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Amateur Radio (Ham) operators provide supplemental communication services when requested by emergency management officials or by public event coordinators.
Volunteers provide support during disasters, major weather events, and important training exercises. They also support non-emergency public events such as bike tours and races, running events, canoe challenges, and festivals or other large gatherings.
Local Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES) teams are designated by the ARRL, the national organization for amateur radio operators.
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This is our recommended online source for credible public health information. Some of the following links present information that is syndicated to AGREM by the CDC. Although it "appears" as part of our site's page, all content is owned/managed/provided by the CDC itself.
Information and references for materials maintained by the US Federal Government related to Emergency Management and Preparedness.
The links below are for various organizations that require volunteers. Some of these require specific training and certifications, while others will provide the necessary training.
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Last updated on 21-July-2024