Maine Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor’s Program

Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutors (TSRPs) coordinate an inter-agency, multidisciplinary approach to the investigation and prosecution of impaired driving and other traffic crimes. They do so by providing training, education, and technical support to prosecutors and law enforcement personnel throughout their states and encouraging positive information-sharing relationships and interagency cooperation to increase the effectiveness of traffic safety crime investigation and prosecution throughout Maine.

The TSRP program is funded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and coordinated through the cooperative efforts of The National Traffic Law Center and the National Association of Prosecutor Coordinators. Currently, there are TSRPs in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. 

The Maine Bureau of Highway Safety provides the guidance and funding for Maine’s TSRP positions. Maine’s program is administered by Dirigo Safety, LLC, a contractor for the Maine Bureau of Highway Safety.   

Scot Mattox
Senior Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor
scot.mattox@maine.gov
(207) 200-1112 Ext. 9

Joshua Saucier
Assistant Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor
joshua.saucier@maine.gov
(207) 200-1112 Ext. 6

TSRP Available Services for the Maine Prosecutors Association

  1. Assistance with prosecution as requested on:
    1. Traffic safety crime conflict cases
    2. Traffic safety cases with novel issues (including fatal crashes)
    3. Cannabis and other drug impairment OUIs
    4. Novel issue appeals (i.e., not just sufficiency of evidence or etc.),
    5. Second chair any highway safety case (help new prosecutors)
  2. Fatal Crash review and charging decision discussion
  3. Assist with resources – research, expert witness review, case issue analysis
  4. Provide technical knowledge regarding police procedures, training, etc.
  5. Training on any highway safety-issue desired: DA specific or with police officers
  6. Liaison with law enforcement agencies (and including relationship building)
Resource Materials

Maine OUI Guide Final (PDF) - 2023 Update

Training Documentations
Blog

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