Arizona
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) started the Arizona TraCS program so that law enforcement agencies across the state could begin collecting and transmitting crash reports electronically. Since then, the program has grown to other forms for a broader use of the TraCS software.
- LEAD AGENCY: Arizona Department of Transportation
- PROGRAM SUPPORTED BY: Arizona Department of Transportation
- TRACS SOFTWARE DEPLOYMENT: TraCS has currently been deployed to 75 agencies across Arizona: (3) State Agencies (Department of Public Safety, ADOT Enforcement and Compliance Division, and Department of Liquor License and Control); (53) Municipal Police Departments; (10) County Sheriff’s Departments; (5) College/University Police Departments; (4) Tribal Police Departments (Gila River, White Mountain Apache, Tonto Apache, and Yavapai-Prescott).
- FUTURE DEPLOYMENT PLANS: Currently working with Navajo Nation Police Department, Hopi Police Department, and the Arizona Attorney General’s Tobacco Enforcement Unit to deploy TraCS.
- LAST UPDATED: 2024/07
TraCS Use
Forms being used by Arizona include:
ADOT Supported Forms
- Crash
- e-Citations
- e-DUI Affidavit
- e-Drivers Behavior
- Crash Report
- Traffic Citation
- Traffic Warning
- Parking Ticket
- Driver Behavior
- DUI Affidavit
- Independent Test Advisory
- Alcohol Drug Influence
- Phlebotomy
- Tow
- Impound Release
- Consent to Search
- Next of Kin Notification
- Gang Member Information
- Field Interview
- Juvenile Referral
- Victims’ Rights
- Holiday Stat Reporting
Additional Forms Being Used by Law Enforcement – Uniform Incident Offense Report, Use of Force, Trespass Warning, Tribal Citation, Tribal Crash Report, and Jail Booking.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety has developed over 100 forms for internal agency use. ADOT has converted some of these forms for state use, based on agency requests.
MACH Use
Arizona hasn't implemented MACH yet.