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ASSURED SAFE
ASSUREd SAFE Is A Non-Profit, Self-Sustaining Fee-For-Service Federated Ecosystem That Provides Standards, Education, Training, Testing, Certification, And Credentialing Of First Responders’ Use Of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS).
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ASSUREd Safe: Building Trustworthy Drone Programs for High-Stakes Public Safety Missions
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ASSUREd Safe: Building Trustworthy Drone Programs for High-Stakes Public Safety Missions
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1001
Basic Principles for UAS for First Responders
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What People Are Saying
“This training session will give emergency managers and first responders like me the ability to employ drone technology to address critical issues in emergency response,” said Lee Krohn, volunteer firefighter and town manager of Shelburne. “From responding to structure fires to search and rescue operations, drones provide a means by which to improve response and recovery efforts. I am excited to learn skills that help me, and my fellow first responders reduce risk and be more effective in our jobs. UVM has been a leader in drone technology for the past decade. I am glad to be learning from this experienced team.”
Lee Krohn
“We use drones for suspect apprehensions, search-and-rescue missions, disaster recovery, and crash reconstruction. The drone is no longer a futuristic add-on; it’s an essential emergency tool.”
Jarred Payne
“You can put a drone in a place where people can’t get to readily. You can send these things to different places as far as things like a chemical spill. We can send this instead of an actual two-man team,”
Torrey WilliamsEMA Director of West Point and Clay County



