The International Public Safety Association’s 2016 Fall Symposium Addressing Contemporary Issues Facing Emergency First Responders

Goodyear, AZ, May 25, 2016 --(PR.com)-- The International Public Safety Association’s 2016 Fall Symposium is scheduled for 25th October to the 26th October 2016 in Tempe, Arizona. Contemporary issues facing today’s emergency first responders specific to: critical incidents, active shooter, terrorism, mass casualty incidents, mental health, and leadership will be addressed. The peer-to-peer exchange of information and lessons learned during this event will lend itself to be a truly valuable and educational forum for all emergency first responders.

“This will be a true networking and information sharing experience between all emergency first responders. It’s not very often a law enforcement official is in the same type of educational setting gleaning from his/her counterpart in the fire service or EMS. Our Symposium will include moderated panels, traditional presentations, and facilitated round table discussions to encourage information sharing and networking with everyone in attendance," said Heather R. Cotter, International Public Safety Association's Executive Director.

Registration
This "all hands on deck" Symposium is open to the entire public safety community and registration is open to both Members and Non-Members. Space is limited and early registration is advised.

Sponsorship
Being a Sponsor of the International Public Safety Association’s Fall Symposium provides networking opportunities and corporate visibility for public sector companies interested in promoting their services and solutions within the public safety vertical. The four-tiered sponsorship levels include Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze.

About the International Public Safety Association
The International Public Safety Association, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, was established in July 2014 in the State of Arizona to bring the public safety community closer together by offering opportunities to network, cross-train, and build a stronger public safety community capable of an effective joint response to all incidents.