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Archive for category News
Field Exercise Sat. 24-MAY-2014 @ 08:00
Posted by John Stone in News on May 16, 2014
* Download TS-480 Manual and review for this training event.
As announced on the Nets, we will have a field exercise and training event on Saturday 24-MAY-2014 from 08:00 to 12:00. The location, and link to a map, is 123 Middle Creek Park Ave. in Apex, NC.
Steve Newton, the Deputy Emergency Coordinator for Wake County Emergency Management, will give instruction on the setup and use of the mobile communications trailer. Frank Pleshe, Wake County AUXCOMM Emergency Coordinator, will direct the setup and use as many of the capabilities as time permits. We will concentrate on digital modes.
Location info from Steve Newton:
Middle Creek High School
123 Middle Creek Park Ave
Apex, NC 27539
Coordinates: 35.669119, -78.761453
Directions: Middle Creek Park Ave runs west off West Lake Rd between Ten Ten Rd and Optimist Farm Rd. On Middle Creek Park Ave take the first driveway on your left onto the school property, and take first right into the parking lot. COMM-1 will be parked in the northwest corner of the lot (close to the road).
We invite everyone to participate in this valuable training opportunity.
Direct questions or comments to: K3RHJ@ARRL.NET
HF checkin sheet for April 11
Posted by Frank Pleshe in News on April 11, 2013
Example ICS-309 form
Posted by Frank Pleshe in News on March 14, 2013
EXAMPLE ICS-214 form
Posted by Frank Pleshe in News on February 28, 2013
The attached file was used by David KF4VXJ during his training session on this evenings net.
-Frank
N3FRP
NC possible extreme weather conditions today
Posted by Frank Pleshe in News on January 30, 2013
You are encouraged to review the following North Carolina Emergency Management weather product: NCEM_weather_briefing_29jan13. This product covers the possible SEVERE weather conditions that could impact North Carolina over the next 24 hours.
Be prepared for the unexpected.
73!
-Frank
Frank Pleshe N3FRP
AUXCOMM Coordinator
Wake County
N.C. ARES
Do you have your FEMA student ID?
Posted by Frank Pleshe in News on January 4, 2013
FEMA now requires that you have a FEMA student ID for all NIMS/ICS training. Previously you used your Social Security number for verification.
Please make sure you register for a student ID at the following FEMA page:
https://cdp.dhs.gov/femasid/Home.aspx
NIMS/ICS training page: http://training.fema.gov/IS/NIMS.asp
Hurricane Sandy
Posted by Frank Pleshe in News on October 26, 2012
As you should already know, Hurricane Sandy will be off our coast in the next day.
The current weather models show her moving up the coast to Virginia and then making a turn inland. http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at3+shtml/180855.shtml?5-daynl#contents It looks like the outer banks for North Carolina will get heavy rain and some sustained wind gusts.
With this being said, there are currently no plans to activate at this time. We should all be prepared should the need arise.
I will be sending out updates throughout the weekend as the situation develops.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me directly.
Thanks!
-Frank
Frank Pleshe – N3FRP
AUXC OMM Coordinator
Wake County, N.C.
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/index.shtml
http://readywake.com/hurricanes.htm
http://readync.com/
Please update your contact information
Posted by Frank Pleshe in News on September 18, 2012
It is vital that all members of the Wake ARES team keep their personal contact information updated in the AUXCOMM database. If you have a problem accessing the database, please let me know immediately.
Thanks!