Imagine being stranded on an island feeling isolated and helpless, tossing a message for help into the vast ocean, only to realize it may wash up on a deserted shore. The despair of that moment and the shock that your message may never reach anyone who can help… But then you realize that there are dedicated professionals out there whose mission is to find and help you, even when your message, and everything else, seems lost.
This year, the North Dakota Emergency Management Conference is themed around this powerful metaphor. We want to explore the essence of our roles as emergency managers and first responders—those who, like beacons in the desert, bring hope and aid to those in need, even when it seems impossible.
Join us at the conference to delve into topics that will enhance your skills, broaden your knowledge, and connect you with fellow professionals who share your commitment to saving lives and ensuring the safety of our communities.
Don't miss this opportunity to be part of an inspiring and educational event. Register now to secure your spot at the North Dakota Emergency Management Conference. Together, we can make a difference, even in the most challenging circumstances.
We look forward to welcoming you to the conference and exploring how we can continue to be the lifeline for those in need.
NDEMA member registration: $115
Non-Member: $165
For your membership discount code, contact: Shawna Davenport at sdavenport@nd.gov.
Registration assistance: 701-224-5600 (8-4 daily) or email bsc.training@bismarckstate.edu
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Sponsorship levels and additional information available here.
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