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CONFERENCES & WORKSHOPS
IAFSM Sponsored Conferences & Workshops
(for non-IAFSM sponsored workshops, click here) |
Past IAFSM Conferences
Stormwater Master Planning Workshop, 9/23/08
Workshop Presentation Files for Download
Powerpoint files .ppt:
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City of Bloomington Stormwater Presentation, Kevin Kothe, P.E.
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Stormwater Infrastructure Financing:Getting Decision Makers on Board, Mike Hall
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Proactive Stormwater Master Planning:
Pre-development versus Post-development Scenarios, Nick Hayward
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Wisconsin’s Stormwater Management Rules, Roger Bannerman, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
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Storm Water Master Planning and Best Management Practices, Howard E. Sloan, CFM
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General Permitting, DuPage County Stormwater Ordinance
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Integration Of Stormwater Master Plans with Watershed Plans, Bob Murdock, P.E., CFM
Adobe Acrobat files *.pdf:
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Sponsored Conferences & Workshops |
Lake County NPDES II: Seminar
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NPDES II:
ILR-10 –Construction Site Activities Permit
ILR-40-Discharges for Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems -
The Next Five Years
June 2, 2009
8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
University Center, Grayslake
Seminar Information Links: Registration Form | Agenda
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2009 Floodplain Management Training and Education Opportunities |
Course Registration Information:
To register, fill out the registration form located on page 11.
If you have additional question please contact Pam Huhmann who may be reached by email, phone or fax at the following:
Email: pam.huhmann@sema.dps.mo.gov
Phone: (573) 526-9115
Fax: (573) 526-9198
Click HERE to download the Conference Brochure.
Training Course Descriptions
Elevation Certificate Workshop
The Elevation Certificate Workshop is designed for local floodplain administrators,
surveyors, engineers and others who deal with the National Flood
Insurance Program (NFIP). The course will provide an understanding of the
information needed to properly complete and evaluate an Elevation Certificate.
Registration fee $25
4 Continuing Education Credits (CECs) for Certified Floodplain Managers
4 Professional Development Hours (PHDs)
Letter of Map Amendment Workshop
The Letter of Map Amendment Workshop is designed for local floodplain
administrators, surveyors and engineers. This workshop provides insight
into completing FEMA’s MT-EZ & MT-1 forms. These forms are used to remove
flood insurance requirements for homes or residences from Special
Flood Hazard Areas (SFHAs).
Registration fee $25
6 Continuing Education Credits (CECs)
6 Professional Development Hours (PHDs)
Letter of Map Revision Workshop
The Letter of Map Revision Workshop is designed for engineers or others
interested in the map revision process. This workshop provides insight into
completing FEMA’s MT-2. These forms are used to map a Base Flood Elevation
(BFE) or floodway.
Registration fee $25
4 Continuing Education Credits (CECs)
4 Professional Development Hours (PHDs)
Quick 2/BFE Determination Workshop
The Quick 2/BFE Determination workshop is designed for floodplain administrators,
surveyors and engineers. Quick 2 is a simple computer program
designed by FEMA to calculate a BFE for an un-numbered Zone A.
Registration fee $25
4 CECs available for CFMs
4 Professional Development Hours (PHDs)
* People wishing to attend this workshop should bring a laptop and have the
ability to install the Quick 2 software that will be provided, or have it installed
on their laptop prior to attending the workshop.
Residential Substantial Damage Estimator Workshop
The Residential Substantial Damage Estimator (RSDE) or Workshop is designed
for individual conducting damage assessments after a flooding event
has occurred. RSDE is a computer program designed assist in determining if
a home is substantially damaged after a flood.
Registration fee $25
6 CECs available for CFMs
6 Professional Development Hours (PHDs)
* People wishing to attend this workshop should bring a laptop and have the
ability to install the Residential Substantial Damage Estimator software that will
be provided, or have it installed on their laptop prior to attending the workshop.
Tools of Floodplain Management
The Tools of Floodplain Management course is a 2-day course designed for
local floodplain administrators. It covers day-to-day activities, as well as
other important issues. This course is designed to give basic knowledge of
the NFIP.
9 CECs available for CFMs
* Reimbursement for travel expenses is available for attending this course in
Jefferson City. Restrictions may apply. Please contact Pam Huhmann for more
information regarding restrictions and travel expense reimbursement.
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Upcoming Training Opportunities
at the Emergency Management Institute!!! |
Class 1:
E282, Advanced Training Module 2 |
includes Higher Regulatory Standards &
NAI Concepts, Manufactured Homes & RVs in the Floodplain, Hydrology and
Hydraulics for the Floodplain Administrator, Flood Insurance for the
Floodplain Administrator).
This course is exercise rich, includes
advanced discussion of floodplain management concepts, and looks at the
"why" of floodplain management related to these specific topics.
E282 is being offered at EMI for classroom delivery on the following
dates:
February 2-5, 2009 (15 vacancies)
July 6 -9, 2009 (26 vacancies)
Advanced concept course E282 has a prerequisite of
three years of experience to attend the course. |
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Class 2:
E194, Advanced Floodplain Management Concepts 1 |
(includes Roles of the
Floodplain Administrator, NFIP Rules and Regulations in Depth, Letters
of Map Changes and Floodplain Management, Preparing for Post-Disaster
Responsibilities).
This course is exercise rich, includes advanced
discussion of floodplain management concepts, and looks at the "why" of
floodplain management related to these specific topics.
E194 is being offered at EMI for classroom delivery on the following
dates:
May 4-7, 2009 (18 vacancies)
August 10-13, 2009 (29 vacancies)
Advanced concept course E194 has a prerequisite of
three years of experience to attend the course. |
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Class 3:
E270 Train the Trainer |
(using Managing Floodplain Development thru the
NFIP as the course material).
There is no prerequisite for the course.
Train the Trainer prepares the new instructor for classroom experiences
or for seasoned instructors helps them fine tunes their skills. The
course discusses the environmental impacts on training, getting over
nervousness, technology strengths and weaknesses, how to deal with
difficult situations in the classroom, and helps the instructor deliver
effective floodplain management training.
E270 is being offered at EMI for classroom delivery on the following
dates:
August 3-6, 2009 (20 vacancies)
September 21-24, 2009 (24 vacancies) |
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Class 4: FEMA's "National Dam Safety Program Technical Seminar
No. 16, Handling Emergencies with Dams" [and levees, floods too] |
Spaces still available for 2/17-19/2009, Emmitsburg, MD (near
Gettysburg, PA).
Free or low cost.
DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION: Spaces are still available.
This seminar is free or low cost for persons located in the national
capital region because of low travel and lodgings cost. Also there is
no registration fee for eligible persons.
Full details of Seminar #16 are at: http://training.fema.gov/emiweb/dsts/ The website includes an on-line
registration form that can be downloaded and returned via email or by US
Postal Service to the Emergency Management Institute at Emmitsburg,
Maryland. A draft agenda is posted at this website.
Seminar questions? Call Joe Bills at 301-447-1356, email: joseph.bills@dhs.gov
Registration (admission) questions? Call Tina Hahn, 301-447-1505, email:tina.hahn@associates.dhs.gov Upon registration your on-campus lodging
is included or if no longer available, off-campus lodging information is
provided.
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