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Why should you attend
an APCO Conference?
an APCO Conference?
TRAINING...Enhance your
knowledge as a Public Safety
Telecommunicator from the
valuable training presented
by leaders from across the
state. Participate in the
General Sessions, then
choose from a variety of
breakout workshops that are
specialized towards various
telecommunicator functions
and responsibilities.
NETWORKING...meet
colleagues from across
Kansas and share information
and ideas, relate experiences,
and learn how other agency
operations might be bene-
ficial in your department.
DISCOVER...the latest trends
in Public Safety Communi-
cations that will impact your
agency. Stay abreast of
pending legislation,
standards, and mandates that
may affect your operations
and funding needs.
EXPERIENCE...an
opportunity to learn, socialize,
and work together to deliver
the best emergency com-
munications services to your
citizens.
VALUE...you can receive
more training for your dollar at
a Kansas Chapter
Conference!
knowledge as a Public Safety
Telecommunicator from the
valuable training presented
by leaders from across the
state. Participate in the
General Sessions, then
choose from a variety of
breakout workshops that are
specialized towards various
telecommunicator functions
and responsibilities.
NETWORKING...meet
colleagues from across
Kansas and share information
and ideas, relate experiences,
and learn how other agency
operations might be bene-
ficial in your department.
DISCOVER...the latest trends
in Public Safety Communi-
cations that will impact your
agency. Stay abreast of
pending legislation,
standards, and mandates that
may affect your operations
and funding needs.
EXPERIENCE...an
opportunity to learn, socialize,
and work together to deliver
the best emergency com-
munications services to your
citizens.
VALUE...you can receive
more training for your dollar at
a Kansas Chapter
Conference!
What You've Missed!
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FallSchedule
KSAPCO
October 16 - 18, 2011 - Drury Plaza Hotel Broadview - Wichita
Planned Events include...
Sunday, October 16
0800-1600 START Basic Awareness Training (Room 107)
1000 KSAPCO Board Meeting
1300-1700 Vendor Set Up (Riverview Room)
1700-1900 Vendor Room Open (Riverview Room)
1700-1900 Registration (Riverview Room)
1900 Social Sponsored Voice Products – Mort’s Martini and Cigar Bar, catered by
Jet Bar-B-Q (transportation provided to and from event)
Monday, October 17
0630-0800 Breakfast (Mezzanine) Breakfast provided for hotel guests.
0700-0800 Registration (Vender Room – Riverview Room)
0800-0815 Opening Remarks – Sedgwick County Sheriff Honor Guard
Pastor Sherdeill Breathett Sr. (Room 132)
0815-1000 Motivating and Coaching Positive Behaviors Part 1 – Leslie Neinast
(Room 132)
1000-1030 Dedicated Vendor Time (Riverview Room)
1030-1200 Motivating and Coaching Positive Behaviors Part 2 – Leslie Neinast
(Room 132)
1200-1300 Opening Lunch-Sponsored by Harris Corporation
(Room 132)
1300-1710 Breakout Sessions
1800-1900 Social Hour-Cash Bar (Riverview Room)
1900-2000 Banquet Dinner (Room 132)
2000-2300 Casino Night sponsored by NENA and APCO – Cash Bar (Room 133)
Tuesday, October 18
0630-0800 Breakfast (Mezzanine) Breakfast provided for hotel guests.
0800-0900 START (Mutual Aid for Dispatch) – Scott A. Eckberg, KSOEC
(Room 132)
0900-1000 Overview of the 911 Coordinating Council and Implementation of the 911
Act – Walt Way, Michele Abbott (Room 132)
1000-1030 Break – Check out of hotel rooms
1030-1200 Public Safety Ethics – Chief Mike Keller, Andover Police
Department (Room 132)
1200-1300 Lunch – Sponsored by Motorola and APCO
1300-1550 Breakout Sessions
0800-1600 START Basic Awareness Training (Room 107)
1000 KSAPCO Board Meeting
1300-1700 Vendor Set Up (Riverview Room)
1700-1900 Vendor Room Open (Riverview Room)
1700-1900 Registration (Riverview Room)
1900 Social Sponsored Voice Products – Mort’s Martini and Cigar Bar, catered by
Jet Bar-B-Q (transportation provided to and from event)
Monday, October 17
0630-0800 Breakfast (Mezzanine) Breakfast provided for hotel guests.
0700-0800 Registration (Vender Room – Riverview Room)
0800-0815 Opening Remarks – Sedgwick County Sheriff Honor Guard
Pastor Sherdeill Breathett Sr. (Room 132)
0815-1000 Motivating and Coaching Positive Behaviors Part 1 – Leslie Neinast
(Room 132)
1000-1030 Dedicated Vendor Time (Riverview Room)
1030-1200 Motivating and Coaching Positive Behaviors Part 2 – Leslie Neinast
(Room 132)
1200-1300 Opening Lunch-Sponsored by Harris Corporation
(Room 132)
1300-1710 Breakout Sessions
1800-1900 Social Hour-Cash Bar (Riverview Room)
1900-2000 Banquet Dinner (Room 132)
2000-2300 Casino Night sponsored by NENA and APCO – Cash Bar (Room 133)
Tuesday, October 18
0630-0800 Breakfast (Mezzanine) Breakfast provided for hotel guests.
0800-0900 START (Mutual Aid for Dispatch) – Scott A. Eckberg, KSOEC
(Room 132)
0900-1000 Overview of the 911 Coordinating Council and Implementation of the 911
Act – Walt Way, Michele Abbott (Room 132)
1000-1030 Break – Check out of hotel rooms
1030-1200 Public Safety Ethics – Chief Mike Keller, Andover Police
Department (Room 132)
1200-1300 Lunch – Sponsored by Motorola and APCO
1300-1550 Breakout Sessions
Amber Alert/A Child is Missing - Sgt. Amy Osburn
Improving Trainee Performance - Kristin Gill
NAED Accreditation Workshop - Carlynn Page
Human Trafficking - Sgt. Amy Osburn
Job Burnout - John Tracy
911 & The First Responders - Carl Bane
Verbal Judo - Lt. Jeff Weible and Lt. Donnie Phelps
Customer Service for 911 Dispatchers - Travis Hooper
Defining the Next in Next Generation - Curt Ghormley
The Helping Professionals - Michelle Barnes
Sustainability 101 - Lt. Brenda Deitzman and Lindsey Mahoney
LTE Changes Everything - Morgan Wright
Work/Life Balance - Beth Cunningham
Lifestyle Changes in a Dangerous World - Dr. James Early
Stress Management for Dispatchers - Sgt. Alayna Moreno
Quality Assurance from Scratch - Lt. Linda Staats
Generations in the Workplace - Mariann Bardezbain
Grant Writing - Lt. Brenda Deitzman
Interpersonal Relations for 911 Dispatchers - Dr. Audrey Curtis Hane
Anger Management - Michelle Barnes
Forensic Nursing and Evidence Preservation - Tina Peck
Improving Trainee Performance - Kristin Gill
NAED Accreditation Workshop - Carlynn Page
Human Trafficking - Sgt. Amy Osburn
Job Burnout - John Tracy
911 & The First Responders - Carl Bane
Verbal Judo - Lt. Jeff Weible and Lt. Donnie Phelps
Customer Service for 911 Dispatchers - Travis Hooper
Defining the Next in Next Generation - Curt Ghormley
The Helping Professionals - Michelle Barnes
Sustainability 101 - Lt. Brenda Deitzman and Lindsey Mahoney
LTE Changes Everything - Morgan Wright
Work/Life Balance - Beth Cunningham
Lifestyle Changes in a Dangerous World - Dr. James Early
Stress Management for Dispatchers - Sgt. Alayna Moreno
Quality Assurance from Scratch - Lt. Linda Staats
Generations in the Workplace - Mariann Bardezbain
Grant Writing - Lt. Brenda Deitzman
Interpersonal Relations for 911 Dispatchers - Dr. Audrey Curtis Hane
Anger Management - Michelle Barnes
Forensic Nursing and Evidence Preservation - Tina Peck
Breakout Sessions