Name*
Callsign*
Address*
City*
State*
Zip*
Home Phone*
Work Phone
(Optional)
Email*
Please check your capabilities below. Some assignments can be done
with only a hand-held radio, while others may need higher power and/or
more effective antennas.
(A "portable antenna" is one that could be
set up to improve the range of either a mobile or hand-held radio, that
is separate from the radio and not a "rubber duck" that is
attached to the radios or a mobile antenna that is mounted on a vehicle.
A small beam or other base antenna on a portable mast would qualify,
as would something like a j-pole that could be suspended from a nearby
tree or other support.)
Two Meters
Mobile
Hand-Held
Portable Antenna
220 Mhz
Mobile
Hand-Held
Portable Antenna
440 Mhz
Mobile
Hand-Held
Portable Antenna
Batteries
HT Nicad Pack(s)
HT Alkaline Pack(s)
Gel Cells
Generator
Portable Packet
APRS
High Frequency Fixed
80
40
20
15
10
SSB
CW
High Frequency Mobile
80
40
20
15
10
SSB
CW
Do you have 4-wheel drive/off-road capability?
Yes
No
RACES Information
The following information applies to enrollment in the Radio Amateur
Civil Emergency Service (RACES):
Each prospective member must complete a RACES operator Registration
Form and return it to the RACES Officer.
Once approval is granted, the Director [of Emergency Management]
designating the applicant as a certified RACES member. A photograph
identification card is required for each RACES member.
In order to serve effectively as a volunteer member of the emergency
staff, access to otherwise restricted areas, such as the EOC or the
jurisdiction's communications center may be associated with RACES
participation and assignments. To the extent that similar requirements
exist for other members of the emergency staff with access to restricted
areas, a limited background check may be performed. This would be
in accordance with the jurisdiction's regulations and procedures.
RACES members are responsible for:
Participating in training sessions;
Briefing the RACES Officer of any change in equipment or
amateur status that may affect operation in the RACES program;
Developing a stron background in emergency procedures, FCC
Rules and Regulations, and network procedures;
Being available when emergency communications are required
by the appointing Director;
Helping to strengthen the organization by offering suggestions
and positive feedback to correct deficiencies;
Complying with volunteer standards established by the jurisdiction,
and;
Notifiying the RACES Officer in writing when terminating
membership.
Membership participation will be evaluated every two years. If
a member's participation is lacking, membership terminates. If deemed
adequate, membership continues for another two years
Do you wish to be enrolled in RACES?*
Yes
No
Please add any additional information below
about your experience and capabilities that might be helpful.
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