2018 NASFM Annual Conference

We will once again offer a comprehensive Fire Prevention Educational Program sure to provide new ideas and best practice examples for all attendees.  Once presentations and speakers have been finalized, we will share them with you.  

2018 Annual Conference Schedule

Monday, August 13th

• Conference opens
• SFM Only Breakfast Forum
• Opening Ceremony (morning)
• Sponsor Luncheon
• Presentations
• Old West Cowboy Chuckwagon Dinner Event
  

Tuesday, August 14th

• SFM Only Breakfast Forum
  
• Presentations
• Sponsor Luncheon
  
• Presentations
• Exhibits
• Exhibitor Reception
  

• SFM Only Breakfast Forum
  
• Presentations
• Sponsor Luncheon
  
• Presentations
• Last Day of Conference

Thursday, August 16th

• Bonus SFM Only Breakfast Forum

2017 NASFM Annual Conference Highlights

NASFM Board of Directors were sworn in.

Feedback by attendees concluded that presentations were up to date and informational.

A good time was had by all at the evening event aboard the USS Yorktown, which included a fire boat display and local food fare.

NASFM President Butch Browning and USFA Deputy Director Denis Onieal shared some one-om-one time at the Conference.

Utah State Fire Marshal, Coy Porter, and his wife Tricia, have come up with some great ideas for the 2018 Partner Program, so make sure to register your spouse, or partner!

Here's a sneak peek at the activities (subject to change): 

Temple Square Visit 

There are a variety of wonderful attractions available on the 35 acres of Temple Square located in Salt Lake City including:

• Salt Lake Temple
  
• Mormon Tabernacle Choir
• The Beehive House
• Joseph Smith Memorial Building

Built for the 2002 Winter Olympics, the 400 acre Utah Olympic Park still serves as a training center for Olympic and development athletes as well as a multitude of activities including:

• Alf Engen Ski Museum
• Eccles Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum
  
• Discovery Zone
• Mountain Challenge
• Hiking and Biking

This year the conference opens on a Monday.  For those of you who choose to arrive early and explore the area, or stay after the conference - perhaps enjoying a long weekend - there are numerous places of interest to visit, wonderful dining options, and superb shopping.  

Here's a sampling:

Historic Main Street Shopping

Kimball Art Center

Park City Museum

Heber Valley Railroad