Checking in with Washington County ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Services) from Beaverton CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) to gather information beyond the Beaverton CERT Radio Net. Earthquake Communications Exercise • Saturday, April 9 from 9:00am to Noon The Beaverton CERT Radio Team were involved in a statewide event organized by Oregon ARES. Beaverton CERT Radio Team operators participated in a 2 METER SIMPLEX voice net to simulate that all infrastructure is down, including power and repeaters. Operators sent and received messages with the Beaverton EOC (Emergency Operations Center) and simulated city, county, state and federal agencies. The scenario is a major 9.0 earthquake in the Cascadia Subduction Zone just offshore of the Oregon coast. Such an earthquake would result in major devastation inland including building and bridge collapses, utility main ruptures and outages, and emergent life-threatening situations in individual neighborhoods. beavertoncertradio.org beavertoncertradio.org ARE YOU PREPARED? Here are some suggestions for a home disaster preparedness kit Items can be kept in a large plastic tote or plastic garbage can Water - one gallon per person per day Household chlorine bleach Food - at least a three-day supply Radio - battery-powered or hand crank Flashlight & extra batteries First aid kit Whistle to signal for help Dust mask Moist towelettes Wrench to turn off utilities Fire extinguisher Matches & lighters in a waterproof container Can ...
EARTHQUAKE DRILL . . . WaCo ARES Check In From BVTN CERT
Posted Sunday, January 13, 2013 in EARTHQUAKE by Mary Farrell
EARTHQUAKE DRILL . . . WaCo ARES Check In From BVTN CERT Tube. Duration : 6.88 Mins.
Checking in with Washington County ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Services) from Beaverton CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) to gather information beyond the Beaverton CERT Radio Net. Earthquake Communications Exercise • Saturday, April 9 from 9:00am to Noon The Beaverton CERT Radio Team were involved in a statewide event organized by Oregon ARES. Beaverton CERT Radio Team operators participated in a 2 METER SIMPLEX voice net to simulate that all infrastructure is down, including power and repeaters. Operators sent and received messages with the Beaverton EOC (Emergency Operations Center) and simulated city, county, state and federal agencies. The scenario is a major 9.0 earthquake in the Cascadia Subduction Zone just offshore of the Oregon coast. Such an earthquake would result in major devastation inland including building and bridge collapses, utility main ruptures and outages, and emergent life-threatening situations in individual neighborhoods. beavertoncertradio.org beavertoncertradio.org ARE YOU PREPARED? Here are some suggestions for a home disaster preparedness kit Items can be kept in a large plastic tote or plastic garbage can Water - one gallon per person per day Household chlorine bleach Food - at least a three-day supply Radio - battery-powered or hand crank Flashlight & extra batteries First aid kit Whistle to signal for help Dust mask Moist towelettes Wrench to turn off utilities Fire extinguisher Matches & lighters in a waterproof container Can ...
Checking in with Washington County ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Services) from Beaverton CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) to gather information beyond the Beaverton CERT Radio Net. Earthquake Communications Exercise • Saturday, April 9 from 9:00am to Noon The Beaverton CERT Radio Team were involved in a statewide event organized by Oregon ARES. Beaverton CERT Radio Team operators participated in a 2 METER SIMPLEX voice net to simulate that all infrastructure is down, including power and repeaters. Operators sent and received messages with the Beaverton EOC (Emergency Operations Center) and simulated city, county, state and federal agencies. The scenario is a major 9.0 earthquake in the Cascadia Subduction Zone just offshore of the Oregon coast. Such an earthquake would result in major devastation inland including building and bridge collapses, utility main ruptures and outages, and emergent life-threatening situations in individual neighborhoods. beavertoncertradio.org beavertoncertradio.org ARE YOU PREPARED? Here are some suggestions for a home disaster preparedness kit Items can be kept in a large plastic tote or plastic garbage can Water - one gallon per person per day Household chlorine bleach Food - at least a three-day supply Radio - battery-powered or hand crank Flashlight & extra batteries First aid kit Whistle to signal for help Dust mask Moist towelettes Wrench to turn off utilities Fire extinguisher Matches & lighters in a waterproof container Can ...
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