2012 OKLAHOMA BUCKLEDOWN AWARDS
Traffic Safety Recognition Program
February 9, 2012
Tulsa Technology Center - Lemley Campus
Career Development Center
3420 South Memorial Drive
Reception @ 9:00 a.m. & Awards @ 10:00 a.m.
PURPOSE
Since 1993 the Oklahoma BUCKLEDOWN Awards Program has recognized state Law Enforcement Officers for “Outstanding” performance in the areas of Traffic Safety, Occupant Protection, and Impaired Driving. Recognition is based on the individual officer’s initiative and use of enforcement and prevention efforts designed to reduce traffic collisions and their resulting injuries, deaths, and property damage.
NOMINATION GUIDELINES
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Please nominate only one officer, unit, or agency per Nomination Form.
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When nominating a unit within an agency, please list each officer’s (full names) who make up the unit so they can be recognized by name at the awards ceremony.
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Please limit your “Enforcement” nominations to those officers who set themselves well above their fellow officers.
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Please limit your “Prevention” nominations to those officers who did something above and beyond the requirements of their normal duty assignments.
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Please nominate each officer in only one category that best describes his/her major activity.
Note: Every officer nominated will be recognized at the awards ceremony, and should attend. They are also encouraged to bring family, friends, and fellow officers. RSVP is requested.
NOMINATION FORM
2012 Oklahoma BUCKLEDOWN Awards Program
Note: If you would prefer to submit a manual form, please click  and print our PDF form.
MAIL NOMINATION FORMS TO:
Tulsa Area Safe Kids Coalition,
Saint Francis - The Children's Hospital
5353 East 68th Street
Tulsa, OK, 74136;
Or, FAX NOMINATION FORMS TO: Beth Washington’s attention at (918) 494-6495.
The following Oklahoma law enforcement officer, unit or agency is nominated for outstanding performance in Occupant Protection, Impaired Driving, or Traffic Safety through traditional enforcement and prevention efforts designed to reduce traffic collisions and their resulting injuries, deaths, and property damage throughout the year 2011.
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