We have included below a listing of workshop proceedings. Should you be interested in materials from a session you don't see here, please contact us.
- #01 Climate Change Impacts to Lifeline Functions
- Presented by William DeLong, Protective Security Advisor, Department of Homeland Security
- #02 The Mississippi Youth Preparedness Initiative - Reframing Youth Preparedness and Creating a New Standard in Innovation, Outcomes and Community Impact
- Presented by C. Ryan Akers, PhD., Community Preparedness and Disaster Management Assistant Extension Professor, Mississippi State University Extension Service
- #03 Carbon Monoxide (CO) Poisoning in Maine
- Presented by Andrew Smith, State Toxicologist, Maine Department of Health and Human Services
- #04 EMA Yesterday and Today - Have We Seen Real Change?
- Presented by Robert C. Bohlmann, Volunteer and Retired Director of York County Emergency Management Agency
- #05 Dispatch Lessons Learned - Sandy Hook elementary School, December 14, 2012
- Presented by Maureen Will, director, Newtown Emergency Communications Center
- #06 Assessment and Planning for Climate Adaptation
- Presented by Liz Hertz, Municipal Planning Assistance Program Director, Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry and Judy Gates, Environmental Office Director, Maine Department of Transportation
- #08 Is Maine Ready for an Ebola Outbreak?
- Presented by Bill Jenkins, Public Health Emergency Preparedness Director, MeCDC and a panel of subject matter experts.
- Presentation: Adobe Acrobat® format
- Presentation: Adobe Acrobat® format
- Presentation: Adobe Acrobat® format
- #09 Rebuilding Rural Communities - Rural Development Programs to Assist Communities after a Disaster
- Presented by Virginia Manuel, State Director, United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development
- #10 "Poof! You're The Staging Area Manager" - Introduction to Type IV Staging Area Management
- Presented by Raymond Lussier, Safety and NIMS Coordinator, City of Auburn
- #11 Future Weather Impacts - Demonstration of Climate Reanalyzer
- Presented by Sean Birkel, PhD, Research Assistant Professor and Maine State Climatologist, University of Maine Sawyer Research Center
- #15 Developing a Hazmat Training Program for Your Organization
- Presented by Scott Luciano, President, Specialty Response Solutions, Inc.
- #16 Tropical Storm Arthur - The Worst Warm Season Tree Damage for Downeast Maine in 60 Years
- Presented by Richard Okulski, Meteorologist, National Weather Service
- #18 Integrating Maine's Medical Reserve Corps into a State Volunteer Registry System
- Presented by Jared McCannell, Volunteer Management Coordinator, Maine Center for Disease Control
- #19 How Can I Help? Managing Community Response after a Disaster
- Presented by Pam Zeutenhorst, Volunteer Sector Initiative Program Officer, Maine Commission for Community Service
- #20 Debunking Health and Safety Myths
- Presented by Skip Pratt, Corporate Safety Systems Manager, Sappi Fine Paper North America
- #21 The ADA and Service Animals - A Workshop for Emergency Preparedness
- Presented by Kristin Aiello, Managing Attorney, Disability Rights Center and Kathy Hecht, President and Head Service Animal Trainer, Salute of Service
- #22 Rides in Sight - Sharing Senior Transportation Information
- Presented by Katie Klein, Project Manager, ITNAmerica
- #24 Dam Safety for Communities
- Presented by Tony Fletcher, State Dam Inspector, Maine Emergency Management Agency
- #27 Hear Me, See Me - Effective Communication for Complying with the ADA to Serve Community Members
- Presented by Eric Dibner, State ADA Accessibility Coordinator, Maine Department of Labor and Meryl Troop, Advocacy Division Manager, Maine Center on Deafness
- #28 How AmeriCorps Service Programs can be Accessed after Disasters
- Presented by Jason Scott, Disaster Services Program Officer, Corporation for National and Community Service
- #29 Search and Rescue Volunteers and Emergency Management - A Force Multiplier
- Presented by Deborah Palman, President, Maine Association for Search and Rescue and Dale Rowley, Director, Waldo County Emergency Management Agency
- #30 Overview of the National Flood Insurance Program and Update to FEMA Flood hazard Mapping - Everything you Need to Know to Stay above Water
- Presented by Sue Baker, National Flood Insurance Program Coordinator, Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry and Jennifer Curtis, Mapping Coordinator, Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry
- #31 American Petroleum Institute / Association of American Railroads Crude Oil Training
- Presented by Robert Breed, Vice President and GM, Specialized Response Solutions, NRC's Special Operations Group
- #33 When Disaster Strikes, Scammers Follow - Why Your Disaster Plans Must Include Fraud Awareness
- #34 Cashing in on Volunteer Time (AKA "Making Match")
- Presented by Michael Ashmore, Programs Officer, Maine Commission for Community Service
- #35 Disaster Planning and Preparedness with the SBA
- Presented by Alana Chavez, Public Affairs Specialist, United States Small Business Administration
- #36 The USDA State Emergency Board - Vast Economic and Technical Resources for Rural and Community Assistance
- Presented by Ken Gustin, Farm Service Agency Executive Officer, United States Department of Agriculture
- #37 Using Tier 2 Data at the Local Level
- Presented by Robert Gardner, Technological Hazards Program Manager, Maine Emergency Management Agency
- #38 On the Air - The NEW Public Safety Radio Communications System (MSCommNet)
- Presented by John Richards, Radio Services Director, Maine Office of Information Technology