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  • Est. # of Attendees
  • Event Categories
    In Person, Webcast | Webinar
  • Event Type
    In Person
  • Relevant Agencies
    City Government, County Government, Dept of Justice, etc.), GPO, Judicial Branch Agencies, Legislative Agencies (GAO, LOC, State & Local Government, State Government
  • Topics
    Law Enforcement, Public Safety
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  • Est. Min. Exhibitor Cost
  • Est. Min. Attendee Cost $56.95

Description

The Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act (LEMHWA) of 2017 was signed into law in January 2018, acknowledging the need to support agencies in their efforts to provide employees the mental, emotional, and physical health resources they deserve.  As a result, agencies are looking for ways to implement wellness programming.  This class will address the implementation of “wellness tactics” in all areas of the agency to help facilitate culture change, designing a program that fits your agency’s needs, components of a comprehensive wellness program, and how to get agency buy-in.   Incorporating wellness is not a luxury but a necessity.  Providing criminal justice professionals the resources to thrive and safely and effectively perform their job is an organization’s responsibility that can lead to improved morale, retention, job satisfaction, and healthier employees.  Investing in wellness from the moment an employee is hired until the day they retire will prove an immeasurable return on investment.

Who Attends

Anyone involved in reducing fire loss, either physical or financial: risk managers, loss control specialists, fire officers, fire marshals, fire inspectors, safety managers, fire protection consultants, designers, engineers, code enforcers, facility managers, and others who have responsibilities dealing with the application of fire safety, protection, prevention, and suppression technologies

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