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South Atlantic Marine Transportation System Organization
| What | Meeting |
|---|---|
| When |
11-03-2006 from 10:00 to 15:00 |
| Where | Inn at Ellis Square |
| Contact Name | David White or Jennifer Parham |
| Contact Email | events@portofhamptonroads.com |
| Contact Phone | 757-622-2639 |
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The South Atlantic Marine Transportation System Organization (SAMTSO) invites you to attend a stakeholders meeting on November 3 in Savannah, GA. The primary purpose of the meeting will be to discuss issues of common interest to South Atlantic maritime stakeholders and develop regional strategies for improving the Marine Transportation System (MTS) in the South Atlantic.
SAMTSO is a regional organization dealing with regional marine transportation-related issues and provides regional representation regarding MTS issues. SAMTSO is comprised of maritime stakeholders from the South Atlantic ports of the United States as well as government agencies involved with the Maritime Industry. SAMTSO’s mission is to articulate the importance of the regional MTS to the economy of the nation and the South Atlantic; to foster a common vision for the future of the region’s MTS; and to energize continued efforts to protect and advance the interests of the region’s MTS.
Registration Fee: A registration fee of $40 is needed too cover the costs of the lunch, facilities and services.
Agenda:
SAMTSO Background and Updates ** Dredging and the Harbor Maintenance Tax ** Regional Chassis Pools **
Workforce Development ** Hurricane Planning and Coordination ** Right Whale ** Port Security Grants ** Maritime
Transportation Screening (Target Capabilities List) ** Enhancing Electronic Communications (BLOGing).
Hotel Information
Inn at Ellis Square
201 West Bay Street, Savannah, GA 31401
Special Room Rates available for SAMTSO
Attendees: $90.00
Hotel: 912-236-1024 or 877-542-7666 (toll free)
Web Site: www.innatellissquare.com
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