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Membership Standards
Published: January 9, 2010
WI ARES/RACES Membership Standards From the WI ARES/RACES Website Effective Immediately, the following are membership standards to keep in good standing Participation in 12 home county ARES/RACES training nets per year. Participation in one ARES/RACESactivation (either Skywarn or other) per year. Attend one ARES/RACES meeting per year (might be the annual meeting). Send one NTS radiogram per year indicating the member is still interested in retaining membership. This does not have to be on the air, it can be through e-mail or Winlink 2000, etc., but it must be in NTS format. Be a contributor to the team in the eyes of the EC (subjective, but important). Attend Skywarn training at least once every two years. Completion of ICS-100 and IS-700 courses. (If you do not have copies of your certificates, you can call (301) 447-1200 and you can request copies of your transcripts be mailed to you, or you can fill out a transcript request form and mail it in here.)
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EC Tom Knospe - KC9NFJ
Published: January 14, 2010
EC Tom Knospe - KC9NFJ I am happy to announce effect January 1, 2010, Tom Knospe - KC9NFJ will be replacing Dave Hoff W9DLH as the Emergency Coordinator for Lincoln County.
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NEW APPOINTMENT
Published: January 3, 2010
EC Steve Siefert, KC9MKE I am happy to announce, effective Januarary 1, 2010, we have a new Emergency Coordinator for Oneida County. Steve comes to us with some good emergency public service expirience, being a Town of Newbold firefighter and having served as an AEC for Oneida County under Mary Berger.
We thank Mary Berger, NS9Q, for having served as Oneida Counties EC for well over ten years! She has done a very impressive job.
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Published: January 4, 2009
Because of extremely poor band conditions on 75 meters at its present time the WI ARES/RACES Net will move to Sundays at 8:00 a.m. beginning on Sunday, December 7.
As far as we know the frequency will stay the same at 3977.5.
Please communicate with your members. We will also announce it during the nets (if anyone can hear us)!
To summarize, starting Sunday, December 7, the WI ARES/RACES Net will be held at 8:00 a.m. on 3977.5.
See you on the Net.
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Published: May 31, 2009
SEC Skip Sharpe, W9REL Section Emergency Coordinator, effective immediately. Up until this point, Skip was the ASEC for Administration and prior to that the ASEC for Training. He is employed with Wisconsin Emergency Management in Planning and Preparedness.
I am happy to have a man with extensive experience in emergency service and look forward to his leadership in Wisconsin Section ARES/RACES!
73,
Don
W9IXG
Wisconsin Section Manager
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Published: January 4, 2009
WI ARES/RACES Members have certain FEMA training requirements to meet, below is a list of those training requirements.
General ARES/RACES Members must take FEMA Courses ICS-100 "Introduction of the Incident Command System" and IS-700 "NIMS - An Introduction" within 6 months of becoming a members. ARES/RACES Leadership require the above courses in addition to IS-200 "ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents" and IS-800B "National Incident Management System (NIMS), An Introduction."
Additional FEMA training courses are not currently required, however you are encouraged to explore any other courses that may interest you. When you complete a FEMA training course, please get a copy of the completion certificate to your counties Emergency Coordinator so that the ARES/RACES personel files can be properly updated.
The courses can be found at this link.
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Published: January 4, 2009
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, THE WI NE DISTRICT NET IS CANCELED DUE TO OPERATIONAL ISSUES.
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