Join APSA this summer in Houston, TX, as they return to the site of their inaugural conference & exposition for the premier public safety aviation training and networking event of the year! Whether you manage, fly or fix helicopters, fixed-wing or UAS for law enforcement, SAR, EMS, firefighting and/or natural resources missions, APSCON/ APSCON Unmanned is the place to be this summer. We bring practitioners and subject matter experts together to share best practices, tactics, techniques, mission training, safety management, human factors and so much more with over 50 courses, classes and training sessions offered. Outside of the classroom, the education and networking continues in the exhibit hall where you will experience the latest in public safety aviation aircraft, products and services while interacting with extremely knowledgeable exhib- itor reps. And take time to recognize excellence in our profession and get inspired to be your best at our annual Awards Reception. Come network, learn, make new connections and invest in yourself!


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