2022 St. Louis Interoperability Workshop
Promoting Interoperability Across All Levels of Government
A Unique Opportunity to Improve Interoperable Communications
Event Dates: May 17 - 19, 2022
Location: Renaissance St. Louis Airport Hotel; 9801 Natural Bridge Road, St. Louis, MO 63134
Fees: Attendance is complimentary for the statewide NASNA representative, the statewide interoperability coordinator, as well as one emergency alert/warning coordinator, and one person representing the governor’s office (legislative representative). In some cases, one person may fill multiple roles. Others wishing to attend will need to seek approval and will be responsible for all their expenses.*
The St. Louis Regional Interoperability Workshop will bring together key leaders to collaborate on how to achieve emergency response interoperability across all levels of government.
Workshop goals:
- Educate executive officials and policymakers on the critical importance of improving interoperability among public safety and emergency services agencies
- Provide a forum to discuss interoperability in a less technical, more policy orientated environment
- Identify barriers to implementing statewide interoperability plans and strategies to help states achieve interoperability objectives
The outcome of the meeting will be a plan for each state including interoperability goals and actionable steps to improving public safety interoperability.
*Please contact Harriet Rennie-Brown for more information.