Embassy Suites Convention Center Las Vegas
Emergency management, law enforcement, fire response, and emergency medical services responders rely on communications technology for support in dangerous and rapidly changing environments. Innovative solutions and advancements in new technologies are he
Learn about new technology that benifits officers in the field
JW Marriott Hotel
This conference will bring together the fields of transportation and emergency management to discuss evacuation planning to accommodate the needs of all people before, during and after a major disaster.
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George R. Brown Convention Center
Security. Rescue. EH&S. Safety. Fire. Hazmat. INDUSTRIAL FIRE, SAFETY & SECURITY covers all aspects of emergency response and is designed to keep you up-to-date on the latest solutions and tools in the industrial and energy marketplaces.
The George Washington University DC Campus
IJIS Institute Industry Briefing is the most authoritative update on the justice, public safety, and homeland security information sharing and IT market.
Omni Parker House Hotel
The All-Hazards, All-Stakeholders Summit will address the natural and man-made hazards facing the Boston area — fires,hurricanes, floods and terror events — and address best practices in preparing for and mitigating these crises.
Creating efficient and environmentally friendly systems for managing commuter traffic, electric grids and waterways
Four Seasons Hotel Houston
The All-Hazards, All-Stakeholders Summit will address the natural and man-made hazards facing the Houston area — fires, hurricanes, floods and terror events — and address best practices in preparing for and mitigating these crises.
Los Angeles Sheraton
The All-Hazards, All-Stakeholders Summit will address the natural and man-made hazards facing the Los Angeles area — fires, earthquakes, mudslides, terror events — and address best practices in preparing for and mitigating these crises.
Hyatt Regency
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