E/L 105: Public Information Basics Date & Time: October 9-11, 2024 0830 – 1630 Link to Course Description Link to Enrollment Prerequisites All participants are required to provide proof of completion for each prerequisite by sending copies of completion certificates to training.dema@delaware.gov to be eligible to attend the course. REQUIRED: IS0029.A: PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER […]
The 17th Hazardous Materials Workshop is a free two-day training event for fire service, EMS, law enforcement, hazmat teams, industrial brigades, hospital DECON personnel, and chemical and poultry industry workers. will once again provide comprehensive training sessions and unique hands-on training opportunities presented by outstanding industry leaders. Refresher Training Credits will be given for […]
The purpose of the Delaware State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program Planning Committee is to develop, approve, implement, monitor, review, and revise as appropriate a strategic plan that establishes funding priorities and approves projects, which are intended to identify, assess, and address cyber risks within and across state and local government organizations in the […]
AWR 209 is a DHS/FEMA-certified, 7-hour, tuition-free course designed
to provide rural first responders with the skills and knowledge to quickly
adopt the role of public information officer (PIO) if/when needed and to
communicate with the public through the media. Many rural first
responder organizations do not have a full or part-time PIO on staff.
Therefore, in the event that a first responder is thrust into the role of PIO,
whether it be roadside at the scene of an emergency or detailing
directions to the public in a crisis situation, it is important to understand
how the media works and how to work with the available media outlets.
Topics include (but not limited to):
• Utilizing the media in emergency and public awareness situations
• Working with the media at the scene of an emergency
• Anticipating what news agencies want from the responders
at the scene of an emergency
• Giving interviews that work
• Writing effective news releases that will be read
Who Should Attend:
• Emergency Management
• Emergency Medical Services
• Fire Service
• Governmental Administrative
• Healthcare
• Law Enforcement
• Public Health
A free preparedness workshop for seniors and people with disabilities. Preparedness items will be distributed at the conclusion of the workshop. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Seating is limited. Lunch available for purchase from the CHEER Center: $4.50 for those under 60 years of age; $3 for those over 60 years of age.
A free preparedness workshop for seniors and people with disabilities. Preparedness items will be distributed at the conclusion of the workshop. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Seating is limited. Deadline for registration is Tuesday, March 3, 2020 at 5PM.