An interactive, informative, attendee-driven event focused on improving PSAP performance and shaping the future of 9-1-1 systems
Join NENA for the inaugural 9-1-1 Standards and Best Practices Conference, a dynamic, interactive, and informative event where attendees learn, imagine, create, and collaborate to improve the 9-1-1 systems of today and tomorrow.
Featuring a combination of educational, working, and envisioning sessions, attendees will spend three days learning about how agencies and service providers can use standards to create high-performing 9-1-1 environments; engaging with peers to initiate new projects and continue ongoing work; and identifying areas where NENA should focus future efforts.
Over two days and in multiple sessions, panel discussions, and Q&A opportunities, attendees will identify best practices, share important insights, engage with industry leaders, and define the future course of 9-1-1 and the actions that NENA, 9-1-1 agencies, and vendors must take to meet the ever-evolving needs of the 9-1-1 system and public safety professionals.
The candidate interview is arguably the most important part of the hiring process. You get out of interviewing what you put into it, which is why developing a well-prepared and consistent interviewing game plan is imperative if you hope to achieve good hiring outcomes. Join us for this hour-long webinar to learn about:
CEUs: Attend this webinar and receive one-half ENP re-certification point towards the ten-point maximum for NENA courses in the Professional Development CEU/Course Credits section.
Can't attend on the 27th? Register now and you will receive an email after the live presentation with instructions for accessing the on-demand webinar archive.
Webinar Access InfoInterested in taking the ENP Examination? Plan now to participate in Mission Critical Partner's free ENP Study Group starting this coming Monday! ENP study groups are led by subject matter experts and have proven to be a valuable resource to those preparing for the examination. This group runs through September 26 and meetings take place every Monday at 3PM Eastern. Email louisalake@mcp911.com to register.
Info on this and other study groups is available here.
NENA President, Renee Hardwick, is interested in the membership’s opinion on the issue of placing limits on the number of years an individual can serve on the NENA national executive board. Please note that the outcome of any potential national action on this issue will NOT affect the rules established by chapters regarding service on chapter boards.
At NENA’s membership meeting held at NENA 2016 in June, Board Attorney, John Kelly, provided the below points that one should consider when forming an opinion on the issue of placing limits on the number of years an individual can serve on the NENA national executive board. They are:
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In support of the goal to improve emergency communications for our nation's citizens, the National 911 Program has released a Request for Information (RFI) to gather input about the establishment of a nationally uniform data system to document PSAP call data and data related to the operation of local and state 9-1-1 systems.
A nationally uniform 9-1-1 data system, once developed, would provide essential information to assist strategic planning, governance decisions, and improvements to the 9-1-1 system and its operations at all levels of government. These data would also be useful to private sector companies providing services to local and state 9-1-1 agencies.
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--Find highly-qualified applicants quickly & easily
--Only receive applications from those who meet your criteria
--Tools to manage your positions & view activity reports
--Searchable database of résumés & profiles |