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The
first of a two-part ICS-213 Message Form training session will begin on
the Tar Heel Emergency Net (3923 KHz) at 7:30 PM September 16th and on
the Wake Ares net at 9:15 PM September 18th. A Power Point document for Part 1 can be found here.
Part 2 will be presented on the Tar
Heel Emergency Net (3923 KHz) at 7:30 PM September 23rd. The net
planned for Wake ARES net at 9:15 PM September 25th has been moved to
October 2nd so that we can add information gleaned from a WebEOC
training session and from follow-on conversations with the served
agency.
A Power Point document for Part 2 is here.
A PDF version for Part 2 is here.
A Power Point document for Part 2 is here.
A PDF version for Part 2 is here.
Net Format
A POWERPOINT PRESENTATION WAS THE FOCUS OF THE JULY 24th NET. CLICK HERE FOR THAT FILE.
THE SECOND PRESENTATION IN THIS SERIES WAS MADE DURING THE ARES NET ON THURSDAY, JULY 31. A POWERPOINT FILE IS AVAILABLE. CLICK HERE FOR THAT FILE.
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IMPORTANT ICS/FEMA TRAINING INFORMATION
COMPLETION
OF CERTAIN FEMA NATIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (NIMS) COURSES IS
REQUIRED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY. ALL ARES/RACES
VOLUNTEERS MUST COMPLETE THIS TRAINING. IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE SO, PLEASE UNDERTAKE THIS RIGHT AWAY.
ALL
RADIO AMATEURS OPERATING UNDER ARES/RACES IN THE NC SECTION ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE IS 100, IS 200, IS 700 AND IS 800.
NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT A SUBJECT FOR NEGOTIATION, CONSIDERATION, OR COMMENTARY. THIS TRAINING IS MANDATORY. FOR POLICY INFORMATION, CLICK HERE |
Red Cross Background Check
UPDATE April 16, 2007
The ARRL has expressed some concerns about the
American Red Cross requirement for a background check and
offers some considerations here.
Read this before you proceed.
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The American Red Cross Now Requires a
BACKGROUND CHECK FOR ALL VOLUNTEERS THAT WILL SERVE MORE THAN 7 DAYS
Read this before you proceed.
Click Here to go to the National ARC webpage.
| NEW ITEMS CLICK ON ITEMS BELOW |
| "GO KIT" SUGGESTIONS |
| WAKE COUNTY ARES/RACES EMERGENCY HANDBOOK (draft version) |
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There is no "cutesy" messaging in Emergency Communications.. ALL Emergency Communications conducted under the auspices of Wake County ARES/RACES utilizes the Standardized Phonetic Alphabet.
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| Standardized Prowords A List of Standardized Prowords for use in ARES/RACES Communications. CLICK HERE |
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