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New England Hazus Day Northeastern Hazus User Group Meeting Who Should Attend? Anyone curious about Hazus. Local, state, and federal government of cials; students and researchers; insurance companies; utility representatives, and any other person or organization involved with or interested in ood, hurricane, or earthquake hazards. Date Travel Directions for Drivers March 8, 2012 From the North Take I-93 South. Take exit 20A toward South Station. Merge Location onto Purchase St. Turn right onto Summer St. Take the 1st right 99 High St. 5th Floor TLC Boston, MA 02110 onto High St. www.99high.com From the South Time Take I-93 North. Take exit 20 toward South Station. Continue 10:00 am – 4:00 pm straight onto Lincoln St. Turn right at Bedford St. Turn right onto Summer St. Take the 1st left onto High St. RSVP From the West [email protected] by March 2nd! Take I-90 E/Massachusetts Turnpike. Take exit 24A-B-24C on the left for Interstate 93 S/Interstate 93 N toward Quincy/Concord NH/ Featured Presenters: South Station. Take exit 24A toward S Station. Keep left at the • Elaine Sudanowicz, Mayor’s Of ce of fork and merge onto Atlantic Ave. Turn left onto Summer St. Turn Emergency Management, Boston right onto High St. • Ed Fratto, Northeast States Emergency Consortium Mass Transit • Paul Morey, FEMA Region 1 Red line or commuter rail to South Station. Cross Atlantic Avenue • Jamie Caplan, Jamie Caplan Consulting and cut through Dewey Square. Cross Purchase Street, and then take a right onto High Street. • Jon Kim & Laurence Becker, Vermont Geological Survey • Darrin Punchard, AECOM Additional Info Building Security Guests will get temporary badges in the lobby before heading up to the 5th oor. Once they get to the 5th oor they will go through FEMA security. Food Lunch on your own. There are several restaurants located nearby the building as well as some good lunch trucks in Dewey Square (Japanese, vegetarian and French). We will take a short break to pick-up lunch and then resume the meeting by watching the Hazus for Decision Makers seminar. Visit the Northeastern Hazus User Group Website for more information: www.usehazus.com/nehug 02101-DW-12.

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