The CEPP’s metro Denver spring meeting, March 14^th, 2013

The events of 9-11 solidified in many minds that the threat of terrorism is real and upon our doorstep.  The recent tragedy in Aurora is a sobering reminder that acts of terror can come from within our community as well, and we must work collectively to find ways to prevent such incidents from occurring.

On March 14th, 2013, the CEPP, in partnership with the Counterterrorism Education Learning Lab (the CELL) invite you to a work shop, "Denver's Response to a Mumbai-style attack." Named after the infamous terrorist event that killed 164 people in November, 2008 in India's largest city, the workshop will address such potential threats and how the public sector can partner with the private sector in counter-terrorism, prevention and response.  We will hear from representatives of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the State of Colorado, the Denver Police and Fire Departments, the City and County of Denver's Office of Emergency Management, the private sector and the medical community who recently completed an exercise with FEMA on this topic. Our ability to defeat the threat and respond to any incidents is incumbent upon our ability to work together as a region.

 The panel discussion will be preceded by the meeting registration and complimentary tour of the CELL.

 To register go to www.thecepp.org or on the link below to register.