Join us on Wednesday, December 12 to learn how the East-West Gateway Council of Governments, the St. Louis Area Regional Response System (STARRS), and the United States Coast Guard are developing a bi-state regional plan and capstone exercise in the event of a complex coordinated terrorist attack (CCTA).

Discussions will focus on the importance of the region’s resilient and redundant multimodal freight network and its role in the event of a terrorist attack with multiple simultaneous targets and multiple weapons systems.

Featured Speakers:

Dale Chambers, CCTA Grants Manager, St. Louis Area Regional Response System (STARRS)
Althea de Guzman, Regional Program Manager, Hagerty Consulting
Nick Gragnani, Executive Director, St. Louis Area Regional Response System (STARRS)
Matt Taylor, CCTA Training Coordinator, St. Louis Area Fusion Center
Captain Scott Stoermer, Commander, United States Coast Guard
Mary Lamie, Executive Director, St. Louis Regional Freightway

The CCTA program is funded through a grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency. Any first responders and public safety personnel interested in attending are exempt from paying an entry fee for this event. Please contact Evan Glantz to register if this status applies: ejglantz@thefreightway.com or 314.982.1400, ext. 1877

Supporting Sponsors:

Fighting Terrorism: The Role of the Regional Freight Network in a Complex Coordinated Terrorist Attack