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The Expo half of this year's conference opened with the official ribbon cutting ceremony Monday afternoon. Here are a few photos taken that day.
Click here for more photos of the NFPA booth on Flickr.com.
Click here for all the photos from the 2009 NFPA Conference and Expo.
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