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The Connecticut Regional NSP Site is your source for connecting with Training and Development Programs, leveraging resources across patrols and celebrating regional accomplishments.
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Recent News Updates:​​
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Wishing everyone Happy Holidays and a great ski/snowboard season!
Stay Safe and Have Fun!
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Click the button below to download the "Welcoming in 2024" Powerpoint message from the CT Region
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Mar 18: It's that time again. All Program Advisors, Patrol Reps and Region Officers are required to file their annual report by April 1, 2024. Report Templates can be found here.
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Mar 14: Free Money! Memorial Scholarship applications are due March 31. Get yours in soon.
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Mar 7: Interested in becoming our next Pequot Section Chief? Or would you like to nominate someone? Learn more here.
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Feb 25: We are sorry to announce that the 3/5/24 CT/WMA YAP Clinic has been cancelled
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Feb 17: Due to the recent snow, Winding Trails is open this weekend. To celebrate, there will be a Safety Event on Sunday, Feb 18, beginning at 1100. Please stop by for this unprecedented event. This is the first such event at Nutmeg Nordic's home base in many years, quite possibly, the first ever!
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Jan 30: Powder Ridge is hosting CT Special Olympics on March 2 - 3. See here for more details.
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Jan 29: The Safety Day at Powder Ridge has been rescheduled to Saturday, February 3, 1100-1400​
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Dec 28: 6th Annual Southern Vermont YAP OEC & OET Seminar hosted by SVT Region (for CT, VT, NH, MA YAPs) will be held at Saskadena Six (formerly Suicide Six) on January 28, 2024. Please respond ASAP for headcount planning.​​​​​
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Sept 17: All patrollers are urged to take this quick (about an hour) Stress Injury Preparedness for Patrollers course on PatrollerSchool.org. It is very informative and critically important for all patrollers, regardless of experience, where we patrol or the type of accidents we work on. You can take it all at once or section by section. So get started now, you will be surprised how much you learn.​
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Sept 7: Check out an excellent video demonstrating how to properly size a cervical collar.​
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June 4: Thanks to Ken Joyce and Ken Post, we have been able to add a couple very interesting historical documents. We will be adding a History page to the website, but until then, you can download and view these by clicking on the document names here. 1994-95 Eastern Division National Ski Patrol Directory of Officers & Advisors and the 1989 WEC Instructor's Guide.​
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May 3: CT Region Logo. If you would like to use the logo, please contact Skip Mudge for image file (much better than trying to grab from website or existing documents). ​
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Mar 7: Do you know of a talented patroller who has "the right stuff"; someone who goes above and beyond; who exemplifies the best of who we are; someone who you look up to and respect? If so, write up a paragraph or so and tell us why they are deserving of recognition. Send us your nominations for CT Region Patroller of the Year, Instructor of the Year or Mentor of the Year.
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Mar 2: Interested in becoming our CT Region Outdoor Risk Management Advisor? It is a great opportunity for the right person.​
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Dec 27: Interested taking a leadership role in our region? Or do you just want to learn more about the role, responsibilities, how to become our next Region Director, Alternate Region Director or Section Chief? We are introducing a new, and evolving program to help you along the way. Here's a little more information about our new program.
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Dec 22: Thanks to John Segretta, our Webmaster, we now have Facebook presence. Join our CT Region Ski Patrol Facebook Group.​​
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Dec 5: Please congratulate our new OEC Technicians, Patrollers and Alpine Patrollers. Send additions/corrections to Skip Mudge​​
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Oct 3: Looking for Timely Tips About Radios before the season starts? Gadi Broula, our Telecommunication Advisor has some for you. Share with your fellow patrollers.​​​​
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