Every year or so, LPCAC develops a Program Plan to assure it is addressing issues of greatest interest to community members.  Community members, plant members, and guests brainstorm topics they believe LPCAC should address.  Using sticky dots, they choose those they most want to cover in the coming year.  By using different colors for community and plant members, LPCAC can schedule the topics of most community interest. Members may also see whether there are differences in what community and plant members want to discuss.  The Program Plan is flexible and may be changed by group agreement.  Contact us if there are issues you would like LPCAC to address.

• January 9, 2024-- Carbon Capture and Storage 101: What is it? How does it work? Summary Slides
• August 2, 2022-- Improving Emergency Communications with Community. Summary
• April 5, 2022-- How the 3 Cities Respond to Major Industry Events: Who Does What?  Summary. La Porte Slides.  Morgan's Point Slides
• January 4, 2022-- Update on Weather & Air Quality Study Based at La Porte Airport. Program Planning. Summary. Slides.
• May 4, 2021-- Major New Weather & Air Quality Study Based at La Porte Airport. Summary  Slides
• April 25, 2018 – Joint CAC Meeting to hear Dr. Sam Mannan on Ranking of Chemical Facilities Based on Potential to Cause Harm to the Public. Summary

At each meeting, plants report workplace-related worker injuries and illnesses recorded as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Occasionally, LPCAC schedules plants to talk about their safety programs. The group has incorporated a Safety Moment, presented by a LPCAC plant, into each meeting. The moment may be about safety specific to that plant or about preventing the kind of accidents common in everyday life.

• Tire Safety.   Slides
• Space Heater Safety. Slides
• Preplanning for the weather. Slides
• Portable Generator Safety. Slides
• 1 Way to Personalize Safety- How to Get Into Their Heads Through Their Hearts. Slides
• Normalization of Deviance:  Processes through which ideas and actions, although going against a formally enacted rule or informal violations of social norms, come to be seen as the “normal”.
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• Will anyone know if you get hurt?  The do's and don'ts of working alone.  Slides
• Worlds are Colliding: bringing lessons learned from work to home and then bringing the culture of caring from home to work.  Slides
• Security Awareness and Planning. Slides
• Staying Safe on Spring Break. Tips for Traveling Safely
• Situational Awareness.  Slides
• Summer Safety. 
• Management of Change.  Slides