We Augment and Support Vital Communications During Emergencies and Disasters for our Served Agencies especially "When all else fails"
Has Clark County ARES/RACES Been Activated?
ANSWER:
No. We are not activated at this time.
However, as a Clark County, Nevada, ARES/RACES
member you should not SOLELY rely on this web site, text messages, phone
calls, or
our e-mail system as your primary notification that we have been
activated to support our served agencies. They may not be as
quick as the local news media. So, if you
hear of an incident, your first action should be to monitor our
linked repeaters (V1, V3, V4, U1, or N1). Our latest frequency
list for these repeaters is located in the Members Section.
In the event we
anticipate being activated, or have actually been activated, you can
expect that a net will be stood up on those frequencies. Prior
to activation, the net will likely be informal to exchange information.
By the time we are actually activated, one or more formal nets will
stand up. NOTE: There may be a
slight delay before the *CCNVARES* Echolink node ties in to the
linked repeaters.
NOTE: For more information, read the complete details in our
ARES/RACES Activation Plan located in the Members Section.