McKay was arrested at the scene for Boating while intoxicated. There were approximately 10-12 occupants of the vessel at the time of the incident. William Lansbury sustained injuries to his lower extremities and was transported to University Hospital by AMR Ambulance. Amy McKay sustained a serious injury to her arm and was airlifted to University Hospital by Mercy Flight Helicopter. These two individuals, Amy McKay, 43, of Whitehead Lane in the Town of Throop and William Lansbury, 44, of Foote Street in the City of Auburn were subsequently struck by the running boat motor and injured. McKay, 57, of 2831 Stone School Road in the Town of Fleming was the operator of a 1988 Harris 28 ft pontoon boat when two passengers on this boat exited the boat and got into the water. The investigation into that accident revealed that Frank R.
Sheriff David Gould reports that on Augat approximately 6:11 PM the Cayuga County E-911 Center received a call of a personal injury boating accident which had occurred on Owasco Lake in the Town of Fleming. Assisting the Cayuga County Sheriff’s Office with this incident were the Cayuga County E-911 Center, Weedsport Fire Department,, Jordan Ambulance, Fair Haven Ambulance, and the Cayuga County Coroner’s Office. Tips can also be left on by clicking the Tips tab. Anyone with information regarding this investigation can contact Detective Sergeant Frederick Cornelius at 31. The investigation into the death is ongoing. Railway traffic was suspended in this area for two hours while the initial investigation was completed. The victim sustained injuries consistent with a fall from the bridge. The victim was later identified as Christopher Pille, 35, of North Seneca Street in Weedsport. Responding law enforcement and medical personnel found an adult male lying by the tracks, deceased. The call had been received by an employee of CSX railways who was aboard a passing train. Sheriff David Gould reports that on Augat approximately 1:02 PM the Cayuga County E-911 Center dispatched Cayuga County Sheriff’s Patrols to investigate a report of a person laying near the railroad tracks in the area of the Oakland Road bridge in the Town of Brutus. ~Lloyd Hoskins, Cayuga County STOP-DWI Coordinator." As you can see, Tracie has provided our State Association with countless time and effort which have led to our success as an Association in promoting our STOP-DWI message and mission." It is with great pride that I make this nomination. Coulson was elected President of the New York State Association of Traffic Safety Boards. She was then elected as interim Treasurer for the Association in 2015. She was elected regional Vice-president for the association in 2014 representing Cayuga, Madison, Onondaga, Oswego, and Oneida counties.
Another vital and important role that Tracie is involved with is her work with the New York State Association of Traffic Safety Boards. In October of 2012, Tracie was elected Secretary of the New York State STOP DWI Association and held that position until 2014 In July of this year, Tracie was appointed to be the Training Coordinator for the New York State STOP-DWI Foundation. Tracie continued her volunteer work between 20 at the State level by becoming a member of the Highway Safety Symposium planning committee in representing New York State STOP-DWI and the New York State Association of Traffic Safety Boards. It should be noted that Tracie’s father, Jack Coulson, was Cayuga County’s first STOP-DWI coordinator. Her STOP-DWI works at the local level begin in 1994 when she was appointed as secretary for the Cayuga County STOP-DWI and Traffic Safety committees. Hired in 1986 by the Cayuga County Sheriff’s Office as a jail matron, she then became the records clerk and civil deputy for the Sheriff’s Office.
"Tracie Coulson has not only been an advocate and active member of our local STOP-DWI efforts, but has also made significant impacts at the State level. Congratulations to Cayuga County Sheriff's Office Record's Clerk, Tracie Coulson, on being awarded the William T Smith Award by the New York State STOP-DWI Coordinator's Association.
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