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Disaster Preparedness, Prevention, Response and Resiliency, "Having your Ducks in a Row" Part 1

18th Mar 2:00pm - 2:50pm MDT Carter Lake A&B-Leadership
61 attended
In Person
Session Description

To educate Managers, Public Works Directors, and operators on the critical importance of disaster preparedness, including effective planning, access to readily available resources, and strategies that enhance organizational resilience. Measurable Learning Outcomes By the end of this session, participants will be able to: 

• Identify the key risks and vulnerabilities associated with natural disasters in their communities. 

• Develop a understanding of disaster preparedness planning tailored to their organization’s infrastructure and resources. 

• Evaluate the availability and adequacy of emergency resources and establish protocols for rapid deployment. 

• Explain how proactive preparedness measures contribute to operational resilience and continuity of essential services. • Apply best practices for coordinating with local agencies and stakeholders during disaster response and recovery efforts.

Dave Diss

EPA WasteWater/Training Specialist
Colorado Rural Water Association
Attendees (61)
Casey Simpson
Interim Director of Public Works at Cortez, City of
Pat Rea
ORC at Animas Water Company
Claire Sattler
Troy Stevens
Wastewater Plant Manager at Pueblo West Metro District
Greg Colter
USDA Wastewater II Tech Specialist at CRWA
Gibbs Bedenbaugh
Field Tech at Round Mountain Water & Sanitation
Justin Mortimeyer
PRT IV at Colorado Parks & Wildlife
Chad Lybarger
ORC at Strasburg Water & Sanitation District
Melanie Scofield
City of La Junta
Daniel Michael
Certified Water Operator at Fox Hill Water Association
Ryan Anderson
Town of Fraser
Jan Nelson
Board Member at CRWA
gary golladay
orc at colorado city metropolitan district
Cullen Davis
Public Works, ORC in Training at Town of Crestone
Noah Peterson
Executive Assistant at Cortez, City of
Chrissy Danford
Water Operator at Brush, City of
+45 other Attendees