2013 National Hurricane Conference

The primary goal of the National Hurricane Conference is to improve hurricane preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation in order to save lives and property in the United States and the tropical islands of the Caribbean and Pacific. In addition, the conference serves as a national forum for federal, state and local officials to exchange ideas and recommend new policies to improve Emergency Management.

To accomplish these goals, the annual conference emphasizes:
- Lessons Learned from Hurricane Strikes
- State of the art programs worthy of emulation
- New ideas being tested or considered
- Information about new or ongoing assistance programs
- The ABC’s of hurricane preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation — in recognition of the fact that there is a continual turnover of emergency management leadership and staff.

Event fee

$350 before 02/08/2013, $400 after 02/08/2013. No refunds for cancellation/refund requests received after March 15, 2013

Target audience

The target audience includes amateur radio, law enforcement, meteorologists, building and zoning officials, news media, city and county commissioners, nursing home officials, city and county managers, planners, emergency management officials, port authority officials, engineers, private industry, public health emergency preparedness, environmental officials, public information officers, fire/emergency medical, public & private utility officials, geographers, public works officials, hospital/health care officials, transportation officials, insurance company representatives, voluntary agency representatives

How to register

Advanced registration requires payment. Online Registrations, Faxed or Mailed Forms received without payment will not be processed. For further information visit http://hurricanemeeting.com