*cancelled*
NH Emergency Preparedness Conference
cancelled until further notice
*cancelled*
NH Emergency Preparedness Conference
cancelled until further notice
ABOUT THE EVENT
The NH Emergency Preparedness Conference is an annual event that brings together emergency responders from across our state to explore a wide spectrum of emergency management topics using an all hazards approach.
The event celebrated its 15th year in 2019. The conference continues to draw a crowd of 800 participants and 60 exhibitors. With more than 40 breakout sessions delivered by local, state, and national experts throughout the day, the conference is the not-to-be-missed event for NH's emergency responders.
The event is offered at no cost to participants thanks to the event's funders - the NH Division of Public Health Services, and NH Homeland Security.
The goal of the NH Emergency Preparedness Conference is to offer a program that provides NH's emergency planners and responders with the opportunity to:
- learn new ideas and practices to meet emergency preparedness challenges,
- hear lessons learned from previous planning, response, mitigation, and recovery efforts,
- connect with key individuals and organizations across the emergency preparedness spectrum.
who should attend
Emergency Services – Local, county, state and federal law enforcement, fire, emergency management, dispatch, EMS, and military.
Municipal/County/State/Federal Government – Government leadership, corrections, health officers, building and code enforcement, and public works.
Health Care/Behavioral Health/Public Health – Health care providers such as hospitals, primary and specialty care providers, behavioral health providers, home care providers, long term care, and public health professionals.
Human/Social Services – Children/youth/senior service providers, family services, disabilities services, and other community services and faith based organizations.
Business/Critical Infrastructure Partners –Retail, transit, small business, media, banking, telecommunications, utilities and agriculture.
Education/Child Care – Public and private K-12, higher education, and child care providers.
