[FLARES] **ECOMM MESSAGE**08/14/03-D

[Chris Myers]

**ECOMM MESSAGE**

Indian River County ACS is at Level One Alert as of 13:30 hours Thursday,
August 14, 2003.
Level One Alert:   No Direct Threat At This Time�Continue Monitoring�

 EVENT INFORMATION:
** RELEASE INFORMATION FROM IRCEOC**
The severe cells associated with the tropical system have now moved away
from Indian River County.  All of the severe weather has moved north and
northwest of Indian River County.  This will continue to be the general
movement of thunderstorm cells.  For Indian River County, the tropical wave
has now moved far enough to the west to end most of the thunderstorm cells
along the east coast.  We will continue to receive scattered rain showers
the remainder of the day with only a slight possibility of any severe cells
developing.  We are right around the 5 inch area for the amount of rainfall
with this system.  Water on streets should now have time to drain off and
any street flooding should be over soon.  Emergency Management is not aware
of any street closings.

This will be the last update on this tropical system unless forecast
projections change.

Nathan McCollum
Indian River County Emergency Management
** END OF RELEASE**

ACS:
08/13/03 15:00hrs Alert Level 1
08/14/03 10:00hrs�ACS Staff on alert�All EC/AEC please report status of
ESF-2 by 11:00hrs today�
08/14/03 11:00hrs�SITREP�s from ARES, REACT, DCAT, CAP updated� No change in
operation�Next repot at 13:30hrs or as needed.
08/14/03 13:30hrs�No threat to operational area�ACS Staff stay at Alert
Level One for ESF-2 Mutual Aid Support until 16:30hrs today.
No local activation is planed or needed at this time� Next repot at 16:30hrs
or as needed.

Chris Myers
Indian River County Auxiliary Communication Services

CAPCOMM-4:  No activation is anticipated at this time�
ARES:  No ARES activation is anticipated at this time�monitoring the
following frequencies:
146.775 rpt (Vero-Ft. Pierce)
146.640 rpt (Vero-Sebastian)
224.100 rpt (Okeechobee)
444.850 rpt (Vero)
HF (10-40 meters available as needed)

Vince K4JC,
IRC ARES, EC

NTS:   No report
SKYWARN:   No activation is anticipated at this time�
SHARES:  No report
MARS:  No activation is anticipated at this time�
REACT:  August 13, 2003 23:59hrs. The Florida Council of REACT Teams, INC.
will be on LEVEL 1.
It is highly recommended that all teams with in the state of Florida to do
the same. The following information is requested from each team:
Status:
a.       Availability to assist in a mutual aid situation if warranted.
b.       A quick list of items available from your team. i.e. HT's, Shovels,
Chain Saws etc....
c.       A response or B response teams
d.       Status of DCAT

If your team is activated by the local government, PLEASE try and notify the
State Council ASAP. If more assistance is needed, again notify FCRT ASAP.

BP/FLCREACT

CCT County Communication Team:  No report

COMMUNICATION DATA:
TCWN/SKYWARN Net operations on 146.775mHz No CTCSS
ACS Planning operations 153.920mHz as needed
ARES Net operations on 145.130mHz as needed
DCAT Op�s 30.760mHz as needed

Florida State DCAT Equipment and Assets:
Unit ID                Status                  Location
Note
COMM-2   Standing-BY   Vero Beach, FL
APRS       Standing-By    Vero Beach, FL

End of SITREP

Chris A. Myers
Coordinator
Indian River County
Auxiliary Communication Services
Website: www.ircacs.org

A Public Service Organization Using Amateur, Public, and Private Radio
Communication.  Planning and preparing to keep the unexpected from being a
surprise!



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