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Agenda
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Please note: this is a tentative agenda and subject to change. We will continue to update this web page as information changes.
TTuesday, September 6, 2011 |
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1200-1330 |
Registration |
1300-1330 |
Welcome and Presentation of the Colors
Cabinet Secretary NM Homeland Security and Emergency Management - Secretary Michael Duvall
US Attorney, Kenneth Gonzales |
1330-1345 |
Conference Overview
Richard Clark- NMASIC/Jacque Miller DHSEM- Chief Technology Officer |
1345-1400 |
Break |
1400-1445 |
The Role of Communication in Homeland Security
Robert Rhoads, Department of Homeland Security Office of Emergency Management |
1445-1530 |
Challenges in Homeland Security in the 21st Century
David Williams, Director of Border Security Center for Research, Education and Training at New Mexico Tech |
1530-1545 |
Break |
1545-1645 |
Public Safety Interoperable Communications Grant Program Update
SICWG work group Introduction and Directions for breakout sessions
Jacque Miller DHSEM- Chief Technology Officer |
Combatting Terrorism Outside of the Continental US
John Smith, State Department Agency Representative |
1645-1700 |
Closing Remarks |
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011 |
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0700 - 0800 |
Registration & Breakfast |
0800 - 0815 |
Welcome
Governor Susana Martinez, State of New Mexico |
0815 - 0915 |
Keynote Address: Homeland Security Challenges
Peter Clemens, TSA
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0915 - 0920 |
Overview of Breakout Sessions
Jacque Miller DHSEM- Chief Technology Officer |
0920-0930 |
Break |
0930-1030 |
Emergency Support Function Breakout
Gary Surad, Bernalillo County Department of Emergency Management |
Wallow Fire After Action Review
Mike Scales, Sandoval County Emergency Management and Larry Bleimeyer,IT Radio and Telecommunications Supervisor, Dona Ana County |
Emergency Management in a Crisis Situation
Sheriff Byron Gwaltney, Pima County Sheriff Department |
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0930-1200 |
Handling Livestock in Emergency Situations
Jennifer Woods, J. Woods Livestock Services |
1030-1130 |
Engaging the Private Sector in Homeland Security
Dennis Pepe, Critical Infrastructure Coordinator, New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management |
SICWG Discussion
Jacque Miller DHSEM- Chief Technology Officer |
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1130-1200 |
NECP Goal 2
Dominique Lenox, Communications Planner, New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management |
Frequency Coordination and Management
Mike Scales, Sandoval County Emergency Management |
Drug Issues - Current Smuggling Techniques and Methods
Ernie Ortiz, NM HIDT |
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1200-1330 |
Lunch on own |
1330-1430 |
The Importance of Collaboration
Dr. Lowell Catlett, NMSU and CEO College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences |
1430-1530 |
Agroterorism Security
David Raymond, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Weapons of Mass Destruction Coordiantor |
SICWG Panel Gateway Session
Wynn Brannin, State of New Mexico |
1530-1545 |
Break |
1545-1645 |
Nationwide Public Safety Broadband - Data Infrastructure
Jacque Miller DHSEM- Chief Technology Officer |
1645-1700 |
Closing Remarks |
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Thursday, September 8, 2011 |
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0800-0830 |
Welcome – Chief Ray Schultz, Albuquerque Police Department |
0830-0900 |
International Interoperability: Communication and Interference
William H. Grigsby, Department of State |
0900-0945 |
Homemade Imporvised Explosives Familiarization
Philip Leonard, WX-7 HE Science and Technology, Los Alamos Labratory |
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0945-1000 |
Break |
1000-1045 |
Social Networking Pros, Cons and the Use for Law Enforcement
Darryl Ackley, Cabinet Secretary, New Mexico Department of Information Technology |
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1045-1130 |
ICE Agent Killing in Mexico
Rene Medina, Federal Bureau of Investigation |
1130-1200 |
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