Safety conference scheduled in Long Beach
A conference for the people who keep the public safe via the 9-1-1 system is coming up.
NENA 2020 will be held in the Long Beach Convention Center, giving policymakers at all levels, as well as specialists in telecommunications, and public safety professionals, a chance to learn about and discuss the issues, current and long-term, they will encounter when working in the field of public safety. They will also learn skills needed to meet these issues successfully.
NENA stands for National Emergency Number Association, and includes all those who work in emergency communications services, such as police and fire departments. The conference offers keynote speakers, workshops with applications in the real world, and comprehensive multi-day, as well as full-day, courses. There are also dozens of training and educational sessions designed to inform emergency communications professionals of new developments. In addition, the conference offers a networking opportunity, and an expo where the newest services and products will be showcased.
NENA improves 9-1-1- systems through outreach, education, training, standards development, research, and advocacy. Its mission is to make the public more secure and safer by making cutting-edge 9-1-1 systems, manned by trained communications professionals, available to all.
At this time, the conference is scheduled for June 13-18. interested parties will want to check the website occasionally for any announced changes. Print shops are excellent resources to create materials for attendees at conferences like this.
NENA 2020 will be held in the Long Beach Convention Center, giving policymakers at all levels, as well as specialists in telecommunications, and public safety professionals, a chance to learn about and discuss the issues, current and long-term, they will encounter when working in the field of public safety. They will also learn skills needed to meet these issues successfully.
NENA stands for National Emergency Number Association, and includes all those who work in emergency communications services, such as police and fire departments. The conference offers keynote speakers, workshops with applications in the real world, and comprehensive multi-day, as well as full-day, courses. There are also dozens of training and educational sessions designed to inform emergency communications professionals of new developments. In addition, the conference offers a networking opportunity, and an expo where the newest services and products will be showcased.
NENA improves 9-1-1- systems through outreach, education, training, standards development, research, and advocacy. Its mission is to make the public more secure and safer by making cutting-edge 9-1-1 systems, manned by trained communications professionals, available to all.
At this time, the conference is scheduled for June 13-18. interested parties will want to check the website occasionally for any announced changes. Print shops are excellent resources to create materials for attendees at conferences like this.