NAEFO to Host Webinar on Federal Issues for the Nation’s Fire & EMS Services Directors

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It is crucial, now seemingly more than ever, for elected and appointed leaders of the nation’s fire protection, ambulance, and emergency services districts/organizations to understand and engage with ongoing and emerging federal issues impacting local public fire and EMS services.

The National Association of Emergency and Fire Officials (NAEFO) will host a presentation in July for directors of emergency services districts and organizations to receive a rundown of current and future federal legislative and regulatory topics that could impact their organizations and services provided in their communities.

NAEFO Federal Legislative & Regulatory Issues Briefing for Fire & EMS Directors

Thursday, July 11
2 p.m. ET | 11 a.m. PT

Live Webinar via Zoom with Q&A

Cost for NAEFO Members: $10
(Current Members sent a discount code for reduced registration)
Non-NAEFO Members: $40

Register Now!

Join Cole Arreola-Karr, NAEFO Executive Director, on July 11 for a live webinar featuring discussion and Q&A on issues ranging from special districts’ access to federal funding, the hazardous substance designation of common “forever chemicals,” a general overview and outlook on programs of interest to the nation’s emergency services, and more

For more information, contact Cole Arreola-Karr, NAEFO Executive Director, at cole@naefo.org.

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