www.stnonline.com
customerservice@nsc.org www.nsc.org Private nonprofit public service member- ship organization that makes recom- mendations in all areas of safety through leadership, research, education and
advocacy.Publishes materials and offers safety programs to interested parties and issues public safety announcements.
National School Boards Association 1680 Duke St. FL2, Alexandria, VA, 22314 T:703/838-6722
F:703-683-7590
Marsha Bernard, Executive Assistant to the Executive Director
mbernard@nsba.org,
www.nsba.org Represents state school boards associa- tions and their more than 90,000 local school board members. Working with these associations, this national organiza- tion advocates for equity and excellence in public education through school board leadership.
National School Safety Center 141 Duesenberg Drive, Suite 7B, Westlake Village, CA, 91362 T:805/373-9977 Ronald D. Stephens, Executive Director
info@schoolsafety.us www.schoolsafety.us An advocate for safe schools free of crime, drugs and violence. Offers programs to improve student discipline, attendance, achievement and school environment. Provides training, technical assistance, legal and legislative aid, publications and films.
National School Transportation Association 623 N. Broad Street, Lansdale, PA, 19446 T:703/684-3200 F:703-684-3212 Tiffany Boykin, Executive Director
info@yellowbuses.org yellowbuses.org National trade association representing school bus contractors throughout the U.S. and Canada. NSTA promotes and fos- ters the highest degree of safety in school transportation, including working with legislators and regulators at all levels to improve all areas of pupil transportation.
National Truck Equipment Association 37400 Hills Tech Drive, Farmington Hills, MI, 48331 T:800/441-6832
F:248-489-8590
Steve Carey, Executive Director
info@ntea.com www.ntea.com Represents over 1,500 small to mid-sized companies that manufacture, distribute, install, sell and repair commercial trucks and related products. Affiliates include the Manufacturers Council of Small School Buses and Mid-Size Bus Manufac- turers Association.
Natural Gas Vehicles for America 400 N. Capitol St. NW, Washington, DC, 20001 T:202/824-7360 F:202-824-9160 Daniel Gage, President
www.ngvamerica.org A national organization dedicated to developing a profitable and sustainable market for vehicles powered by natural gas or bionethane. Represents more than 150 companies, environmental groups and government organizations advocating for natural gas as a transportation fuel.
Operation Lifesaver 425 Tird Street SW, Suite 915, Washington, DC, 20024 T:703/739-0308 F:703-519-8267 Wende Corcoran, Acting President/CEO
wcorcoran@oli.org,
www.oli.org A nonprofit public information program dedicated to reducing collisions, injuries and fatalities at highway rail-grade cross- ings through safety education.
Propane Education & Research Council 1140 Connecicut Ave. NW, Suite 1075, Washington, DC, 20036 T:202/452-8975 Ginna Moseley
ginna.moseley@
propane.com www.propane.com Authorized by the Propane Education and Research Act of 1996 to “develop pro- grams and projects to enhance consumer education and employee safety and train- ing, provide research and development of clean and efficient propane utilization equipment, (and) to inform and educate the public about safety and other issues associated with the use of propane.”
Safe Kids Worldwide 1301 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Ste. 1000, Washington, DC, 20004 T:202/662-0600 F:202-393-2072 Torine Creppy, Interim President
info@safekids.org www.safekids.org Nonprofit organization working to pre- vent childhood injury, the number one killer of children in the U.S. Troughout the world, almost 1 million children die of an injury each year, and almost every one of these tragedies is preventable. Safe Kids works with an extensive network of more than 500 coalitions in the U.S. and with partners in more than 25 countries to reduce traffic injuries, drownings, falls, burns, poisonings and more.
Safe Routes to School National Partnership PO Box 44328, Fort Washington, MD, 20749 T:503/477-8324 Cass Isidro, Executive Director
cass@saferoutespartnership.org www.saferoutespartnership.org Te mission of the National Partnership is to advance safe walking and bicycling to and from schools, to improve the health and well being of kids of all races, income levels and abilities and to foster the creation of healthy communities for everyone. We are a catalyst for the creation of safe, active, equitable and healthy communities.
United Motorcoach Association 113 S. West St. 4th Fl., Alexandria, VA, 22314 T:800/424-8262
F:703-838-2950
Stacy Tetschner, President & CEO
info@uma.org,
www.uma.org Provides information and support to members operating motorcoaches on complying with requirements of regula- tory agencies, and information on indus- try trends and marketing to help their members succeed.
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