About
There are more than 164,000 miles of highway traversing the American landscape, forming the backbone of our four-million-mile-long public road network. In a country as vast and geographically diverse as ours, the interstate system is what literally connects our nation as one. And no two groups in society have a stronger and more consistent presence on our nation's highways than law enforcement officers and American truckers.
Ensuring the freedom of travel and the safe passage of vehicles is of paramount importance to both the law enforcement community and the trucking industry. In partnering together, trucking and law enforcement are uniquely positioned to enhance highway safety and the security of freight transportation across the country.
ATA established the Law Enforcement Advisory Board in 2021 to help strengthen the ties between the trucking industry and law enforcement community and better align our resources toward common goals.
Application Open for the 2026-27 Law Enforcement Advisory Board
We are pleased to announce the application process for the 2026-27 cohort of the Law Enforcement Advisory Board and welcome those with current or past law enforcement experience to apply.
The following individuals are eligible to join the 2026-27 cohort:
- individuals employed by ATA member organizations who have previous experience in federal, state, and/or local law enforcement;
OR
- current or retired law enforcement officials who have contributed positively to the relationship between trucking and law enforcement, or have specialized expertise that would inform and advance work on key issue areas.
The Law Enforcement Advisory Board meets virtually on a periodic basis with additional opportunities for ad hoc working groups, input sessions, and in-person events. Members are expected to attend a majority of regular meetings of the Board to be considered active members. Selected applicants will serve a two-year term, so please only apply if you have the availability and capacity to actively participate in LEAB.
This application will close on Friday, January 16, 2026. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact Kaitlyn Holmecki at kholmecki@trucking.org.
Who We Are
Comprised of ATA members who have previous experience in federal, state, and local law enforcement, as well as current and retired law enforcement officials who’ve contributed positively to the partnership between both groups, LEAB currently has 33 members with a total of 898 years of law enforcement experience:
Chairman
Mark Savage
Drivewyze Inc.
Vice Chair
Steve Dowling
Covenant Logistics Logistics Group Inc.
Vice Chair
Steve Keppler
Scopelitis Transportation Consulting
- Todd Armstrong, Illinois State Police
- Derek Barrs, HNTB Corp.
- Jonathan Beshears, J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc.
- Bill Boehning, Prime Inc.
- Christopher Brooks, Tennessee Highway Patrol
- Scott Brunner, Penske Transportation Solutions
- John Cannon, Overhaul
- Tim Cardwell, High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas
- Anthony Cloud, Pennsylvania Motor Trucking Association
- Will Cole, Montana Trucking Association
- Robert Cordasco, Boston Police Department
- Ron Cordova, Zonar Systems Inc.
- Steve Dowling, Covenant Logistics Group Inc.
- Richard Elliott, Safeway Transportation LLC
- Jake Elovirta, Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance
- Jeff Ferber, J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc.
- Kent Grisham, Nebraska Trucking Association
- Bryan Heath, Red Classic Transit, LLC
- Malik A Henderson, PrePass Safety Alliance
- Steve Keppler, Scopelitis Transportation Consulting
- Bill Kotynski, Ryder Systems Inc.
- John Mannion, United Parcel Service, Inc.
- Rocco Marrari, EBE Technologies
- Michael Martin, Old Dominion Freight Line Inc.
- Mike Maytum, Nebraska State Patrol
- Gary McCarthy, Aurora Innovation Inc.
- Verna Mondell, Walmart
- Sam Monoscalco, New World Van Lines
- Janice Mulanix, PrePass Safety Alliance
- Marc Nichols, Drivewyze Inc.
- Marty Pollock, Tennessee Trucking Association
- Mark Savage, Drivewyze Inc.
- Christopher Vinson, Midlothian (Texas) Police Department
The LEAB members have current or previous affiliation with the following 27 law enforcement entities:
- Colorado State Patrol
- Florida State Highway Patrol
- Tennessee State Highway Patrol
- Michigan State Police
- California State Highway Patrol
- North Carolina State Highway Patrol
- Arkansas State Police
- New Mexico Department of Public Safety
- Federal Bureau of Investigations
- Georgia Bureau of Investigations
- St. Charles Co., Missouri Sheriff's Department
- New Mexico Department of Public Safety
- Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
- North Carolina State Highway Patrol
- City of LeClaire, Iowa Police Department
- New York City Police Department
- Boston Police Department
- Illinois State Police
- Nebraska State Patrol
- National High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Assistance Center
- Howard Co., Maryland Police Department
- Arizona Department of Transportation
- Louisiana State Police
- Midlothian, Texas Police Department
- Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles Enforcement
- North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles Enforcement
- Fremont, Delaware Police Department
- Missouri State Highway Patrol
- Arizona Department of Transportation
- Montana Motor Carrier Services
- Drug Enforcement Administration