VIPlanning - History 2001

Accomplishments 2001




			Project Impact (City of Sparks) Community Partners and Participants included:
			City of Sparks Ben Hutchins, Project Impact Steering Committee Chairman Dee Beaugez, Project Impact Coordinator Sparks Police Department (SWAT) Reno Police Department (SWAT) Washoe County Sheriff's Office (They also contributed many of the Aerials) Washoe County School District Gil Folk, Facility Managers/Custodians Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Local Emergency Preparedness Committee (LEPC) IBM Global Services - Brent Woodworth Media Representatives KOLO TV 8, KOH News Talk Radio and Renegade Radio First Impressions Plus - Vickee Greer Visual Imagry, Inc. - Dee Beaugez ( Safe Schools Project Coordinator) FBN Computing, Inc. - Don Beaugez (Software Developer) Reno High School Student - Sarah Barclay (Documentation)

	January Start Washoe County Middle School HTML Preplan Project February 8 - 10 Data Collected for Sparks, Dilworth and Mendive Middle Schools March 15 - 17 Data Collected for Pine, Swope, Billinghurst and O'Brien Middle Schools March 19 PiPS Training for all High Schools Facility Managers Trainers included Don Beaugez, Dee Beaugez and Vickee Greer Project Goals -- Check high school templates for errors / revisions. Upgrades and corrections and revisions were made at no charge to Project Impact or the Washoe County School District by Visual Imagry, Inc. and FBN Computing. April 29 Data Collected for Clayton, Vaughn and Trainer Middle Schools May 24 Training for using HTML Preplans for Middle School Facility Managers Trainers included Don Beaugez, Dee Beaugez and Vickee Greer Goal - Check middle school templates for errors / revisions May Introduced VIPlanning concept to Sierra County, CA September Upgrade ALL High School and Middle School HTML Preplans to VIPlanning Software September HTML Preplans Delivered to 12 High Schools in Washoe County with more than 14,000 photos October HTML Preplans Delivered to 11 Middle Schools in Washoe County with more than 7,000 photos November Data Collected at several Hazardous Materials Sites in Sparks, Nevada; Train-the-Trainer -City of Sparks Fire Department (4 days); and 5,000 photos taken (4 days) and documentation started. >2000 > 2002 > 2003 > 2004 > 2005 > 2006 > 2007