Community Preparedness Webinar Series: National 9-1-1 Education Month

Recorded: Wednesday, April 14

Gregory Rohde, Executive Director of the E9-1-1 Instititute, presents on information about National 9-1-1 Education Month, 9-1-1 emergency education, and engaging with the e9-1-1 Institute. Wanda Gattison of Washington, D.C. Office of Unified Communications presents on activities and ideas to partner with local Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs).

Links

• E9-1-1 Institute
• National Emergency Number Association
• APCO- Association of Public-Safety Communication Officials

How to view our webinars

The Community Preparedness Webinar Series is conducted via DHS's HSIN Connect system. You do not need to register in advance, nor do you need a HSIN account in order to view our webinars. Audio for this webinar will be broadcast within HSIN Connect; there will not be a concurrent, phone-based teleconference. Questions and answers will be moderated via text-based chat inside the webinar. In order to ensure that your computer is capable of viewing our webinars and webcasts, we highly recommend that you read the below documents and perform the compatibility test prior to the start of the event. In addition, please ensure your computer's speakers are working prior to the webinar. If for any reason you have trouble accessing the system, please send an email to citizencorps@dhs.gov.

Additional information about this webinar

This webinar is free to the public and will accommodate the first 500 visitors that enter the site. This webinar will last approximately one hour. In addition to airing live, the webinar will be recorded and viewable at a later date and linked from this web page. The live webinar will offer Closed Captioning and a transcript of the webinar will be posted with the recorded version of the webinar.

Last Updated: 01/02/2014

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