RACES Chief Radio Officer
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ARES Emergency Coordinator RACES Chief Radio Officer |
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| Alternate RACES Radio Officer AEC |
AEC Operations --- |
SKYWARN Coordinator |
| Public Information Officer |
AEC City of Las Vegas |
AEC/RO Henderson |
| AEC Moapa Valley |
AEC North Las Vegas |
AEC Mesquite |
| AEC Salvation Army |
AEC Hospital Support |
AEC Red Cross --- |
| AEC SNHD |
AEC/RO Boulder City --- |
AEC Training RACES Training Officer |
| Net Manager Tim Duerson W9AYK |
| District Emergency Coordinator |
Assistant DEC --- |
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TENTATIVE: General membership meeting: October 23, 2010 at 9:00 A.M. Location: Clark County Government Center, 500 S Central Parkway at Bonneville. (Picture and map) Training Room 3. Please use the North entrance by the flagpole and sign in at the guard desk. Other planned meetings:
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An email reflector for leadership is now working, with a link to join in the leadership section. Those in leadership positions are encouraged to join. |
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Every Monday evening at 7:30 PM on the freqencies below. Guest check-ins are taken at the end of the net. Linked Frequencies:
(145.11 (-/PL100) Red Mountain is no longer linked at the request of the County.) |
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Please submit a new application if you have recently renewed your license, or changed your call. Please notify Art K7ZE with any changes of address, phone, other contact information, license class upgrades or capability changes. A PDF membership application is available here |
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ARRL Emergency Communication Courses - Level 1 is now a requirement and should be completed within one year of joining ARES/RACES. Details The KY ARES Online Training Course will be accepted in fulfillment of the ARRL Level 1 course. Incident Command System IS100/200 Courses are NOW a requirement within 2 years of joining. Other courses (700, 800 level) courses are optional but worthwhile. The courses are available online: IS-100 IS-200 IS-700 The ARRL has announced that Level 2 and Level 3 Emergency Communications courses will be replaced in fall of 2009. Registration for new Level 2 and Level 3 courses is no longer available. Click here for the details of that announcement. If you have questions or information on local training opportunities, please contact Jeff KC7PK, AEC Training, by email at the link above. |
| OPERATIONS: |
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Forms & Manuals |
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2007 Incident Command Post (ICP) Rodeo - October 10, 2007 -
AEC After-action Report - Photos |
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NE County Flooding Activation - Jan 10-13, 2005 - EC Report |
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Moving Target 2004 - April 1, 2004 - EC Report |
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Determined Promise Exercise - Aug 18-22 2003 - After-action Report - After-action Comments |
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Lost Cabin Fire Incident - July 2002 -
Proclamation
Base Camp and Ceremony photos - Letter from IC |
Please email EC and webmaster with information on any Public Service activity for which you provide communication support. Volunteer whenever you can. It's great training!! |
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| INFORMATION: |
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ARES/RACES Overview Clark County NV ARES/RACES information flyer Amateur Radio Emergency Service® (ARES) is a public service organization sponsored by the American Radio Relay League. Its members are licensed Amateur Radio Operators who have voluntarily registered their qualifications and equipment to provide emergency communications as needed, and communications support to public service events. (Membership in ARRL is NOT a requirement to join ARES nor is membership in any amateur radio club required. It is open to ALL licensed Amateur Radio Operators.) Clark County Nevada ARES/RACES is dedicated to working hand in hand with local and state governments, local hospitals, the American Red Cross, the National Weather Service SKYWARN program, and other nonprofit, community-service organizations. In officially declared emergencies, ARES members registered with RACES may support state and local governments under the authority of the Office of Emergency Management. All Clark County NV ARES/RACES members are registered with both ARES and RACES. The central focus of ARES/RACES training and activities is to keep members well practiced in providing emergency communications when normal means of communications have failed. |
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Clark County ARES/RACES wishes to express its appreciation to the Las Vegas Repeater Association for its visible and valuable support during exercises in which Clark County ARES/RACES has participated or generated by providing its very capable communications support vehicle, and for its willingness to make the communications support vehicle available to our organization for exercises, drills, and in the times of emergencies or disasters. Clark County ARES/RACES acknowledges and thanks the willingness of the many repeater owners in Clark County who have agreed to allow Clark County ARES/RACES to use their repeaters in emergency/disaster situations, if the need arises. |
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| SHIRTS: |
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Either white short sleeve polo w/pocket or white long sleeve twill - with the ARES/RACES logos and your name and callsign are available to order. Order form with prices Photos of shirts and logo |
Last update: July 24, 2010
"ARES" and "Amateur Radio Emergency Service" are registered servicemarks of the American Radio Relay League, Incorporated and are used by permission.
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