Monthly Sacramento Section EC Report
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Report for:

25 Counties Reporting:

Section Manager Section EC      
District 1 District 2 District 3 EC District 4 EC District 5 EC
LASSEN BUTTE SACRAMENTO NEVADA ALPINE
SISKIYOU* GLENN YOLO-COLUSA SIERRA AMADOR
MODOC SHASTA/TEHAMA YUBA-SUTTER PLUMAS PLACER
TRINITY       EL DORADO
        TAHOE BASIN

* EC position is OPEN

Section Information for FSD-96

ARRL Section: Sacramento Valley Section
Month: February
Year: 2019
Total number of ARES members: 452
Change since last month
(+, -, same):
4     +
Number of DECs/ECs reporting this month: 25
Number of ARES nets active: 96  
Number of nets with NTS liaison: 16 
Calls of DECs/ECs reporting: KJ6WYW, KI6NHP, KA7AJQ, KA7AJQ, KK6ZGB, KK6ZGB, KK6EVX, KJ6IYM, W6RWL, KI6WAN, KJ6OCL, KJ6OCL, KI6YUK, KJ6KIZ, KB6FMZ, N5BU, KF6OBI, KJ6HHY, KE6GLA, K6ME, KG6SJT, KJ6HNP, N6CKV, N5TEN, KE6GLA,  
   
Number of drills, tests and training sessions this month:
100 
Person hours:  
Number of public service events this month:
Person hours:  
Number of emergency operations this month:
Person Hours
Total number of ARES operations this month: 105 
Total Person hours: 1723.83
   
   
   

Comments:

KA7AJQ, Sheila Clement: 2019 February Alpine/Douglas ARES Comment DCART (Douglas County Amateur Radio Team) members again had great project time reports for February. Hours came from support of Nevada Division of Emergency Management communications and their conference for Emergency Preparedness, participation in hospital and other nets, local training classes, including the formal class at Western Nevada College, maintaining our ham station at 911 and our home stations. Winlink, packet, and FLdigi modes continue to be topics for our members' training efforts. Our Douglas County 911 Emergency Services Director has planned our ham station relocation, still in the 911 building. We will have our own office with provision for all our radio equipment. Our DEC held a meeting in Carson for northwest Nevada ECs so we could review our ARES Connect operations and plan for a field exercise. Sheila Clement, KA7AJQ ARES Emergency Coordinator Alpine and Douglas Counties

KA7AJQ, Sheila Clement: 2019 February Alpine/Douglas ARES Comment DCART (Douglas County Amateur Radio Team) members again had great project time reports for February. Hours came from support of Nevada Division of Emergency Management communications and their conference for Emergency Preparedness, participation in hospital and other nets, local training classes, including the formal class at Western Nevada College, maintaining our ham station at 911 and our home stations. Winlink, packet, and FLdigi modes continue to be topics for our members' training efforts. Our Douglas County 911 Emergency Services Director has planned our ham station relocation, still in the 911 building. We will have our own office with provision for all our radio equipment. Our DEC held a meeting in Carson for northwest Nevada ECs so we could review our ARES Connect operations and plan for a field exercise. Sheila Clement, KA7AJQ ARES Emergency Coordinator Alpine and Douglas Counties

KK6ZGB, Michael Joseph: Correct One

kj6iym, Andy Boone: tested radio in Ride-out hospital.

KI6WAN, Tom Henthorn: Meeting cancelled due to snow and down trees.

KF6OBI, Michael A. Ellithorp: During the Glenn County Active Shooter Exercise and Redundant Communications Drill on 16 February 2019, Glenn ARES was asked to demonstrate local VHF simplex and repeater voice communications from different locations within Glenn county. For the second part of this demonstration we were asked to use the Winlink System from different locations in Glenn County to pass message traffic, by VHF radio, to email accounts and cell phones, belonging to Glenn County OES staff. This demonstration was a success; allowing Glenn ARES to show and prove that we can be used as back-up communications should other means of communications fail in Glenn County.

N5TEN, Scott A. Schlefstein: Not a lot of activity this past month to report.

KE6GLA, Jay Harmor: Members attending county Fire Safe council meetings.

 


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