Esri Safety & Security Summit
July 12–15, 2025 | San Diego, California
GIS: Moving from understanding to action
Discover how real-time mapping and analysis are connecting agencies and transforming the way public safety, national security, and emergency management professionals make critical decisions. Learn new geospatial strategies for identifying threats, predicting risks, and building resilience.
Master risk assessment and mitigation with GeoAI
Discover how geospatial artificial intelligence (GeoAI) in ArcGIS enhances insights, automates processes, and boosts efficiency, helping identify risk, overcome challenges, and mitigate threats.
Enhance situational awareness and coordinated action
Explore how GIS offers a holistic view of complex safety and security landscapes by integrating real-time data, enabling emergency responders to visualize situations quickly and act with greater precision.
Develop new resilient strategies based on real-world success
Hear impactful stories about geospatial tools and mobile apps empowering safety, security, and emergency management agencies. Find out how to apply a geographic approach to your work to build resiliency in your community.
Strengthen your safety and security network
Connect with your peers from local, national, and global organizations. Discuss the latest GIS trends, innovations, and solutions being applied to public safety missions and issues.
Get involved at the summit
Learn about the featured speakers
This year's speakers will share how they use a geographic approach to plan for and respond to threats and hazards affecting communities of all sizes.
Meet the sponsors and exhibitors
Get to know the organizations whose support and innovation help make this event possible.
Discover Esri’s public safety community
Explore Esri Community to access resources and connect with others in the public safety sector.
Attend Esri UC
Your event registration includes access to activities on Monday and Tuesday at the Esri User Conference. Browse the agenda at a glance to learn more.
