S7 Schedule

Tuesday 2.22.22
0730	0830	Registration sponsored by IROL
0830	0900	Welcoming Remarks
0900	1030	Opening General Session, sponsored by NFPA
1030	1100	Break, Exhibit Hall Open Sponsored by American Fire Sprinkler Association
1100	1145	Keynote – 360^o of CRR: It’s All about Perspective US Fire Administrator Lori Moore-Merrell
1145	1245	Networking Lunch, sponsored by Esri
1300	1345	Philadelphia Mass Casualty Fire by Adam Thiel
1345	1500	US Fire Department Prevention Priorities and Practices: Results of a National Survey by Eileen McDonald, Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy
1500	1530	Break, Exhibit Hall Open
1530	1645	Model Program Presentation I
		1.1 Community Wildfire Risk Reduction in Austin, Texas by Justice Jones
		1.2 Reducing Risk through Innovative Collaborations by Jason Moore
		1.3 A Case Study Evaluating Joint Action by Fire Department and Nonprofit by Monica Owens Doyle and Jake Janecek
1645	1700	Closing Remarks – Day 1
1700	1930	Welcome Reception sponsored by First Alert

Wednesday 2.23.22
0700	0800	Sunrise Sessions – Invitation Only Click here for more information and to register Where do we go from here? Soliciting Input from Fire Service Leaders about National Prevention Priorities Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy In Your Corner for Residential Fire Safety Kidde Should Smoke and CO Alarms Be Better Communicators? Knox Safety
0730	1600	Registration
0830	0945	USFA Presents: A National Discussion on CRR in the Wildland Urban Interface, a panel discussion Karl Fippinger, Vice President, ICC – Moderator Tonya Hoover, Deputy U.S. Fire Administrator, USFA Justice Jones, Wildfire Division Manager, Austin Fire Department Alexander Maranghides, Fire Protection Engineer, NIST Michele Steinberg, Wildfire Division Manager, NFPA
0945	1015	Break, Exhibit Hall Open
1015	1130	Model Program Presentations II
		2.1 The Quick Response Team: A Strategic Partnership That Can Reduce Opioid Addiction in Your Community by Will Mueller
		2.2 The Untapped Resource: A Successful Model Using Medication Experts for Chronic Disease Risk Reduction by Victoria Reinhartz
1145	1245	Networking Lunch, sponsored by Kidde
1300	1415	Model Program Presentation III
		3.1 Successfully Reducing the Incidence Rate of Nuisance Alarms from Microwave Ovens by Matthew Hull
		3.2 Middle School Forensic Fire Investigation 101: A Program to Reduce Juvenile Fires by Rick Freier
1415	1445	Break, Exhibit Hall Open
1445	1600	Model Program Presentations IV
		4.1 Disability Awareness State-wide Approach: Applying data analytics and program development to address CRR and those with disabilities by Kymberly Pashkowsky
		4.2 Evaluating the Economic Impact of Operational Activities in Three Fire Departments in Quebec, Canada by Dave Waterhouse
		4.3 Building Community Risk Reduction Programs Statewide: Intentional & Strategic by Jessica Sondgeroth
1600	1645	CPSC National Smoke and CO Alarm Survey – Today’s Challenge and Update by Arthur Lee
1645	1700	Closing Comments – Day 2
1700	1900	Reception, Minnow Tank, networking session, sponsored by mySidewalk

Thursday 2.24.22
0700	0800	Sunrise Sessions – Invitation Only Click here for more information and to register Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network (NPSBN) FirstNet by AT&T Briefing for State and Local Teams SoundOff
0800	0830	Coffee
0830	1000	Facilitated breakout sessions Advocacy – How do we Advocate for Greater Support of CRR in the Fire Service? Advocating for community risk reduction is difficult when fire chiefs have to deal with competing priorities, both within a fire department and within their municipality. Vision 20/20 is working to develop new and innovative tools and initiatives to help fire departments advocate for community risk reduction and prepare their staff for moving boldly into a future where community risk reduction becomes a priority at all levels of an organization and within your community. Vision 20/20 will provide insight into these tools and initiatives that will work to further develop support for CRR at the national, state, and local levels Outreach – Powering Change Through Education and Technology Help Vision 20/20 harness the power of CRR to drive change through widespread adoption of innovative technologies and safer behaviors. This session highlights a new collaboration between Strategies 2 (Education/Outreach) and 4 (Technology) to tackle the #1 cause of home fires and related injuries: cooking. We will also survey attendees for your ideas on new CRR topics for Vision 20/20 and our partners to advance. Model Performance and Evaluation – Driving Organizational Excellence Through Model Performance Model performance criteria (MPC) is the gold standard that drives the focus for all risk reduction programming and helps fire departments measure their program value toward a desired outcome. Whether your effort is education programming, home safety visits, EMS/ mobile integrated healthcare, inspections and enforcement, or firefighter/operational safety; MPC clearly defines the risk, intervention strategies, and program impact that is focused on your outcome or desired state. Join Vision 20/20’s subject matter experts as they unveil our new Model Performance Template & Guidance and discuss data strategies to move from knowledge to practical application with a focus on organizational performance.
1000	1030	Break, Exhibit Hall Open
1030	1130	Lessons in CRR Town Hall – Responses to Your Topics
1130	1200	Closing Session