All, Here is the scenario for the ARES-RACES county wide drill for Saturday July 23 between 2 PM & 4 PM. As far as Larry is concerned this is not a surprise drill. James, There was some confusion this evening on what the responsibilities of the various 'net control' positions. There was questioning as to what the various operator were to do. At your leisure could you please provide a quick (25 words or less) training. -- Bob KG6MOL ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Larry Carr" <lwcarr@alum.MIT.edu> To: "scc-ec" <scc-ec@svpal.org> Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 9:45 AM Subject: [Scc-ec] Drill Info - July 23 Drill > Some Info about the upcoming drill: > > The quarterly County-wide ARES/RACES Drill will occur on July 23, 2005, > from 2-4 pm. The drill scenario will be a wildfire, which we will call a > "snowstorm" while talking on the radio. There will be conditions in each > of the participating cities where the wind is blowing very strongly, > driving the wildfire (oops, I should have said snowstorm!) southward in > each city. These very strong conditions will be called "blizzards". The > cities are to advise County of the status of their city, and what they > have learned about the snowstorm and blizzard. > > I recommend that each city put hams in the field for this event, under a > local city RACES activation for training purposes. One task that can be > done is to send hams to strategic road intersections, requiring them to > count traffic moving into and/or away from the proposed snowstorm area. > This will give the responders a task that would be of value in a real > event, and give them a chance to operate in the field under simulated > emergency conditions. You might even explore working with your city fire > department to see what you might be able to develop as a service to them > under such conditions. Please let me know if you have any success working > out a plan with your local fire department. > > At the county, we will be staffing the Message Net, the Command Net, the > Packet Net, and the EOC-TO-EOC Net. Please try to send us RIMS Event > Reports, as well as Situation Reports by packet, using Outpost and > PacRims. > > We will use the following frequencies > > Message Net : W6TI/R 147.36(+) PL 110.9 > Command Net: WB6FZW/R 442.500(+) PL 100.0 > Packet: 144.91, 223.660 simplex > Resource Net (will only be monitored for direction of contacts to > operational nets) AA6BT/R 146.115 (+) PL 100.0 > > County ARES/.RACES Radio Room Phone: 408-808-7888 > > Larry Carr, KE6AGJ > Chief Radio Officer, Santa Clara County OES > Cell (24/7) 650-269-9638 > Pager (24/7) 650-845-0533 > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Scc-ec mailing list > Scc-ec@svpal.org > http://mailman.svpal.org/mailman/listinfo/scc-ec > > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ SARES members mailing list: <sares-list@sunnyvaleares.org> For help with (un)subscription send e-mail to <majordomo@athm.net>Received on Tue Jul 12 03:53:41 2005
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