£ Detailed information related to wheelchair securements is presented to attendees during the TSD Conference.
And when the days turn into nights, attendees will be able
to experience what the town of Frisco has to offer. Tis rapidly growing suburb of Dallas is surrounded by bronze cattle drives depicting the Shawnee Trail, international artwork in Hall Office Park and the unique Texas Sculpture Garden. For more information on the 22nd TSD Conference, visit
www.tsdconference.com, where you can register online, find travel and hotel information, see the conference schedule in detail, meet the speakers, and learn more about the Frisco area. Te following pages also feature a full agenda and course listing.
—Sylvia Arroyo ROADEO PREP
£ Bus roadeos provide not only fun competitions between teams but also informative, hands-on safety training.
car-seat training sessions at the Frisco-Dallas Embassy Suites followed by a meeting with judges that evening. Te actual Roadeo event begins Saturday morning at Frisco
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ISD, located just minutes from the conference hotel. Winners will be announced during an evening banquet at the Embassy Suites, followed by a Roadeo team debriefing, breakfast and the General Session “Punished, Protected or Prisoner: Consider- ations in Law, Operations and Practice” the next morning. Te following summarizes what participants will learn and encounter in the classroom and on the Roadeo course. »
he 16th National Special Needs Team Safety Roadeo is set for March 8-10 in Frisco, Texas. Teams of driv- ers and attendants start the weekend on Friday with emergency evacuation, wheelchair securement and
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