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The Zero Fatalities program partners are pleased to announce the Safety Summit is going virtual in 2021! The Summit will kick off on Tuesday, April 13 with engaging content, compelling keynote speakers and our awards ceremony.

In-depth workshops with subject-matter experts on topics related to engineering, enforcement, EMS and others will be available Wednesday, April 14 through Thursday, April 15 and Tuesday, April 20 through Thursday, April 22. More event details will be announced soon.

We’ve reduced our ticket prices to offer cost-effective participation options. All sessions will be recorded and available after the event. This flexibility is sure to fit anyone’s busy schedule! 

These conferences bring safety advocates together to exchange new ideas about how we can improve safety in our community. Learn what others are doing and share what you are doing in your role as a safety advocate. 

Who should attend: law enforcement, government officials, educators, engineers, planners, CPS technicians, emergency responders, community advocates, judicial members, health and medical professionals, among others.

Register today and participate safely from the comfort of your own home or office!

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Tuesday, April 13 • 8:40am - 9:30am
Keynote Address / General Session - Leslee Henson Rasmussen - "Stop the Texts, Stop the Wrecks"

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Tune in to hear Leslee Henson Rasmussen share her heart-wrenching story about the dangers of distracted driving. It will inspire attendees to Stop the Texts, Stop the Wrecks.
Leslee and her husband Dave were walking on a sidewalk in St. George when a distracted driver ran into a car, pushing that car into the Hensons. Dave was killed on impact and Leslee sustained multiple injuries, including fractures to her neck and back and over 5,000 stitches in her skull. 
Instead of shrinking in defeat, Leslee committed to using her harrowing experience to make a difference. “Our family got together and decided that we were going to do something about the...cell phone use in cars,” said Leslee. She now travels the country speaking about her experience, encouraging all drivers to not drive "intexicated" and to be mindful of their surroundings. This is a story everyone needs to hear. 
Tuesday April 13, 2021 8:40am - 9:30am MDT
  Zero Fatalities Safety Summit