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April 18 - 20, 2012

Estes Park, Colorado

For the 18th Annual professional development conference April 18-20, 2012, we are returning to Estes Park, Colorado, the beautiful and welcoming gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park. This conference is the premier professional development conference for fire and life safety professionals in the Rocky Mountain Region and it is among the top conferences of its kind in the nation. Our speakers, who hail from across the nation, will bring us innovative programs, information on new technologies, techniques for reaching our target audiences better and ideas for developing successful programs within our shrinking budgets. The networking opportunities alone make this conference worthwhile. Our conference brochure has a list of all of the classes that are sceduled for 2012.

Speaking of shrinking budgets, the registration fee for this 2 1/2-day conference is only $225. All of us are challenged with doing more with fewer resources even though fires and injuries don’t take a vacation during economic downturns. Cutting our registration fee to this minimum level is our attempt to help you afford this valuable training. Additionally, an agency that pays for two registrations gets a third for only $100.

The Rocky Mountain Park Inn which is attached to the conference center, has lowered it's nightly room rate to $75 per night. This rate is good through the weekend should you decide to extend your stay. To reserve your room, call 1-800-803-7837 or visit rockymountainparkinn.com.

2012 Program
(Subject to change)

Exploring Safety through the Senses: Delivery Options The Hottest Summer Camp in Town
Hospital Car Seat Fit Station Do the Drill: School Fire Safety Resources
Active Engagement Planning for Residential Fire Safety Program Evaluation for Beginners
SafetyFactor: An Innovative Way to Prevent Injuries Using Social Media in Your Programs
Teaching High School Students the Chemistry of Fire BrainWise: A Proven Method for Smart Choices
Child Safety Train the Trainer Community Fire Safety for Immigrants & Refugees
FireFactor: Teaching Teens about Juvenile Firesetting Community Needs Assessments
Social Media 201: Actions & Strategies When Words are not Enough
Real Life Evaluations: Not just the Numbers Vulnerable Families and Juvenile Firesetting Behavior
Car Seat Education & Distribution Program Mind the Gap: Strategies to Reach Youth
Wildfire Risk in the Built Environment FLSE: How do I Begin?
Get your Fire Department into their Homes Logic Models for Program Planning
Fire Blitz: Blitz your Schools with Fire Safety Fall Prevention for the Older Adult
21st Century Life Safety Classroom Training Strap & Snap Bicycle Helmet Program

Rocky Mountain Workshops

Bringing the Pub Discussions into the Classroom
Reaching Older Adults – Delivering Messages that Stick
Juvenile Firesetting and Media Consumption
Child Passenger Safety Update

 

Next Meeting

Our next meeting will be on September 9, 2011 at Aspen Fire. Please contact Brian Nichols if you are interested in extending your stay.

Coffee will begin
at 10:00 a.m. and the meeting will begin at 10:30.

President
Sherrie Leeka
Westminster Fire Department

Vice President
Micki Trost
West Metro Fire

Secretary
Einar Jensen
South Metro Fire Rescue

Treasurer
Brianna Goodwin
Colorado Springs Fire

At Large
Brian Nichols
Aspen Fire Protection District