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CO Safety Summit 2027

5th Annual

San Antonio, TX

July 26 - 28, 2027

2027 details & speakers coming soon. 

Uniting Leaders to Prevent Carbon Monoxide Harm

Carbon monoxide safety touches nearly every part of our communities. From the homes we live in and the buildings we enter, to the products we use, the policies we create, and the way emergencies are recognized and investigated.

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The 5th Annual CO Safety Summit is a place where we can talk through ideas and identify steps to prevent CO harm.

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Hosted by the National Carbon Monoxide Awareness Association, the Summit brings together professionals, researchers, advocates, survivors, government leaders, manufacturers, and first responders to share what is working, examine where gaps remain, and develop stronger approaches to preventing carbon monoxide poisoning.

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It's a national conversation built around a simple goal: fewer CO exposures, fewer injuries, and fewer lives lost.

Ticket Options Coming Soon
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What to Expect at the 2027
CO Safety Summit

​Across three days, attendees will explore new ideas, strategies, emerging technology, and the work happening across the CO safety community.

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LEARN

Research & Emerging Knowledge

Explore new research, data, case studies, and lessons that are changing how we understand carbon monoxide exposure and prevention.

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ADVOCATE

Policy &
Public Awareness

Learn how communities are advancing education, legislation, regulation, partnerships, and public awareness to make CO safety a greater priority.

2

PREVENT

Codes, Technology, & Safety

Hear from experts working on detection, alarm usability, building safety, codes and standards, product innovation, and other layers of CO prevention.

5

CONNECT

Collaboration That Continues

Meet people working on the same challenges from entirely different perspectives and build relationships that extend well beyond the Summit.

3

RESPOND

Fire Service &
Public Health

Examine the challenges faced by first responders, healthcare professionals, investigators, public health agencies, and community risk reduction teams.

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Who You'll Meet at the Summit

CO Safety doesn't belong to just one industry. Progress happens when the people studying CO, responding to incidents, creating products, writing policy, educating communities, and living with the consequences of exposure can learn from one another. At the Summit, you will hear from:

FIre Service &

Emergency Response

Research &

Academia

Government &

Policymakers

Community Risk

Reduction

Legal & Investigative

Professionals

Public Health &

Healthcare

Codes, Standards, &

Regulations

Manufacturers &

Technology

Survivors &

Family Advocates

Safety Organizations

& Nonprofits

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2027 Speakers

2027 speakers will be announced soon. In the meantime, feel free to browse the speaker list from the 2026 CO Safety Summit below.

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Peter Feldman

Acting Chairman

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission

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Charon McNabb

Founder

National Carbon Monoxide Awareness Association

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Richard Roberts

Industry Affairs Manager

Honeywell Security & Fire

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Gabe Knight

Senior Policy Analyst

Consumer Reports

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Dr. Christopher Damm

Senior Lecturer of Mechanical Engineering, Consulting Engineer

Milwaukee School of Engineering

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Rebecca Cowser

Community Risk Reduction Program Manager

New Hampshire State Fire Marshal's Office

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Ardis Olson

Professor of Pediatrics and Community and Family Medicine

Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine

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Gordon Johnson

Attorney

Carbon Monoxide Law Group

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Jeff Kleiss

Certifications and Standards Manager

A. O. Smith and Lochinvar

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Kevin Sehlmeyer

Director

Sonic Alert

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Matt Hinds-Aldrich

Senior Risk Strategy Lead

American Association of Insurance Services

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Amanda Kimball

Executive Director

Fire Protection Research Foundation

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Michael Larrañaga

President

R.E.M. Risk Consultants

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Eric Thibodeaux

Senior Managing Consultant

R.E.M. Risk Management

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Neal Zipser

Industry Affairs Manager

Knox Company

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Chuck Heathco

Founder

John Wesley Heathco Memorial Foundation

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Dan Durochik

Founder/President

Alert Lift LLC

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Sam Cannon

Partner

Cannon Law

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Kasey Smith

Market Development Specialist - Flue Gas Venting

IPEX USA

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Kymberly Pashkowsky

CRR Chief

MI Prevention

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Alexandra Bianco

Injury Epidemiologist

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

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Libby Trubac

Carbon Monoxide Program Manager

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

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Jamie Florida

Public Health Consultant, MIEPHTN

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

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Jeff Sturgeon

Manager

National Comfort Institute

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Carma Hanson

Coordinator

Safe Kids Grand Forks

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Dr. Teresa Dodd-Butera

Associate Dean for Research, College of Nursing and Health Sciences

Azusa Pacific University

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Suzanne Callington

Customer Safeguarding Specialist

Cadent Gas

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Liam Ridge

Lecturer

Manchester Metropolitan University

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Adrian McConnell

Chief Executive

CO Research Trust

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Hilary Wareing

Managing Director

iPiP

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Andy Shaw

Director

Built Environment and Sustainable Technology Research Institute

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Joe Walters

Chief Deputy State Fire Marshal Support Services Section

Office of Maryland State Fire Marshal

New Voices. New Ideas. The Same Commitment.

The 2026 Summit brought together experts & advocates for conversations spanning research, policy, prevention, technology, emergency response, and lived experience. 

 

In 2027, that work continues in San Antonio, TX.

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ABOUT NCOAA

Our mission is to drive a comprehensive conversation on the public health crisis of chronic and acute carbon monoxide poisoning.

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