Amateur radio operators play a vital role in providing reliable communication during emergencies and disasters. By partnering with served agencies, they offer invaluable support and expertise that can save lives and aid in recovery efforts. However, it’s important for amateur … Continue reading →
For over a century, amateur radio has played a crucial role in emergency communications and disaster relief, allowing communities to stay connected in times of need. Amateur radio operators work closely with served agencies, including the American Red Cross, the … Continue reading →
Last week, the Clay County ARES group had the great opportunity to work with several of our served agencies at the Clay County Fair. We worked with Clay County Department of Emergency Management, National Weather Service, Clay County Fire/Rescue, The … Continue reading →
NBC’s “Left Field,” a new digital news unit, produced a video news story about the vital role that Amateur Radio plays in Hawaii’s emergency communications system We were also given permission from the producer of the piece (Sky Dylan-Robbins) to … Continue reading →
Ken Amaro with First Coast News in Jacksonville attended our ARES Meeting this week. At this meeting we discussed our plans for Hurricane Irma and supporting our county. You can watch the news report here — http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/radio-operators-prep-for-irma/471413717
Continue reading →2015 Clay County Amatuer Radio Field Day, at Orange Park High, demontrates how Ham Radio operators can communicate during an emergency.
Continue reading →This email came to me this morning, and I wanted to share it with everyone in ClayARES. Thank you to all those who helped with the Angry Tortoise Run… Andrew Lee, N4NXS Doug Mann, K1FTR Don Munson, W4GFQ Eric Sanford, … Continue reading →
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