[MDC-EC] July Maryland-DC ARES Section Report
Steve Beckman
n3sb at qis.net
Sun Aug 10 16:56:39 EDT 2008
Folks;
The July MDC ARES Section report is below. Thanks to the vast majority
of you who got me reports on time, and without any need for reminders!
73; Steve, N3SB
SEC-MDC
Monthly Section Emergency Coordinator Report to ARRL Headquarters
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ARRL Section: Maryland-DC Month: July
Year: 2008
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AMATEUR RADIO EMERGENCY SERVICE
Total number of ARES members: 570 Change since last month:
-1 (+, -, or same)
# of DECs/ECs reporting this month: 14 # of ARES nets active: 54 #
with NTS liaison: 10
Calls of DECs/ECs reporting: K3UEZ, N3SEO, N3QHC, KB3LJB, KB3FIO,
KB3FMJ, WB0EGR, WR3F, KB3ENU, K3CSX, KA8YPY, KB3FWW, KD3JK, N3SB.
Number of drills, tests and training sessions this month: 25
Person hours 259
Number of public service events this month:
5 Person hours 221
Number of emergency operations this month: 4
Person hours 7
Total number of ARES operations this month: 34
Total Person hours 487
Comments:
Anne Arundel County: Fourteen ARES members conducted a Mini-SET
simulating a Category 1 Hurricane. Nine ARES members supported a
parade.
Carroll County: Eighteen ARES members supported the Countys emergency
preparedness exercise. Focus was on an orderly member call-up,
resource net activation, and deployment. Also experimenting with
EasyPal digital communications mode.
Cecil County: Twelve ARES members provided communications for bicycle
portion of the Diamond in The Rough Triathlon.
Frederick County: ARES members supported the Cycle Across Maryland
event.
Garrett County: Planning for the SavageMan Triathlon. Soliciting help
from Allegny County.
Prince Georges County: Implementing revised training schedules as a
result of the after-action report from the State Pan Flu Exercise.
Training will focus on correct net procedures, airmail training, and
operation of the basic set-up at served agencies. Also working with
county IT to resolve a firewall issue to enable full-time use of a RMS
Packet gateway at the EOC. Phase one of the Prince Georges County
Hospital Coalition alternate communications equipment set-up and test
out is now complete.
Signature: Steve
Beckman
Call sign: N3SB
Please send to ARRL HQ, 225 Main St., Newington, CT 06111 by 10^th of
the month FSD-96 (1-04)
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