Greater Boston Police Council

The National Fire Protection Association, also known as NFPA, is a nonprofit organization that develops, publishes and disseminates more than 300 consensus codes and standards intended to minimize the possibility and effects of fire and other risks. Its members include over 81,000 individuals and nearly 80 national trade and professional organizations throughout the world. The association organizes lifesaving campaigns and offers training programs that include fire, electrical and life safety instruction. The National Fire Protection Association also provides special hazard guides and educational services to protect lives and properties. The association administers professional certification programs. Its fire analysis and research division produces a range of annual reports and special studies on various aspects of fire problems in the United States. In addition, the National Fire Protection Association investigates fire incidents. It offers online catalogs that feature codes and standards, companion products and public education materials.

The Rhode Island Automobile Dealers Association (RIADA) has been the voice of new car and truck dealers in the state for over a century, supporting thousands of direct jobs and contributing to Rhode Island's economic growth. With a commitment to advocacy, member services, and dealer products, RIADA aims to ensure the success of its members in a competitive market. In addition to legislative advocacy and compliance updates, the association offers essential insights and resources to its members, including the RIADA Services Corporation for dealership necessities. One of their prominent initiatives is the Northeast Auto Show, providing consumers the chance to explore various vehicle options in a non-selling environment while learning about the latest automotive technologies. Generated from the website

The American Meteorological Society promotes and disseminates information on atmospheric and related oceanic and hydrologic sciences. It develops professional applications, publishes nearly 10 educational journals in print and online and sponsors more than 12 conferences annually. Founded in 1919, its initial 600 members came primarily from the United States Signal Corps and U.S. Weather Bureau. The Society has expanded to more than 11,000 members including professionals, professors, students and weather enthusiasts. It has affiliations with organizations such as American Institute of Physics, Bookbuilders of Boston, Council for Agricultural Science and Technology, Renewable Natural Resources Foundation and Society for Scholarly Publishing. The Society is headquartered in Boston and has an office in Washington D.C.