It’s time for the 2024 CODA Annual Conference!

SEPTEMBER 11th, 12th, AND 13th, 2024

EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER

2501 Conference Drive, Norman, OK, 73069, 405.364.8040

 

LINKS:

Conference Registration

Embassy Suites Reservations

Hampton Inn Reservations

Residence Inn Reservations

Communications Class

Cybersecurity Class

 

HOST HOTEL RESERVATIONS (PLEASE READ TO END): EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL ROOM RATES ARE $105/NIGHT – SINGLE/DOUBLE OCCUPANCY. Reservations can be completed by calling the hotel at 405.364.8040 or the link on the CODA Website. Please refer to group code: 91F. POs must be faxed directly to the group sales office at 405.253.3550 OR emailed to [email protected] and must include the reservation confirmation number. POs MUST BE RECEIVED BY 8/30/2024! If you do not remit your PO by this date your room is not guaranteed. All attendees have until 8/20/2024 to make their reservations at the group rate. Once this date has passed OR the block is full, the discounted rate will not be available, and attendees will receive the best available rate at that time. Due to the extremely high cancellation rate in the past each attendee will only be allowed to book two room reservations in their own name. Also, you will be required to provide credit card information during the reservation process. This information may be used by the hotel to charge your credit card in the event you do not attend and do not cancel your rooms one week prior to the conference. You will also be required to provide a credit card at check-in. It may have a hold of up to $50/day placed on it for incidentals. This is hotel policy and non-negotiable. We do understand that this may be an inconvenience for some of you, unfortunately there is no other alternative.

 

OVERFLOW HOTEL RESERVATIONS CAN BE MADE AT:

 

 

HAMPTON INN

2300 CONFERENCE DRIVE, NORMAN, OK 73069

ROOM RATE $107/NIGHT

PHONE: 405-310-3014

EMAIL PO’S TO: [email protected]

OR FAX: 405-310-3074

REFERENCE: COUNTY OFFICERS & DEPUTIES ASSOCIATION

CUT OFF DATE: 8/30/24

PO’S MUST BE RECEIVED BY 8/30/24

RESIDENCE INN

2400 CONFERENCE DRIVE, NORMAN, OK 73069

ROOM RATE $107/NIGHT

PHONE: 405-253-7007

EMAIL PO’S TO: [email protected]       

OR FAX: 405-253-7008

REFERENCE: CODA winter Conference 2024 Group

CUT OFF DATE: 8/9/24

PO’S MUST BE RECEIVED BY 8/30/24

 

 

Conference Training Opportunities: Workshops will run concurrently on Thursday, September 12th, 9am-12pm so, please attend only one! Register by using the link on the CODA website. You will be responsible for signing up for the session and submitting the required information to OSU-CTP. You must register for the entire conference to attend a workshop.

 

Communications; presented by Gloria Harmon, OSU-CTP: Everyone needs communication. The ability to communicate effectively with the people around us is one of our most valuable professional skills. Communication is more than just using words; it is connecting with people and making sure they understand and interpret our messages in the way we intended. In this class, you will learn what communication is, how we communicate, and what you can do to ensure that your communication is direct and easy to understand. We will also use personality tests to determine how to communicate with difficult people and how we can strengthen communication in tough situations.

 

Cybersecurity Risks and Threats Facing Oklahoma; presented by Calvin Harley, Cybersecurity State Coordinator (Oklahoma), Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency: As Oklahoma grapples with the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, it is essential to recognize the unique challenges faced within the state. Drawing insights from CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency), we delve into the specific risks and strategies:

 

  1. Infrastructure
  2. Collaboration and Information Sharing
  3. Nation-State Cyber Actors
  4. Incident Detection and Response
  5. Malware, Phishing and Ransomware

 

 

 

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Provide opportunity for county officials to exchange their ideas on the operation of their respective offices.
Elevate the standards and offer ways and means to serve the public better.
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