Announcing the RADIO Conference: May 6th - 8th in Salem!
The Radio Activities and Discussions on Interoperability in Oregon (RADIO) Conference is hosted by the State Interoperability Executive Council (SIEC). This conference is designed for public safety professionals who manage, operate, build, and support public safety communications systems including 9-1-1, Land Mobile Radio, Alerts and Warnings, and Public Safety Broadband.
This event provides the public safety industry in Oregon with a platform to discuss and learn about interoperability. The conference draws attendees from all over the Pacific Northwest who are active in public safety, including emergency communications, law enforcement, fire service, emergency medical services, emergency management, critical infrastructure, and other government agencies, participate in this conference.
Vendors showcase their latest equipment, products, software, and services for Oregon's public safety and emergency communications ecosystem segments. The conference aims to provide high-quality professional development training and encourage the entire emergency communications ecosystem to collaborate with industry partners to discuss interoperability and emergency communications.
The theme of this year's conference continues to focus on enabling "Connections for Critical Communications" and aims to bring individuals from across Oregon together to focus on three professional development tracks:
- Best Practices: Learning from our Successes and our Failures
- Emerging Technology and the Future of Emergency Communications
- It's About the People: Supporting Oregon's Emergency Communications Workforce
Interested in presenting at the conference?
We're seeking speakers and panels! Applications due to the planning committee by 02/13/25.
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Registration
There is no cost to attend the RAIDO Conference. Registration will open in mid-February. Check back here for more details and a peek at the schedule!