Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles

This meeting served as a follow-up to previous sessions to transition into discussion and deliberation regarding potential recommendations for public safety in Ohio State Parks, specifically focusing on EMS responses. Key discussions included the presentation of EMS run data from 2023 to 2024 for select parks, analyzed using the MSER repository via a proxy method based on street address and keywords. The data covered the number of runs, responding agencies, and median response times (dispatch to scene and dispatch to patient). It was noted that the data only includes runs resulting in EMS transport. Further discussion involved regional resource management and allocation, referencing Ohio EMA and the Ohio Fire Chief State Emergency Response System, along with relevant Ohio Revised Codes.

This document outlines strategic goals and initiatives to enhance teen driver safety. It details efforts to advocate for supportive legislation, such as allowing 'Student Driver' signs, and to reduce teen driving fatalities and crashes. Strategies involve empowering young drivers and increasing parental engagement through campaigns like 'Teacher Teen to Drive' and digital tools such as the 'Road Ready Ohio app', which facilitates practice logging and provides driving feedback.

The meeting included reports and updates on various topics, including the ATPS team's progress on addressing a backlog of items and changes to forms, the signature pad project, and the possibility of a data sync with AAMVA. An update was provided on the Ohio Title Portal, and a decision was made to no longer support ATPS color printers due to their age and lack of available maintenance and parts. The board discussed the importance of providing sufficient notice for title office moves and reviewed the status of the Title Manual update. Financial information for the third quarter of fiscal year 2023 was presented, and the board confirmed that all state equipment in clerks' offices is insured. The board also acknowledged the successful implementation of the multi-factor authentication (MFA) DUO tokens project.

The board received reports on the Title Inquiry Application Programming Interface (API) service, signature pads, and a title printing issue. Updates were given on the Title Manual, and financial information for the period ending March 31, 2021, was presented, including discussion of the budget and potential future funding needs. The appointment of a new board member was announced, along with future meeting dates.

The meeting will include an Automated Title Processing System (ATPS) update, a title manual status update, and a financial update. The date of the next board meeting will also be discussed.