If you would like to host the 2011 Spring Conference please complete the Conference Request for Proposal and return by December 1, 2010.
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Fall 2010 Conference Agenda: October 6, 7, 8, 201 at WSU Spokane. Class will be presented by National Domestic Preparedness Coalition and is entitled Operational Values of Threat, Risk, and Vulnerability Assessments. Excellant class and very pertinent in our fields!! See website description: hppt://www.ndpci.us/opvaltrva.html
We will also offer a three hour class on Clery and Fire Reports updates.
Membership dinner on Thursday night. It is time for elections again so please keep that in mind.
Conference Accomodations: Travelodge Spokane at the Convention Center. It is located at W. 33 Spokane Falls Blvd. Spokane, WA There are 15 rooms blocked off from 10/5 to 10/7. She will hold a couple that can be reserved through Friday night.
Airport: Spokane International Airport from Portland $149.00
and from Seattle $122.40
>Spring 2010 Conference<
The 2010 Spring Conference was hosted by Chemeketa Community College April 7 - 9. Wednesday and Thursday training was taught by the Western Community Policing Institute on "Creating Vigilant, Prepared, and Resilient Communities for Homeland Security." The training was fit into our campus community roles. On Friday Bill Kohlmeyer and his threat assessment group conducted training on creating teams and how they work on campus. This was great training for not only us in security but for human resource, residence life, and student services deans as well.
Thank you Bill for all your hard work on the conference!!
2009 Spring Conference
The Spring Conference was held April 8 - 10 in Caldwell, Idaho at the College of Idaho. Allan Laird and Jo Ann Gilpin hosted the training in the William Judson Boone Hall. The first day was advanced Clery Act training, including recent updates, presented by Chief Steven Healy from Princeton University. The next two full days was the State and Local Anti-Terrorism Training that was sponsored by a Department of Justice Grant. This is anti-terrorism training focusing on institutions of higher education. Thirty-six WACLEA members were present on Wednesday from Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Arizona and then were joined by over 30 members of different local law enforcement departments for the SLATT portion of the conference. Pictures and training aids that were shared with us will be posted in the Members area.
Thank you to all the members that were able to come and support our organization!! A very special thank you for our hosts and our speakers!!