Continue participating as a presenter(s) and exhibitor(s) at the NENA and Texas-NENA conferences.
Collaborate with CSEC in finalize production and assist in marketing and distribution of Cell Phone Sally DVD and related materials.
Join forces with CSEC to create and distribute additional Cell Phone Sally materials.
Explore partnerships/collaboration with other 9-1-1 education related entities (APCO, NENA, other).
Maintain accurate financial records.
Provide accurate meeting minutes in a timely manner to the membership.
Continue to collaborate with CSEC to create and distribute new educational materials.
Continue to make updates to the PET Resource Manual.
Provide videoconferencing during meetings as an option to those who cannot regularly attend PET meetings due to travel and/or budget restrictions.
Maintain outreach with all 49 states and Puerto Rico to foster collaborative efforts.
Work in partnership with CSEC and TAB to create and implement a second statewide PSA campaign.
Find innovative ways to keep committee members active between quarterly meetings.
Encourage new 9-1-1 public educators through mentoring and inclusion in discussions at meetings.
Continue to develop 9-1-1 public education sessions for presentation at state and national public safety conferences.
Develop promotional and educational items related to NG9-1-1 and other new technologies as they emerge.
Continue to nurture and provide support to members through the trials of everyday life, both good and bad.
Check out the new Cell Phone Sally Video. The 9-1-1 Public Educators of Texas and the Commission on State Emergency Communications are pleased to announce the completion of a new children's 9-1-1 educational video starring Cell Phone Sally and a cast of friends. The video is age appropriate for those 5-8 years of age. View the trailer at www.youtube.com/user/CellPhoneSally911
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