ARES Training
WACOM has committed to an ongoing training program for the purpose of educating operators in best practices for the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) and emergency communications in general.
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ARRL ARES Emergency Coordinator, Washington County: Tom Wright, N3WS; tom.n3ws@protonmail.com
- Washington County ACS Registration Form
FEMA Classes
The following FEMA courses serve as an introduction to emergency site chain of command and procedures. Completion of these courses and passing of their associated exams are considered requirements for gaining access to many emergency sites.
- IS-100 - Introduction to Incident Command System (ICS)
- IS-700 - National Incident Management System (NIMS) An Introduction
- IS-200 - ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents
- IS-800 - National Response Framework, An Introduction
VHF Nets
Washington & Greene County 2 Meter Net
- Tuesdays at 8PM on K3PSP Repeater System
- See Nets Tab For Details
- WPA ARES Simplex Frequencies
- WPA ARES Simplex Frequency Map
- Region 13 Frequencies
- WACOM Communications Plan 2023
- ARRL Radiogram
NBEMS Digital Training Net
- Wednesdays on K3PSP Repeater System
- 8PM Standard Time
- 9PM Daylight Savings Time
- See Nets Tab For Details
SKYWARN Net
- As Necessary
- See Nets Tab For Details
HF Nets
Western PA Phone Traffic Net
- 5:30PM Daily, 3.918 MHz
Western PA ARES Net
- 9AM Saturday, 3.983 MHz
PA NBEMS Net
- 7:30AM Sunday, 3.585 MHz
- USB, 1500 Waterfall
- Check-ins (Thor 22), Traffic (MFSK32)
PEMA Central Net
- 8:30AM Sunday, 3.993.5 MHz
Western Region ACS Net
- 9AM Sunday, 3.990.5 MHz
Hurricane Watch Net
- 14.325 MHz
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