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ARES Emergency Coordinator RACES Chief Radio Officer 702-334-1196 |
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Alternate RACES Radio Officer AEC |
AEC Operations/Training RACES Training Officer |
SKYWARN Coordinator Webmaster |
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AEC/RO Boulder City |
AEC City of Las Vegas |
AEC/RO Henderson |
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AEC Moapa Valley |
AEC North Las Vegas |
AEC Mesquite |
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AEC Salvation Army |
AEC Hospital Support |
AEC Red Cross |
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District Emergency Coordinator |
AEC SNHD |
AEC UNLV |
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Public Information Officer |
Assistant DEC |
Net Manager |
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The next General Meeting will be on July 26, 2008 at 9 am for all members at the Clark
County Government Center, Training Room 3, 500 S Central Parkway at Bonneville.
(Picture and map)
Use the entrance by the flag poles. Please make plans to be there. Future meetings: October 25. | |||||||
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ARRL Emergency Communication Courses. Details.
Level 1 is now a requirement and should be completed within one year of joining ARES/RACES.
Incident Command System IS100/200/700 Courses are very highly recommended for ALL members, and will be a requirement in the future. The courses are available online: IS-100 IS-200 IS-700 Shirts - 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 |
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Please submit a new application if you have recently renewed your license, or changed your call. Please contact Art K7ZE with any other changes of address, phone, other contact information or license class upgrades or capability changes.
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For information on training opportunities, please contact Vern K0EGA, AEC Training, by email or by phone at 641-5963.
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SKYWARN Information. Please contact Jeff KC7PK or Glenn KB7REO for additional info. Please email Charlie 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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Amateur Radio Emergency Service® (ARES) is a public service organization sponsored by the
American Radio Relay League. It consists of 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.)
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