 


 

Click on your District LEL to contact or view more info:

Janice Martinez
FDOT District 1
Southwest Florida
Juan Cardona
FDOT District 2
Northeast Florida
Brian Muhlbach
FDOT District 3
Florida Panhandle 
Nick Wollschlager
FDOT District 4
Southeast Florida
Jon Askins
FDOT District 5
North Central Florida
Shaun VanBeber
FDOT District 6
South Florida
Jim Reiser
FDOT District 7
West Central Florida
Tim Roberts
Coordinator
Logos of various traffic safety programs.

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