Our missions include pursuing continuing education and professional certifications, forming public-to-private homeland security partnerships, and acting as a liaison between law enforcement, emergency government, and fire fighters, and our private sector business community.

The terrorist attacks of 9-11-01, Hurricane Katrina, Stoughton area tornados, the car pile-up on Interstate 90, wildfires, floods, sub-zero power outages, increased violence in our schools, scam artists and con-men, all underscore the need for ongoing threat assessments, the installation, maintenance, and testing of security systems, training in Incident Command and Control, and the formation of public-to-private homeland security partnerships, and regional Critical Incident Response Teams (CIRTs) throughout the tri-state chapters of ASIS International.  ASIS Chapter 067 is committed to standing guard before, responding during, and supporting the recovery after any large scale community crisis. All members are urged to regularly update their contact information and take part in ASIS continuing educations programs. We ask all members to make a personal commitment to their sponsoring organization and their community to be our liaison to anyone who might find themselves in harms-way. It's easy to keep your membership contact information up to date.

We have many mentors. George Maslow a University of Wisconsin business professor is one who helped us focus on what's most important to those we serve. Chapter 067 works to ensure our community has a strong, safe, and secure local economic infrastructure, we belong to ASIS International to be on the cutting edge of our profession, and to help ensure our business associates have a long and prosperous future.

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Chapter officers meet regularly to schedule speakers, arrange critical infrastructure security tours, and plan regional training workshops.

Note to reader: I’ve taken much of Maslow’s biography from a paper written by Dr. C. George Boeree published at web site: http://www.ship.edu/~cgboeree/maslow.html I recommend this site for your studies on Personality Profiles. The blue highlights in this paper are my editorial comments offered to clarify the relationship between Maslow's hierarchy of needs and our road to recovery pyramid. http://www.ship.edu/~cgboeree/maslow.html