Shingletown Emergency Radio

PARTICIPANTS MUST CONSULT THIS PAGE FOR PLAN UPDATES, AFTER ACTION REPORTS (FIRES, LOST PERSON SEARCH, POWER OUTAGES, SNOW STORMS, ...); PRACTICE NETS, DRILLS, ETC..

IMPORTANT NOTICES

As of 1/27/2022, the Emergency Radio Operations Center TEAM approach has been adopted.

REPEATER 760 UPDATES - CLICK HERE (important)

Prior reports and after action: 002 001

12/31/2022 approx 2333 hours Cal Fire Tone out - tree into power line in area of 74?? Smith Creek Road between Blue Swan and highway 44. Engine 520 Responding... other assets responding. Engine 58 .... at scene. ... Engine confirmed Dropped Power line down - PG&E contacted by dispatch ... no hazard present. All units available. Silent monitoring deactivated 2347 hours. (note: k6PDS attempted to reach operator in area. no response).

12/20/2022: approx. 1043 hours, Cal Fire tone out - Abandoned Vehicle Fire reported as being in Area of Reed's Market / HIghway 44 and Wilson Hill Road. CDF TAC 11. Engines and WT responding ... SER Net activation was Advisory Net only. This was due to weather conditions, monitoring and initial reporting of fire location. Thus, no Advisory issued on EROC 9. Instead, SER Advisory issued on SER EROC 10 Victor; AND CH 10 was activated; KB6BZL AND K6PDS QSY CH 10. Advisory issued on SER CH 10 (No formal Fire Net Activation); monitoring TAC 11 and Cal Fire CH 20, with brief periodic summary TX on CH 10. Note: there were no Cal Fire Cameras viewing incident. Cal Fire radio reports - "fire controlled". Subsequent Cal Fire reports advised fire at different location and there were 6 abandoned vehicles on fire ... . K6PDS went mobile, confirmed incident location as the property on the North side of Highway 44 across from Mobile Park Dr. Cal Fire on scene, low smoke level at that time. K6PDS returned to home base. KB6BZL AND K6PDS monitored Cal Fire radio traffic, and agreed to deactivate Advisory net. Advisory net deactivated at 1124 hours. CH 10 deactivated. HQ STNS QSY EROC 10 Victor and resume SCAN.

12/16/2022 - Due to the holidays, the Thursday Night Practice Nets are suspended until 2023. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

12/16/2022 - Thursday Night Practice Nets will no longer be doing Ham Relays. The 760 Repeater has been shut down due to malicious keying and person(s) SENDING OF FALSE ALERT ACTIVATION TONES. As to the 58 Relay - no hams respond.

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 12 / 15 / 2022 1900 HOURS Practice Net.

Total Net time 11 minutes; Divisions reporting 2; Areas Reporting 3; total stations reporting 17.

See copy of Report HERE

12/15/2022 1717 hours - Cal Fire Tone out - Residential Structure Fire - Flu Fire. [Ponderosa IC]

SER - silent monitoring pending Cal Fire reports (NO TX at this time - silent monitoring).

Incident Location: 29837 Ponderosa Way.

Cal Fire Responding: ; E 2483 Responding ... training ... E 520 WT 20 ...

SER Estimated Location of Incident: -121.931 40.538.

SER distance estimations of Incident to other Areas: 2.8 Miles NW of Village Center; 3.07 Miles NE of Midway Pines; 1.7 Miles NW of Long Hollow (Moorerion Way & Withrow).

Internet Winds: out of ESE 5 mph.

Cal Fire on scene - 1500 square foot single story. nothing showing.

1725 hours - Cal Fire - False Alarm / cancel response.

1726 hours - SER Net Silent Monitoring deactivated.

[NOTE ALTHOUGH IT IS WINTER, ABOVE PROCEDURES ARE IMPORTANT FOR PRACTICE].

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 12 / 08 / 2022 1900 HOURS Practice Net.

Total Net time 14 minutes; Divisions reporting 3; Areas Reporting 4; total stations reporting 23.

See copy of Report HERE

12 /7/ 2022 QWI (TX ON 10 - no activation) - 1220 HOURS AUTO ACCIDENT VEHICLE PULLING TRAILER. IN AREA OF HIGHWAY 44 AND PINE FOREST ESTATES. West Bound lane OF HIGHWAY 44 blocked. Cal Fire and medical responding. SER advised stations to monitor Ch 20 (Cal Fire Dispatch) if desire more information.

12 / 05 2022 (QWI - no TX on radio as to reports): Starlink outage Rest Area. Went down at 7:55pm and backup at about 9:05pm. It was snowing when it went down.

Another - Village - 12/6/2022 Our Starlink was out, "Disconnected" when I got up at 5am this morning.

Conclusion: Cell Phones, Land Lines and Satelite (starlink) all can fail (and have failed in Shingletown).

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 12 / 01 / 2022 1900 HOURS Practice Net.

Total Net time 13 minutes; Divisions reporting 2; Areas Reporting 4; total stations reporting 19.

See copy of Report HERE

11/30/2022 - Cal Fire Tone out - Incident "Dump" - "two very large slash piles burning" (in area of Ritts Mill and Highway 44). Engines and water tenders responding. SER Monitoring 1813 hours .... Thank you to Village and Midway stations responding on EROC 9: Midway 1; Midway 3; Village: I1 B6 L3 F1 F7. Thank you to B1 (provided information from CHP WEB SITE as to location of fire to an unrelated auto accident) and I1 (she contacted a person who was able to describe the fire situation). At that time, the Internet FireMapping Sites had no information about the fire (1817 hours). Inskip camera had view of fire approx 30.6 degrees true.. Fire about 1 mile South Westerly of Starlite. Per Cal Fire ground report: - wind out of west 10 mph.... [there was concern about spread to vegatation ]. Attempt to make contact on Ham ... no response. 2140 hours - report AJ6KJ (505) relatives just viewed fire - high flames / large. 2155 hours - Cal fire report - fire will be smoldering through the night. 2205 hours - Shingletown Camera (approx 57 deg true) light from skyline has now substantially reduced. Photos Here and Here (Ground Photo Source: Shingletown Community Fire Information) and Here

11/26/2022 Approx. 1055 hours all repeat functions on 760 repeater have been disabled. This was due to the continuing intentional malicious interference. THEREAFTER, Repeater access restored. However, due to the malicious interference, it is up to each EROC stations discretion as to whether they want to monitor 760. HOWEVER, Activations are to be on EROC 9 (you scan EROC 9 to avoid interferenc) and/or EROC 58 (you scan EROC 13 to avoid interference). Thereafter, stations may be directed to 760 if deemed appropriate.

11/23/2022 Due to Thanksgiving, we will not be conducting a Practice Net on Thursday.

All Emergency Radio Operations Center stations should continue monitoring 24 / 7.

Thank you to everyone who has made the SER Plan effective. For the participating areas, radio response to incidents, advisories, etc... are being made in excellent time. In many cases within 30 seconds for an initial radio response to a call out.

This is excellent, and everyone of us can be proud. Recently, we have had power outages, water system shut down, telephone outages (land lines and Cell); internet outages, advisories on fires, and emergency 911 relay for power line down, etc... among many others. The EROC Team has been doing an outstanding job.

This coordinated and active system is working because of you and your dedication.

Again thank you to everyone and have a blessed Thanksgiving.

EROC 9 is the primary frequency.

For Ham (at this time) use EROC 58 (this will potentially require relays).

As to the 760 repeater (10), HQ stations (if appropriate) may transmit summary bullet point information out on 10 Alpha (satelite uplink) for others to hear on 10. However, this assumes HQ stations are available. Since the number of HQ stations is very limited, such stations may not be available (e.g., at work, out of town, sick, etc...). Thus, simplex on EROC 9 and EROC 58 are the primary frequencies for EROC net operations. These steps have been made necessary due to the continued malicious keying and interference on 760 (10) which has resulted in stations (including key Emergency Radio Operations Center volunteer stations) not being able to monitor 760 on a 24 /7 basis due to being awakened at all hours of the night. This has placed in jeopardy the foundational 24 / 7 emergency monitoring objective. Also, we only have a few Shingletown hams who are willing to assist during emergency nets (e.g., wildfires, etc... ) as well as practice-training nets. But, thanks to these few dedicated Hams and the substantial number of dedicated Non Hams, the volunteer Emergency Radio Operation Center has been able to function very well providing real time reporting to those Areas participating and helping out. Without the help of those participating, real time information would simply not be available. Thank you!

Again, neighborhoods which have not been actually participating in the Weekly SER Net Practice RADIO communications (i.e., transmitting reports by radio) must establish their own emergency communications.

Nathan

11/21/2022 - Internet and cell phone failure:

INTERNET FAILURE (FRONTIER): Village 0915 hours Frontier Internet Failure (S6 F1 B6 F8 S9 E1). F1 called frontier on landline and reported area outage (including Midway) - Ticket # 2045836) (Frontier agreed that they would escalate to - Common Cause) - scheduling repairs for today. S6 advised received text from Frontier acknowledging outage. F1 received same message, but then was unable to send reply (cell outage).

Midway - 0923 Midway lost Frontier Internet. Long hollow has Internet (using Hughes Net).

As of 1219 hours outages (above) continue.

CELL PHONE FAILURE (AT&T VERIZON - OFF / UNRELIABLE / SPORATIC):

Cell Phone Failure (IMPACTING CELL AND TEXTING ASPECTS) - Village 0937 hours (C6); 0945 hours S6 (sporatic); out for F1 (VERIZON) F8 (VERIZON) I1 (AT&T) C3 (AT&T) (as of 1000 hours - cell is sporatic / unreliable in Village). Midway reported has Cell phone.

As of 1219 hours outages (above) continue.

Frontier Internet and Cell phone services restored to Village and Midway (reports 1600 hours and 1750 hours)

11/19/2022 - (approx 2149 hours) Cal fire Tone out - trailer fire (West Incident) in area of 29813 Westmore Road / Cross Longfellow. ... spread to vegitation 20 X 20 spot ... Engines and Water Tenders Responding. Village mapping estimated in area of -121.944 40.515 (map Romeo 9A plotted). Village called on Inwood Ch 1 (inter area Ch 7) and advised of situation. (2 stations in Inwood responded. ..As of 2200 hours Cal fire advised fire is out. ... Inwood advised of update. SER Net advisory deactivated 2211 hours. VL F1 / K6PDS. (Note: TX was limited to specific area of potential impact pending further information). Approx Location Image

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 11 / 17 / 2022 1900 HOURS Practice Net.

Total Net time 15 minutes; Divisions reporting 3; Areas Reporting 4; total stations reporting 17.

See copy of Report HERE

11/16/2022 - Water off in Village (repairs) - certain areas were to be impacted and were advised (per water company) that their water would be off. However, Figaro (F1) and neighbors do not have water and were not advised by the water company that their water would be off. Estimated restoration 1500 hours. (Radio responding: F1 - no water, S6 has water, B6 - no water, i1 ).

1424 hours - Figaro water back on. Thereafter, water stopped working. Per Water Company (approx 1625 hours) - after repair work, leak developed. Still working on the problem. No estimated time for restoration of service.

1735 hours water services operational (responding stations: F1 F8 C1).

Note: Significance of water being not available includes - no water and fire hydrants.

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 11 / 10 / 2022 1900 HOURS Practice Net.

Total Net time 13 minutes; Divisions reporting 3; Areas Reporting 5; total stations reporting 19.

See copy of Report HERE

11/8/2022 - SNOW, POWER OUTAGES, DOWNED TREES, ROAD BLOCKED TO SHASTA FOREST VILLAGE, POWER LINE DOWN IN SMITH CREEK - Thank you to everyone who helped out today and this evening.

1. Today - Power Outages Village, Long Hollow, and Midway.

2. This evening, a Very large Oak tree fell blocking Shasta Forest Drive between Thumper and Bambi. Only ingress / egress to Village from Highway 44 was via Bambi (the rest of Shasta forest Drive was totally blocked).

3.. Rest Area (2052 hours) - (505 Ch 58) tonight, tree fell, power line down in Smith Creek. 911 relay via SER Net. Residents without power, and without phone and/or internet. Radio relay was used to call 911. Cal fire responded - dropped line approx 100 foot span in Smith Creek. Residents to stay away from dropped line. Cal Fire notifying PG&E.
Nathan K6PDS

11/0/7/2022 Residential Structure Fire - 0315 hours 2nd page - 8182 Orchard Ln X Wrengler Hill. Orchard IC. Tac 11. 0326 hours - " fully involved structure ". 0329 hours reporting "power lines down". Possible injuries, homeowner at end of driveway - checking. ... Breathing Support requested. ... PG & E notified of power lines down ... SER attempted to reach Inwood Area on Inwood Ch 1 (attempted 2 times), nothing heard. Orchard IC ... "need that 2nd water tanker" ... 0407 hours - extensive mop up - committed 3 hours or so. .. 0413 hours - SER deactivated incident monitoring.

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 11 / 03 / 2022 1900 HOURS Practice Net.

Total Net time 12 minutes; Divisions reporting 3; Areas Reporting 5; total stations reporting 17.

See copy of Report HERE

This weeks SER Net: Due to weather - the Ham Portion of the SER Net we will be on 505 (Ch 58). Recall that the HAM portion of the SER Net is either on 760 (10 / 55 tx) or 505 (58) (so radio scan should include both if you desire to pick up Ham portion).

To save the repeater for emergencies we will be on 505 (Ch 58) because the weather is projected to be rain / snow. The reason is that the repeater (760) is on solar / battery. Ham Net Control will be "58 relay"

We will also have a "10 Monitor" (silent monitoring of 760 for any emergency traffic). Thus, the Ham portion of the SER Net is using 2 frequencies (one simplex Primary; and the other the repeater - silent monitoring).

By scanning both 10 and 55, you may be alerted to a net depending on your propagation (relays may be needed).

As "Normal" the Primary Operations Center Net is on EROC 9.

Nathan

10/31/2022 - Cow Incident (vehicle causing several spot fires along Highway 44) - thank you to VILLAGE SIERRA 6 for monitoring and providing information about this incident on EROC 9. Involved approx 4+ fires along Highway 44 (cause Vehicle). Cow Incident in area of South Cow Creek and highway 44 (original report): Cow 4 JEO Tompata Trl and Highway 44; Cow 3 JEO Merrillea and highway 44; and Cow 2 JWO Ponderosa and highway 44. Flight radar showed Air Attack patrolling the Area between Millville Plains Road and Highway 44 all the way up to Benthill and Highway 44 AREA ( which is east of Wilson Hill and 44). Cow 2 (in area of Ponderosa and Highway 44) was an approximate 3 foot X 3 foot grass fire (there may have been 2 spots - not sure). Cal Fire advised that it determined that a truck and trailer at Millville Plains and 44 was NOT involved in the incident. Incident discovered (per Fire Mapping approximately 1647 hours). Cal fire advised able to handle with assets on scene and reducing needs. Assets available.

10/27/2022 Silent monitoring - Smoke Check - Bambi (Village); ... 1932 hours Cal Fire reported UTL. Silent Monitoring deactivated.

10/27/2022 Advisory QWI - 1845 approx. Cal fire responding residential structure fire (chimney) 34643 Emigrant Trail (cross Schooner X Twilight). Est. in area of of -121.761 40.526. (Emigrant Area). Advisory on 760 10; Monitoring Cal Fire: Cal fire on scene - reducing units to code 2. At approx. 1900 hours Cal Fire Cancelled / false alarm. Advisory Deactivated.

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 10 / 27 / 2022 1900 HOURS Report: SER Practice NET - Village Core (VOLUNTEERS / COMMUNITY SERVICE). PDF COPY HERE Emergency Radio Operations Center: VILLAGE
Net Agenda: Practice 1. DRILL EARTHQUAKE NET ACTIVATION FMT Tango 9A / 9M; 2. QWA Proced (BREVITY FIRE WATCH PROCEDURE for suspect smoke, fire, embers) AND 3. DRILL - STATIONS REPORT EARTHQUAKE SEVERITY USING MODIFIED MERCALI SCALE AND STATUS OF ELECTRICAL POWER
Primary Channel: EROC 9 (TX / RX); with Relay: “10 Relay” (Ham)
Tacticals Activated: Net Control (B1); 10 Relay (S1 / KB6BZL); Mapping (F1 / K6PDS) ; Cal Fire 20 (F7); 160 TC (F1/K6PDS);
Net Reports Summary : ALL REPORTS QWA & SEE NEXT PAGE FOR SUMMARY OF PG& E POWER AND EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE REPORTS … Net Control Recommendation: No Action.
TOTAL NET TIME	15	MIN	(from initial tone out activation to closing)
Divisions Reporting	3	DIV	(# of Shingletown Div.)
Areas Reporting	4	AREAS	(# of neighborhoods)
Total Stations Reporting from All Areas: (each Area having done its own Area Net and Relaying summary into SER Net Control. All Area summary reports are then mapped, summarized and followed by Net Control Recommendation as to action (if any) to be done). Operation Center Mapping Summary and Recommendation s are then TX on EROC 9 and Ham (760 10).	15	REPORTS TOTAL	(Total STNS reporting) (including 1 report for drill 911 relay- Med)

Village D3N VL –Emerg. Radio Operations Center + DRILL PASSING EMERGENCY TRAFFIC	10 N/A	Stns Stns	VL: F1 F7 S1 F8 F2 T10 B6 I1 B1 C1
Midway D2N MW	3	Stns	MW ON EROC 9
Long Hollow D3N LH	0	Stns	LH ON EROC 9
Rest Area D3N RA (individual Ham reporting)	1	Stns	RA 10 relay into EROC 9 MWM
Battle Creek D4N BC NEED HAMS to relay	0	Stns	BC
Starlite D4N SL (via e-mail) NEED HAMS to relay	1	Stns	SL A1 VIA E-MAIL
Inwood D2N IW (individual Ham reporting)	0	Stns	IW 10 relay into EROC 9 DOO
AFTER ACTION COMMENTS: 1. FOR DRILL EMERGENCY TRAFFIC RELAY – STATIONS CAPABLE OF MAKING 911 RELAY CALL NEED TO RESPOND AND HELP. OTHERWISE, ENTIRE NET IS SLOWED DOWN (WHICH COULD RESULT IN REDUCED RESPONSE TIME FOR OTHER EMERGENCY CONDITIONS). 2. When a call is made by Net Control (e.g, “next”), only provide your tactical after Net Control states “next” (do not give your report at this point). There will also be a pause between reports by Net Control to allow any emergency traffic to break in. 3. Net Control will then “pick” a station and say “go” (e.g., “F1 go”). At that time F1 gives his/her report. This avoids doubling (which means no one hears anyone). 4. If Net Control doesn’t pick you, then you need to keep trying (following steps 1 and 2, above). 5. Net Control will acknowledge each full report as “copy ___” ( e.g., “copy F1” ). 6. Outside antennas are strongly recommended (you are preparing for emergency comms). 7. Also, if you hear a station that Net Control can’t hear, then after Net Control states “next”, you would say (for example): “F1 relay”, then Net Control will acknowledge and say “F1 relay go”. F1 is to then obtain the report (from the station that they can hear but Net Control can’t) and relay it into Net Control. ANOTHER GREAT JOB TONIGHT! THANK YOU. Note: Request was made on 760 (10) for any non hams from areas not able to reach EROC 9 to send a report by e-mail or phone to show they are participating.

DRILL 10/27/2022 SITUATION REPORT SUMMARY – NON EMERG TRAFFIC
DESCRIPTION	CODE	Midway	Village	Rest Area	Starlite


Sitrep
“Electricity (pg&e) is off”,	/ A	/ A
“ Elect off with Individual STNS using generator for elect. PWR”	/ A 2		/ A 2	/ A 2	/ A 2

Earthquakes or Explosions (Modified Mercali Scale)	Earthquakes Or Explosions
“ EARTHQUAKE – BARELY NOTICED	/ M 2		/ M 2
“ EARTHQUAKE KNOW IT WAS AN EARTHQUAKE SOMEWHERE “	/ M 3		/ M 3
“EARTHQUAKE windows, dishes rattle”	/ M 4	/ M 4	/ M 4		/ M 4
“ EARTHQUAKE pictures move, doors swing, small items on floor”	/ M 5		/ M 5	/ M 5
“ EARTHQUAKE glassware broken, books off shelf, floor lamps topple”	/ M 6
“ EARTHQUAKE furniture broken, cannot stand, chimneys fall”	/ M 7
“ Earthquake –Buildings collapse”	/ M 8

Assistance / Need
I AM okay and do not need assistance … OR, IF FOR AREA /Y = I AM OKAY, MY AREA OKAY, AND ANY ASSISTANCE NEEDS IN MY AREA ARE BEING TAKEN CARE OF BY MY AREA. NO OUT OF AREA ASSISTANCE NEEDED AT THIS TIME.	/ Y	/ Y	/ Y	/ Y	/ Y

Brevity Fire Watch
No suspect fires, smoke, or embers. …	QWA	QWA	QWA	QWA	QWA


THIS Q CODES ONLY PAGE SHOULD ALWAYS BE WITH YOUR RADIO.

10 / 27/ 2022 Eartthquake Drill Agenda

DRILL - EARTHQUAKE (WORD VERSION: PDF VERSION

REFERENCE: Q CODES ONLY PAGEQ Codes for both Tango 9A and Tango 9M [ Q CODES ARE USED FOR NON EMERGENCY RAPID SITREP REPORTING]

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 10 / 20 / 2022 1900 HOURS Report: SER Practice NET - Village Core (VOLUNTEERS / COMMUNITY SERVICE). Emergency Radio Operations Center: VILLAGE
Net Agenda: Practice 1. SITREP FMT Tango 9A / 9M AND 2. QWA Proced (BREVITY FIRE WATCH PROCEDURE for suspect smoke, fire, embers) 3. PLUS: REPEATED THE DRILL FOR EMERG TRAFFIC: PASSED DRILL EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRAFFIC FOR 911 RELAY – DRILL. THANK YOU TO VL FOXTROT 8 AND VL SIERRA 6 FOR HELPING WITH DRILL. ALL STATIONS NEED TO PRACTICE THIS ROLE.
Primary Channel: EROC 9 (TX / RX); with Relay: “10 Relay” (Ham)
Tacticals Activated: Net Control (B1); 10 Relay (F1 / K6PS); Mapping (F1 / K6PDS) ; Cal Fire 20 (F7); 160 TC (F1/K6PDS);
Net Reports Summary : ALL REPORTS QXA QWA Net Control Recommendation: No Action.
TOTAL NET TIME	15	MIN	(from initial tone out activation to closing)
Divisions Reporting	2	DIV	(# of Shingletown Div.)
Areas Reporting	4	AREAS	(# of neighborhoods)
Total Stations Reporting from All Areas: (each Area having done its own Area Net and Relaying summary into SER Net Control. All Area summary reports are then mapped, summarized and followed by Net Control Recommendation as to action (if any) to be done). Operation Center Mapping Summary and Recommendation s are then TX on EROC 9 and Ham (760 10).	18	REPORTS TOTAL	(Total STNS reporting) (including 1 report for drill 911 relay- Med)

Village D3N VL –Emerg. Radio Operations Center + DRILL PASSING EMERGENCY TRAFFIC (2 STNS INVOLVED IN DRILL – 1^st STN REQUEST RELAY / AND 2^nd stn RELAY)	12 1	Stns Stns	VL: F1 F7 L3 L4 F8 F2 L9 L10 S6 S7 B1 I1 Drill: F8 AND S6 (counted as one report)
Midway D2N MW	3	Stns	MW ON EROC 9
Long Hollow D3N LH	1	Stns	LH ON EROC 9
Rest Area D3N RA (individual Ham reporting)	1	Stns	RA 10 relay into EROC 9 MWM
Battle Creek D4N BC NEED HAMS to relay	0	Stns	BC
Starlite D4N SL (via e-mail) NEED HAMS to relay	0	Stns	SL A1 VIA E-MAIL
Inwood D2N IW (individual Ham reporting)	0	Stns	IW 10 relay into EROC 9 DOO
AFTER ACTION COMMENTS: 1. FOR DRILL EMERGENCY TRAFFIC RELAY – STATIONS CAPABLE OF MAKING 911 RELAY CALL NEED TO RESPOND AND HELP. OTHERWISE, ENTIRE NET IS SLOWED DOWN (WHICH COULD RESULT IN REDUCED RESPONSE TIME FOR OTHER EMERGENCY CONDITIONS). 2. When a call is made by Net Control (e.g, “next”), only provide your tactical after Net Control states “next” (do not give your report at this point). There will also be a pause between reports by Net Control to allow any emergency traffic to break in. 3. Net Control will then “pick” a station and say “go” (e.g., “F1 go”). At that time F1 gives his/her report. This avoids doubling (which means no one hears anyone). 4. If Net Control doesn’t pick you, then you need to keep trying (following steps 1 and 2, above). 5. Net Control will acknowledge each full report as “copy ___” ( e.g., “copy F1” ). 6. Outside antennas are strongly recommended (you are preparing for emergency comms). 7. Also, if you hear a station that Net Control can’t hear, then after Net Control states “next”, you would say (for example): “F1 relay”, then Net Control will acknowledge and say “F1 relay go”. F1 is to then obtain the report (from the station that they can hear but Net Control can’t) and relay it into Net Control. ANOTHER GREAT JOB TONIGHT! THANK YOU. Note: Request was made on 760 (10) for any non hams from areas not able to reach EROC 9 to send a report by e-mail or phone to show they are participating.

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 10 / 13 / 2022 1900 HOURS Report: SER Practice NET - Village Core (VOLUNTEERS / COMMUNITY SERVICE). Emergency Radio Operations Center: VILLAGE
Net Agenda: Practice SITREP FMT Tango 9A / 9M AND QWA Procedure (BREVITY FIRE WATCH PROCEDURE for suspect smoke, fire, embers) PLUS: DRILL EMERG TRAFFIC: PASSED DRILL EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRAFFIC FOR 911 RELAY – DRILL. THANK YOU TO VL FOXTROT 8 AND VL INDIA 1 FOR HELPING WITH DRILL. ALL STATIONS NEED TO PRACTICE THIS ROLE
Primary Channel: EROC 9 (TX / RX); with Relay: “10 Relay” (Ham)
Tacticals Activated: Net Control (B1); 10 Relay (S1 / KB6BZL); Mapping (F1 / K6PDS) ; Cal Fire 20 (F1); 160 TC (F1/K6PDS); .
Net Reports Summary : ALL REPORTS QXA QWA Net Control Recommendation: No Action.
TOTAL NET TIME	15	MIN	(from initial tone out activation to closing)
Divisions Reporting	2	DIV	(# of Shingletown Divisions)
Areas Reporting	4	AREAS	(# of neighborhoods)
Total Stations Reporting from All Areas: (each Area having done its own Area Net and Relaying summary into SER Net Control. All Area summary reports are then mapped, summarized and followed by Net Control Recommendation as to action (if any) to be done).	17	REPORTS TOTAL	(Total STNS reporting)

Village D3N VL –Emerg. Radio Operations Center	13	Stns	VL: F1 F7 S1 S2 L10 L9 F8 F2 I1 S6 S7 B1 C1
Midway D2N MW	2	Stns	MW ON EROC 9
Long Hollow D3N LH	1	Stns	LH ON EROC 9
Rest Area D3N RA	1	Stns	RA 10 RELAY into EROC 9 MWM
Battle Creek D4N BC NEED HAMS	0	Stns	BC
Starlite D4N SL (via e-mail) NEED HAMS	0	Stns	SL A1 VIA E-MAIL
AFTER ACTION COMMENTS: 1. FOR DRILL EMERGENCY TRAFFIC RELAY – STATIONS CAPABLE OF MAKING 911 RELAY CALL NEED TO RESPOND AND HELP. OTHERWISE, ENTIRE NET IS SLOWED DOWN (WHICH COULD RESULT IN REDUCED RESPONSE TIME FOR OTHER EMERGENCY CONDITIONS). 2. When a call is made by Net Control (e.g, “next”), only provide your tactical after Net Control states “next” (do not give your report at this point). There will also be a pause between reports by Net Control to allow any emergency traffic to break in. 3. Net Control will then “pick” a station and say “go” (e.g., “F1 go”). At that time F1 gives his/her report. This avoids doubling (which means no one hears anyone). 4. If Net Control doesn’t pick you, then keep trying (following steps 1 and 2, above). 5. Net Control will acknowledge each full report as “copy ___” ( e.g., “copy F1” ). 6. Outside antennas are strongly recommended (you are preparing for emergency comms). 7. Also, if you hear a station that Net Control can’t hear, then after Net Control states “next”, you would say (for example): “F1 relay”, then Net Control will acknowledge and say “F1 relay go”. F1 is to then obtain the report (from the station that they can hear but Net Control can’t) and relay it into Net Control. ANOTHER GREAT JOB TONIGHT! THANK YOU. Note: Request was made on 760 (10) for any non hams from areas not able to reach EROC 9 to send a report by e-mail or phone to show they are participating.

10/10/2022 - approx 1127 hours Power Outage (Radio REPORTS PER EROC 9 AND 760 10)

Summary of REPORTING
4 DIVISIONS. 7 AREAS
DIVISION	AREA
D 2 N	MW (MIDWAY)
D 2 N	IW (INWOOD)
D 3 N	LH (LONG HOLLOW)
D 3 N	VL (VILLAGE)
D 3 N	RA (REST AREA)
D 3 S	WH (WILSON HILL)
D 4 N	SL (STARLITE)

Following AREAS HAVE NO PG& E Power: Village (S1 B1 F1 T10 I1)

Midway and Long Hollow.

Following AREAS HAVE Power but had surge): Starlite (KJ); Rest Area (MWM); Wilson Hill (SWE).

1138 hours - PG&E phone updated - 1175 customers impacted 1545 hours estimated time for restoration of power.

As of 12OO HOURS - Shingletown - Reeds (closed ' no power / no gass); Dollar General (no Power ? closed); Shingletown Store (Has GENERATOR Power and Gas) TX ON 760 10 AND EROC 9.

1301 Hours ( Village Power BACK ON) (I1 L3 S6 T10 B1 F1 )

1302 HOURS - FOLLOWING AREAS STILL WITHOUT PG&E POWER per EROC 9:

MIDWAY AND LONG HOLLOW.

1338 hours - statewide power outage internet resource still has not been updated for the areas for which power was restored. Still shows large area outage. The PG & E map still shows a large area outage ( including Inwood, Midway, and Long Hollow, and extending Westerly from such Areas), but has been updated to show that the VILLAGE area has power. KK6DOO on 760 10 advised Inwood no power (I provided Doo status update per PG&E outage page).

1441 hours - MIDWAY AND LONG HOLLOW reported power on.

1444 hours - Inwood reported power on (via KK6DOO) ON 760 10.

10/10/2022 - 0859 hours - observation of smoke column visible from Round Mountain Camera (cameras triangulated on location) approx -122.04 40.558 Silent Monitoring.. Estimated 8.4 miles NW of Village Center. Silent monitoring continued and by 1011 hours no smoke visible. Silent Monitoring (Cameras) deactivated 1015 hours. No radio TX. VL F1.

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 10 / 06 / 2022 1900 HOURS Report: SER Practice NET - Village Core (VOLUNTEERS / COMMUNITY SERVICE). Emergency Radio Operations Center: VILLAGE
Net Agenda: Practice SITREP FMT Tango 9A / 9M AND QWA Procedure (BREVITY FIRE WATCH PROCEDURE for suspect smoke, fire, embers)
Primary Channel: EROC 9 (TX / RX); with Relay: “10 Relay” (Ham)
Tacticals Activated: Net Control (B1); 10 Relay (S1 / KB6BZL); Mapping (F1 / K6PDS) ; Cal Fire 20 (F7); 160 TC (F1/K6PDS); .
Net Reports Summary : ALL REPORTS QXA QWA Net Control Recommendation: No Action.
TOTAL NET TIME	12	MIN	(from initial tone out activation to closing)
Divisions Reporting	3	DIV	(# of Shingletown Divisions)
Areas Reporting	5	AREAS	(# of neighborhoods)
Total Stations Reporting from All Areas: (each Area having done its own Area Net and Relaying summary into SER Net Control. All Area summary reports are then mapped, summarized and followed by Net Control Recommendation as to action (if any) to be done).	24	REPORTS TOTAL	(Total STNS reporting)

Village D3N VL –Emerg. Radio Operations Center	17	Stns	VL: F1 F7 S1 S2 I1 B6 F8 F2 S6 S7 S9 L3 L4 L9 L10 S3 B1
Midway D2N MW	4	Stns	MW ON EROC 9
Long Hollow D3N LH	1	Stns	LH ON EROC 9
Rest Area D3N RA	1	Stns	RA 10 RELAY into EROC 9 MWM
Battle Creek D4N BC (area Lead out on fires)	0	Stns	BC
Starlite D4N SL (via e-mail)	1	Stns	SL A1 VIA E-MAIL
AFTER ACTION COMMENTS: 1. When a call is made by Net Control (e.g, “next”), only provide your tactical after Net Control states “next” (do not give your report at this point). There will also be a pause between reports by Net Control to allow any emergency traffic to break in. 2. Net Control will then “pick” a station and say “go” (e.g., “F1 go”). At that time F1 gives his/her report. This avoids doubling (which means no one hears anyone). 3. If Net Control doesn’t pick you, then keep trying (following steps 1 and 2, above). 4. Net Control will acknowledge each full report as “copy ___” ( e.g., “copy F1” ). 5. Outside antennas are strongly recommended (you are preparing for emergency comms). 6. Also, if you hear a station that Net Control can’t hear, then after Net Control states “next”, you would say (for example): “F1 relay”, then Net Control will acknowledge and say “F1 relay go”. F1 is to then obtain the report (from the station that they can hear but Net Control can’t) and relay it into Net Control. ANOTHER GREAT JOB TONIGHT! THANK YOU. Note: Request was made on 760 (10) for any non hams from areas not able to reach EROC 9 to send a report by e-mail or phone to show they are participating.

10/ 03 / 2022 Village 1855 hours - smelled smoke (F1 and F7) - Triangulated to illegal debris burn in front yard at 30979 Tinkerbell Dr. Requested that persons extinguish fire. They did so. Very rude female - advised they didn't live there and that they were just cleaning up the place. The lot has volumes of junk and trash.

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 09 / 29 / 2022 1900 HOURS Report: SER Practice NET - Village Core (VOLUNTEERS / COMMUNITY SERVICE). Emergency Radio Operations Center: VILLAGE
Net Agenda: Practice SITREP FMT Tango 9A / 9M AND QWA Procedure (BREVITY FIRE WATCH PROCEDURE for suspect smoke, fire, embers)
Primary Channel: EROC 9 (TX / RX); with Relay: “10 Relay” (Ham)
Tacticals Activated: Net Control (B1); 10 Relay (S1 / KB6BZL); Mapping (F1 / K6PDS) ; Cal Fire 20 (F7); 160 TC (F1/K6PDS); .
Net Reports Summary : ALL REPORTS QXA QWA Net Control Recommendation: No Action.
TOTAL NET TIME	13	MIN	(from initial tone out activation to closing)
Divisions Reporting	2	DIV	(# of Shingletown Divisions)
Areas Reporting	4	AREAS	(# of neighborhoods)
Total Stations Reporting from All Areas: (each Area having done its own Area Net and Relaying summary into SER Net Control. All Area summary reports are then mapped, summarized and followed by Net Control Recommendation as to action (if any) to be done).	23	REPORTS TOTAL	(Total STNS reporting)

Village D3N VL –Emerg. Radio Operations Center	18	Stns	VL: F1 S1 S2 F7 I1 L9 L10 L3 L4 B6 F8 F2 B1 C1 T10 S6 S7 E1
Midway D2N MW	3	Stns	MW ON EROC 9
Long Hollow D3N LH	1	Stns	LH ON EROC 9
Rest Area D3N RA	1	Stns	RA 10 RELAY into EROC 9 MWM
Battle Creek D4N BC (area Lead out on fires)	0	Stns	BC
Starlite D4N SL (via e-mail)	0	Stns	SL VIA E-MAIL
AFTER ACTION COMMENTS: 1. When a call is made by Net Control (e.g, “next”), only provide your tactical after Net Control states “next” (do not give your report at this point). There will also be a pause between reports by Net Control to allow any emergency traffic to break in. 2. Net Control will then “pick” a station and say “go” (e.g., “F1 go”). At that time F1 gives his/her report. This avoids doubling (which means no one hears anyone). 3. If Net Control doesn’t pick you, then keep trying (following steps 1 and 2, above). 4. Net Control will acknowledge each full report as “copy ___” ( e.g., “copy F1” ). 5. Outside antennas are strongly recommended (you are preparing for emergency comms). 6. Also, if you hear a station that Net Control can’t hear, then after Net Control states “next”, you would say (for example): “F1 relay”, then Net Control will acknowledge and say “F1 relay go”. F1 is to then obtain the report (from the station that they can hear but Net Control can’t) and relay it into Net Control. ANOTHER GREAT JOB TONIGHT! THANK YOU. Note: Request was made on 760 (10) for any non hams from areas not able to reach EROC 9 to send a report by e-mail or phone to show they are participating.

09/25/2022 Incident Resource page updated for new Wild Fire Camera system..

Please see the new camera link here AlertCalifornia - Home

Thank you Village Bravo 1 (Doug). Several new features (appears you can place cursor on a specific part of the image and obtain a true north bearing.

9/23/2022 Wild Fire Cameras - links non operational.

09/23/2022 Frontier Land Line Failure for Village (AREA of 400 homes no land line) (those only having Frontier Land Line have no ability to call 911, receive reverse 911, report fires, etc...). 1745 hours. Called Frontier - 1.5 hours dealing with Frontier games and BS. Per Frontier, expect 48 hours for matter to get routed to outage team (they need to "determine if there is an outage". Frontier claimed they didn't know about any Outage, and kept denying there was an outage or Area outage, etc... . Frontier was repeatedly advised that emergency radio operators in Area of 400 Homes all reported no dial tone on Frontier Land Lines for the entire Village Area (400 homes- and that this is in a very high risk area for Wild fires). Frontier continued to ignore the fact of an Area Outage which risks human life and could result in deaths (fires, heart attacks, elderly, etc...). K6PDS "Escalated" to an supervisors supervisor, but Frontier continued with its word games. Village S2 also called Frontier. Frontier claimed that people with non working land lines could call Frontier - but refused to explain how someone with a non working land line can use it to make a call reporting that such land line is not working.

Those on frequency (EROC 9) responding : S1 F1 F8 B1 S3; B3. Those responding on frequency 760 10: MWM (rest Area); PDS (village) and a station in Redding.

If there is a fire in the Village it could impact all areas of Shingletown.

2115 hours - Frontier Village (400 homes) land lines - no dial tone.

09/24/2022 - 1005 hours - Frontier Village (400 homes) land lines - still no dial tone.

09/24/2022 - 1725 hours - Frontier Village... still no dial tone. (several people have called frontier reporting outage).

1939 hours - E1 made inquiry on EROC 9 as to status of Village Frontier LL outage. F1 responded and S6 updated with more recent information (she had text message from Frontier) - advising we are part of a larger outage. Frontier did not advise as to: cause of outage; size of outage; or estimated time of restoration. Thank you Village S6. Midway advised that Frontier LL is working in their Area. Appears impact is the Village.

09/25/2022 - 0743 Frontier Land Line still not working.

09/25/2022 - 1100 hours - Frontier Land Lines now operational. Village Radio Reports (EROC 9): F1 S9 F8 S1 B1 I1 S3

We need additional Hams in Shingletown to get involved.

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 09 / 22 / 2022 1900 HOURS

Report: SER Practice NET - Village Core (VOLUNTEERS / COMMUNITY SERVICE).

Emergency Radio Operations Center: VILLAGE

Net Agenda: Practice SITREP FMT Tango 9A / 9M AND

QWA Procedure (BREVITY FIRE WATCH

PROCEDURE for suspect smoke,

fire, embers)

Primary Channel: EROC 9 (TX / RX); with Relay: “10 Relay” (Ham)

Tacticals Activated: Net Control (F1); 10 Relay (S1 / KB6BZL);

Mapping (F1 / K6PDS) ; Cal Fire 20 (F7); 160 TC (F1/K6PDS); .

Net Reports Summary : ALL REPORTS QXA QWA

Net Control Recommendation: No Action.

TOTAL NET TIME

MIN

(from initial tone out activation to closing)

Divisions Reporting

DIV

(# of Shingletown Divisions)

Areas Reporting

AREAS

(# of neighborhoods)

Total Stations Reporting from All Areas:

(each Area having done its own Area Net and

relaying into SER Net Control its Area summary report)

TOTAL

(Total STNS reporting)

Village D3N VL

–Emerg. Radio Operations Center

Stns

VL: F1 F7 S1 S2 E1 S9 L3 L4 S6 S7 F8 F2 I1 T10 L9 L10 B1

Midway D2N MW

Stns

MW ON EROC 9

Long Hollow D3N LH

Stns

LH ON EROC 9

Rest Area D3N RA

Stns

RA 10 RELAY

into EROC 9 MWM

Battle Creek D4N BC (area Lead out on fires)

Stns

Starlite D4N SL (via e-mail)

Stns

SL VIA E-MAIL

AFTER ACTION COMMENTS:

1. When a call is made by Net Control (e.g, “next”), only provide your tactical after Net Control states “next” (do not give your report at this point). There will also be a pause between reports by Net Control to allow any emergency traffic to break in.

2. Net Control will then “pick” a station and say “go” (e.g., “F1 go”). At that time F1 gives his/her report. This avoids doubling (which means no one hears anyone).

3. Also, outside antennas are strongly recommended (you are preparing for emergency comms).

4. Also, if you hear a station that Net Control can’t hear, then after Net Control states “next”, you would say (for example): “F1 relay”, then Net Control will acknowledge and say “F1 relay go”. F1 is to then obtain the report (from the station that they can hear but Net Control can’t) and relay it into Net Control.

GREAT JOB TONIGHT! THANK YOU.

Note: Request was made on 760 (10) for any non hams from areas not able to reach EROC 9 to send a report by e-mail or phone to show they are participating.

09/22/2022 Repeater returned to ... 10 Papa.

09 / 21/ 2022 - 1030 hours - thunder lightening over Shingletown

Repeater 760 10 placed back on monitor mode (... 10 Alpha) due to malicious multipile keyings while holding down of PTT. If anyone knows who is doing please immedately advise. Such is jeopardizing an established emergency communications system. EROC TEAM to use alternate communications plan.

Vehicle with vehicle breakdown (remote are) unable to use repeater due to the malicious keyings. ...

09 /21 / 2022 - approx 0940 hours Water system not working in Village. Broken water Pipe. Person who spoke to water company advised restoration estimated to be 6 hours. QWI TX on EROC 9. Those responding on Frequency: F1, S2, S6, T10, F8. As of 1028 hours no voice message system contact from water company. 1100 hours (in person contact)- water company employee advised rain is inhibiting repairs. Estimated time for restoration not known (TX on EROC 9)

1244 hours Water services now operational (TX on EROC 9)..

Village Stations which responded during this incident: F1, S2, S6, T10, F8, B1, S9

After Action: When Water Services are out, all stations should respond so that we know which areas within our neighborhood have water pressure. Reason: If there was a fire and Cal Fire needed to use hydrants, it would be very beneficial to be able to advise Cal Fire as to which areas (streets) have water pressure. If no one has water, then Cal Fire needs to be advised so that as they respond they recognize there is no water available locally and Water Tenders may be needed..

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 09 / 15 / 2022 1900 HOURS Report: SER Practice NET - Village Core (VOLUNTEERS / COMMUNITY SERVICE). Emergency Radio Operations Center: VILLAGE
Net Agenda: Practice SITREP FMT Tango 9A / 9M AND QWA Procedure (BREVITY FIRE WATCH PROCEDURE for suspect smoke, fire, embers)
Primary Channel: EROC 9 (TX / RX); with Relay: “10 Relay” (Ham)
Tacticals Activated: Net Control (B1); 10 Relay (S1 / KB6BZL); Mapping (F1 / K6PDS) ; Cal Fire 20 (F7); 160 TC (F1/K6PDS); .
Net Reports Summary : ALL REPORTS QXA QWA Net Control Recommendation: No Action.
TOTAL NET TIME	13	MIN	(from initial tone out activation to closing)
Divisions Reporting	3	DIV	(# of Shingletown Divisions)
Areas Reporting	5	AREAS	(# of neighborhoods)
Total Stations Reporting from All Areas: (each Area having done its own Area Net and relaying into SER Net Control its Area summary report)	20	TOTAL	(Total STNS reporting)

Village D3N VL –Emerg. Radio Operations Center	14	Stns	VL: F1 S1 S2 F7 S6 S7 I1 F8 F2 T10 L3 L4 B1 S9
Midway D2N MW	3	Stns	MW ON EROC 9
Long Hollow D3N LH	1	Stns	LH ON EROC 9
Rest Area D3N RA	1	Stns	RA 10 RELAY into EROC 9 MWM
Battle Creek D4N BC (area Lead out on fires)	0	Stns	BC
Starlite D4N SL (via e-mail)	1	Stns	SL A1 VIA E-MAIL
AFTER ACTION COMMENTS: 1. When a call is made by Net Control (e.g, “next”), only provide your tactical after Net Control states “next” (do not give your report at this point). There will also be a pause between reports by Net Control to allow any emergency traffic to break in. 2. Net Control will then “pick” a station and say “go” (e.g., “F1 go”). At that time F1 gives his/her report. This avoids doubling (which means no one hears anyone). 3. Also, outside antennas are strongly recommended (you are preparing for emergency comms). 4. Also, if you hear a station that Net Control can’t hear, then after Net Control states “next”, you would say (for example): “F1 relay”, then Net Control will acknowledge and say “F1 relay go”. F1 is to then obtain the report (from the station that they can hear but Net Control can’t) and relay it into Net Control. GREAT JOB TONIGHT! THANK YOU. Note: Request was made on 760 (10) for any non hams from areas not able to reach EROC 9 to send a report by e-mail or phone to show they are participating.

FORWARD FIRE - COMMUNITY COMMENTS (Incident of 9/9/2022) (click to read)

As to the video link, you may need to copy and paste it into a new window to view.

Haven't had time to do more extensive reports on our recent fire activity. But, here is a snapshot overview:

1. Wilson Incident 09/12/2022 - - Illegal Burn Pile 4955 Wilson Hill road. Advisory and Monitoring on EROC 9 only (held off 760 announcement pending monitoring of situation)..

Monitoring activated approx 0951 hours / Deactivated approx 1029 hours.
Matter not showing on Watch duty or Shingletown Community Fire web sites at time of incident

Thank you to BK6BZL (VILLAGE S1) for initial alerting.

2. Black Incident 9/11/2022: Approx 2012 hours Black Incident: Highway 44 and Inwood Road. Parallel Fire Nets on 760 and EROC 9. Fire Nets deactivated 2044 Hours.

Thank you KB6BZL (VILLAGE S1) for initial alerting.

3. Forward Incident 9/9/2022 - Net activity on 760 and EROC 9. Our Radio operations continued from about 1445 hours until deactivation at about 2124 hours (approx 6 1/2 hours of periodic bullet point summaries of incident as it progressed). Several stations continued silent monitoring (radio and/or internet resources) after Net deactivation.

Thank your KK6SWE for initial alerting.

I plan to summarize more fully. There were many stations on frequency helping out during the above matters.

Thank you to everyone who helped out.

Nathan

09/05/2022 - No SER Practice net this week.

To All Radio Operators:

1. September 5, 2022 – Repeater 760 (Ch 10 and Ch 55) placed on monitor mode only (no ability to TX into repeater). (Malicious interference continuing, and violation of FCC rules, etc...).

2. No Practice Net this week.

3. EROC 9 is the CORE primary frequency. Due to geography, only limited areas can reach. Areas not able to reach EROC 9 Nets must set up their own emergency communications plan. The Frequency designation for EROC 9 may be changed in the future if there is intentional interference. In this regard, two changes had to previously be made due to malicious interference. Those changes still allowed all prior radio programming holders to still listen. However, if another change is required, such old prior radios will NOT be able to listen. The SER Plan has sought to avoid such last step, but malicious deviants persist. Active / participating stations / in good standing, will be notified if there is a change. No action needed at this time.

4. SER HQ stations, please follow the alternate HQ Plan.

Thank you.

September 5, 2022, 760 repeater placed on Monitor mode only (no ability to transmit).

(July, 2022 - WILD FIRE SEASON): 760 repeater may be placed on Monitor only mode (no ability to transmit) due to abuse and harrassment by hams and non hams violating FCC rules. EROC TEAM (radio levels 1.5 and above) and HQ USE VILLAGE EROC PLAN. In the event 760 is periodically returned to Normal Operations, key stations may not be monitoring 760 due to the harrassment . Use Alternate EROC backup plan. If you (or your Area) are not part of the EROC Team system (and participating), you need to figure out your own emergency communications before a wild fire hits.

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 09 / 01 / 2022 1900 HOURS Report: SER Practice NET - Village Core (VOLUNTEERS / COMMUNITY SERVICE). Emergency Radio Operations Center: VILLAGE
Net Agenda: Practice SITREP FMT Tango 9A / 9M AND QWA Procedure (BREVITY FIRE WATCH PROCEDURE for suspect smoke, fire, embers)
Primary Channel: EROC 9 (TX / RX); with Relay: “10 Relay” (Ham)
Tacticals Activated: Net Control (F1); 10 Relay (S1 / KB6BZL); Mapping (F1 / K6PDS) ; Cal Fire 20 (F7); 160 TC (F1/K6PDS); .
Net Reports Summary : ALL REPORTS QXA QWA Net Control Recommendation: No Action.
TOTAL NET TIME	13	MIN	(from initial tone out activation to closing)
Divisions Reporting	2	DIV	(# of Shingletown Divisions)
Areas Reporting	3	AREAS	(# of neighborhoods)
Total Stations Reporting from All Areas: (each Area having done its own Area Net and relaying into SER Net Control its Area summary report)	22	TOTAL	(Total STNS reporting)

Village D3N VL –Emerg. Radio Operations Center	17	Stns	VL: F1 F7 S1 S2 S9 T10 F8 F2 S6 S7 I1 L3 L4 L9 L10 B6 C1
Midway D2N MW	4	Stns	MW ON EROC 9
Long Hollow D3N LH	0	Stns	LH ON EROC 9
Rest Area D3N RA	1	Stns	RA 10 RELAY into EROC 9 MWM
Battle Creek D4N BC (area Lead out on fires)	0	Stns	BC
Starlite D4N SL (via e-mail)	0	Stns	SL A1 VIA E-MAIL
AFTER ACTION COMMENTS: 1. When a call is made by Net Control (e.g, “next”), only provide your tactical after Net Control states “next” (do not give your report at this point). There will also be a pause between reports by Net Control to allow any emergency traffic to break in. 2. Net Control will then “pick” a station and say “go” (e.g., “F1 go”). At that time F1 gives his/her report. This avoids doubling (which means no one hears anyone). 3. Also, outside antennas are strongly recommended (you are preparing for emergency comms). 4. Also, if you hear a station that Net Control can’t hear, then after Net Control states “next”, you would say (for example): “F1 relay”, then Net Control will acknowledge and say “F1 relay go”. F1 is to then obtain the report (from the station that they can hear but Net Control can’t) and relay it into Net Control. GREAT JOB TONIGHT! THANK YOU. Note: Request was made on 760 (10) for any non hams from areas not able to reach EROC 9 to send a report by e-mail or phone to show they are participating.

08/31/2022 1506 hours Cal Fire Tone Out Vegetation fire - Inwood area (Wengler Hill Road and Ponderosa Way). Inwood IC; TAC 11; ground and air resources dispatched. (in area of -121.957 40.524 Fire Mappers,(such location may be the IC). 1/2 acre in vegetation with 1 structure threatened. Advisory issued on EROC 9 (with Village, Midway and Long Hollow all immediately responding on frequency. GREAT JOB TO RADIO RESPONSE! (No response from Inwood on Inwood 1). Highline Camera had visual smoke column, then smaller and then not visible. 1519 hours - Cal Fire - forward progress stopped, canceling units and air attack. 1520 hours, Flight radar shows 3 aircraft having circled location and now leaving area (West bound). Advisory deactivated at 1527 hours. Advisory was issued with resolution on 760 - MWM only Ham station responding on 760.

08 / 30 /2022 2014 hours Smoke Check Squaw Springs Rd and highway 44. Smoke column. 2021 hours Cal Fire on scene - advised outdoor fire pit. 2029 hours Engine available (fire contained to fire pit). Silent monitoring deactivated. Scan. K6PDS.

Below is the summary of our Net Last Night 08 / 25 / 2022 (this is in addition to the Shooting and Fire reporting that we dealt with earlier in the day).

NOTE: The total net time was 13 minutes, which included the first 5 MINUTES where each station determined whether any of the problems on Formats Tango 9a or Tango 9M existed (e.g., PG&E power, cell phones, ability to call 911, earthquake damage, etc...). PLUS each station going outside and performing the QWA PROCEDURE to determine if there was any suspect smoke, fire or embers at their location. This step took 5 minutes.

AFTER that ALL OF THESE REPORTS WERE THEN TRANSMITTED BY RADIO, with relays and inter-area relays and relays from Ham; with all of the reports being mapped and summarized with Net Control Recommendation then being made. Such is followed by deactivation and closing. This last step was completed in 8 minutes!

Each of you did a fantastic job. Think about how much information covering multiple neighborhoods was all accumulated, mapped, summarized, with recommended action within 8 minutes under the SER system. Each of you helps make this work.

We can all take pride in this and recognize our ability to almost immediately transmit and know what is happening, even when all other communication systems have failed.

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 08 / 25 / 2022 1900 HOURS Report: SER Practice NET - Village Core (VOLUNTEERS / COMMUNITY SERVICE). Emergency Radio Operations Center: VILLAGE
Net Agenda: Practice SITREP FMT Tango 9A / 9M AND QWA Procedure (BREVITY FIRE WATCH PROCEDURE for suspect smoke, fire, embers) INCLUDED PRACTICE EXERCISE FOR A VILLAGE STATION TO ACT AS INTER-AREA RELAY TO PICK UP REPORTS FROM MIDWAY AND LONG HOLLOW AND RELAY AREA REPORTS TO NET CONTROL. TO BE DONE WHEN NET CONTROL CAN’T HEAR SUCH AREA(S). GREAT JOB VILLAGE FOXTROT 8 (INTER-AREA RELAY).
Primary Channel: EROC 9 (TX / RX); with Relay: “10 Relay” (Ham)
Tacticals Activated: Net Control (B1); 10 Relay (S1 / KB6BZL); Mapping (F1 / K6PDS) ; Cal Fire 20 (F7); 160 TC (F1/K6PDS); .
Net Reports Summary : ALL REPORTS QXA QWA Net Control Recommendation: No Action.
TOTAL NET TIME	13	MIN	(from initial tone out activation to closing)
Divisions Reporting	3	DIV	(# of Shingletown Divisions)
Areas Reporting	5	AREAS	(# of neighborhoods)
Stations Reporting by Area	21	TOTAL	(Total STNS reporting)

Village VL D3N–Emerg. Radio Operations Center	15	Stns	VL: F1 F7 T10 F8 F2 S1 S2 I1 B6 S6 S7 S3 L9 L10 B1
Midway D2N MW	3	Stns	MW ON EROC 9
Long Hollow D3N LH	1	Stns	LH ON EROC 9
Rest Area D3N RA	1	Stns	RA 10 RELAY into EROC 9 MWM
Battle Creek D4N BC	0	Stns	BC
Starlite D4N SL (via e-mail)	1	Stns	SL A1 VIA E-MAIL
AFTER ACTION COMMENTS: 1. When a call is made by Net Control (e.g, “next”), only provide your tactical after Net Control states “next” (do not give your report at this point). There will also be a pause between reports by Net Control to allow any emergency traffic to break in. 2. Net Control will then “pick” a station and say “go” (e.g., “F1 go”). At that time F1 gives his/her report. This avoids doubling (which means no one hears anyone). 3. Also, outside antennas are strongly recommended (you are preparing for emergency comms). 4. Also, if you hear a station that Net Control can’t hear, then after Net Control states “next”, you would say (for example): “F1 relay”, then Net Control will acknowledge and say “F1 relay go”. F1 is to then obtain the report (from the station that they can hear but Net Control can’t) and relay it into Net Control. GREAT JOB TONIGHT! THANK YOU. Note: Request was made on 760 (10) for any non hams from areas not able to reach EROC 9 to send a report by e-mail or phone to show they are participating. Only above areas reported.

Shooting Incident 08/25/2022 (QWI – Safety Alert). [please review for what you transmit and what you don’t]

NOTE: Sheriff report subsequently determined this was a SWATTING (False report originating out of the country)

Approx. 1545 hours – Tone out Medical with staging – Alpine Way and Lack Creek Rd. area. Shooting / Suspect loose.

1547 hours – Village Bravo 1 issued QWI safety alert on EROC 9. Great Job Bravo 1.

Village F1 (K6PDS) Monitoring: Cal Fire 20; Sheriff 21; EROC 9; and 760 (Ch 10). Periodic QWI Safety Advisory issued on 760 (Ch 10) and EROC 9 - Reported shooting in Area of Alpine Way and Lack Creek Road Area (just south of highway 44 and Black Butte Road) – recommended persons stay out of area due to police activity in area.

During incident, considerable information was derived from monitoring.

However; TX on EROC 9 and Vill 10 (760 repeater) was essentially limited to advising of the Police activity related to the reported Shooting in the Area of Alpine Way and Lack Creek Road, just south of highway 44 and Black Butte Road; that the Sheriff was issuing a code red shelter in place for an area ½ mile around the incident; and recommendation that persons stay away from the Area for safety.

ONLY THE ABOVE LIMITED INFORMATION WAS TRANSMITTED BY SER NET for the following reasons: to avoid jeopardizing police activity / operations; not causing panic to persons who may know persons involved; and sometimes the address given by dispatch may not be the actual address (i.e., wrong address).

Thus, the following was NOT transmitted by the SER net over EROC 9 OR VIL 10 (760) frequencies:

1. The street address of the incident as reported by Police Dispatch (lat and long was plotted on SER Net map during incident for internal purposes) ;

2. Report that person was shot with a Glock style weapon, and that the suspect has firearm pointed at the front door (apparently based on a phone report). Possibly shot female.

3. Request for armored vehicle.

4. Request for drone from RPD.

5. Swat team.

6. Request that School District stop any buss traffic in area.

7. Difficulty in Law enforcement locating the specific property involved (due to the large lot sizes, roads, etc…).

8. Visual of person at a single story …

9. Have Cod Red Shelter in place order issued for a ½ mile radius around incident scene. (NOTE: this specific item of information was transmitted by SER Net).

10. Residence with female on the porch or patio is NOT the correct residence.

11. 1^st driveway to North – Green Residence. Dark color Dodge Ram just drove up – male Blue Shorts, Blue Shirt, Bald – just pulled up. Law Enforcement not going down – man possibly armed with an AR.

12. Male called form target address; - juv at home - sais nothing going on – Sheriff to contact by phone.

13. Request for a GPS position on prior cell phone came back negative.

14. Flight radar shows CHP helicopter still over incident area.

15. (law enforcement) Team driving up driveway – 4 people (2 adults male / female; and 2 juv male / female) coming out of house – all compliant.

16. Drone no longer needed.

17. CHP helicopter left scene (flight radar) (this was TX by SER net)

18. 1726 hours Shelter in place lifted.

SER Net QWI deactivated approx. 1720 hours.

Thank you to Village (VL) Bravo 1 for initial Safety Alert; and Village India 1 for road report coming up highway 44; and all others who were on frequency.

PLEASE ADVISE AS TO ANY COMMENTS / RECOMMENDATIONS. K6PDS.

Withrow Fire Incident 08 /25/2022: REPORT TO BE ADDED.

DATE OF NET OPERATIONS: 08 / 18 / 2022 1900 HOURS Report: SER Practice NET - Village Core (VOLUNTEERS / COMMUNITY SERVICE). Emergency Radio Operations Center: VILLAGE
Net Agenda: Practice SITREP FMT Tango 9A / 9M AND QWA Procedure (BREVITY FIRE WATCH PROCEDURE for suspect smoke, fire, embers)
Primary Channel: EROC 9; Relay: 10 Relay
Tacticals Activated: Net Control (B1); 10 Relay (S1 / KB6BZL); Mapping (F1 / K6PDS) ; Cal Fire 20 (F7); 160 TC (F1/K6PDS); .
Net Reports Summary : ALL REPORTS QXA QWA Net Control Recommendation: No Action;
TOTAL NET TIME	14	MIN
Divisions Reporting	2	DIV
Areas Reporting	3	AREAS
Stations Reporting by Area	24	TOTAL

Village VL D3N–Emerg. Radio Operations Center	20	Stns	VL: F1 F7 S1 S2 I1 B6 T10 T11 L3 L4 C1 S9 F8 F2 S6 S7 S3 B1 L9 L10
Midway D2N MW	3	Stns	MW
Long Hollow D3N LH	0	Stns	LH
Rest Area D3N RA	1	Stns	RA 10 RELAY into EROC 9 MWM
Battle Creek D4N BC	0	Stns	BC
Starlite D4N SL (via e-mail)	0	Stns	SL
Other Areas:	0
AFTER ACTION COMMENTS: 1. When a call is made by Net Control (e.g, “next”), only provide your tactical after Net Control states “next”. There will also be a pause between reports by Net Control to allow any emergency traffic to break in. 2. Net Control will then “pick” a station and say “go” (e.g., “F1 go”). At that time F1 gives his/her report. This avoids doubling. 3. Also, outside antennas are strongly recommended. 4. Per S1 (Don), solar activity adversely impacted ability to hear stations tonight. If you have trouble hearing, advise, for example , “scratchy / readable” “ scratchy not readable” … . Certain stations may be able to take corrective action. 5. Also, if you hear a station that Net Control can’t hear, then after Net Control states “next”, you would say (for example): “F1 relay”, then Net Control will acknowledge and say “F1 relay go”. F1 is to then obtain the report (from the station that they can hear but Net Control can’t) and relay it into Net Control. GREAT JOB TONIGHT! THANK YOU. Note: Request was made on 760 (10) for any non hams from areas not able to reach EROC 9 to send a report by e-mail or phone to show they are participating. Only the above areas reported.

DATE: 8/16/2022 ALL STATIONS HIGH ALERT

SEVERE FIRE WEATHER FORECAST TONIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY:

RED FLAG;

POTENTIAL ABUNDANT LIGHTENING;

ALL STATIONS BE ON HIGH ALERT;

CONDUCT QWA PROCEDURE ROUTINELY AND REPORT AS NECESSARY; AND

MONITOR 24/7.

ABOVE TX ON EROC 9 (MULTIPLE VILLAGE STATIONS AND MIDWAY ON FREQUENCY AND ACKNOWLEDGED TRANSMIT (THANK YOU). ALSO, THANK YOUR VILLAGE B1 FOR RECOMMENDING THE ABOVE.

ABOVE TX ON 760 (CH 10) - ONLY ONE HAM RESPONDED - KB6BZL (THANK YOU DON).

DATE: 8/15/2022 COMMUNICATION FAILURES.

IMPACTS INCLUDE: