2024  08 15

1900 hours   

Report of Net Operations  -  SERCAP

Total Net Time:     14 

Net

Infrastructure

AGENDA > 

 SITUATION REPORT (FMT  T9M or T9A);

QWA PROCEDURE

Control

B1

Areas Reporting

# RPTS

Stns Reporting

Fire Control

Back Up

F1

Village            DIV  3 N

13

VL:      F1  F7  L9 L10  F2  F8  I1  L3  L4  F14  S3  B1  B7

55 Silent

Shingletown/Pioneer Pizza

VL:  

  55 Relay (RPTR)

F1

Midway          DIV 2 N

3

58 Silent

F1

Long Hollow  DIV 3 N

1

  58 Relay

Rest Area       DIV 3 N

0

Ham:  

160 TC

F1

Starlite           DIV 4 N

1

Ham:   KJ     (CH 55)

Mapping

F1

Wilson Hill      DIV 3 S  CH 55

1

Ham:  SWE  (CH 55)

Cal Fire 20

F7

TOTAL STNS REPORTING AND PARTICIPATING IN THIS NET   AND ANY  DRILLS          >    (A)

Note: There are additional VL stations (approx 33+) that don’t report. They have ability to listen to EROC 9.

19

Reports            19 CK INS / RPTS

DRILL RPTS -  00 TACTICALS     

TOTAL      19

Triangulation

 COMPARE ABOVE # OF STATIONS REPORTING TO THE CURRENT ROSTER OF

ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS

         ***    >     (B)

27

CURRENT ROSTER OF

ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS:

 VL:    20  -  B1  B7  B6  E4  F1  F7  F2  F8  F14  G7  I1  L3  L4  L9  L10  S1  S2  S3  S6  S7   

LH:     1- LH1

MW:   4 – MW 1, 2, 3, 4

RA:    0

 SL:    1  (Ham)    KJ

WH:   1  (Ham)   SWE

Flight Radar

___Camera

Drill 911 Relay

PERCENT REPORTING

70. %

(A)  DIVIDED BY  (B)

CONTROL SUMMARY:            

All Stations and Areas reporting:  QXA AND QWA NO EXCEPTIONS

CONTROL RECOMMENDATION: 

NO ACTION                                                            

AFTER ACTION:   

 *** ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS  (current monthly list). To achieve this designation, a VOLUNTEER station must have  up to date radios and be   CURRENTLY AND CONSISTENTLY  RESPONDING TO ALERTS  AND  ACTIVATIONS ;  ISSUING ALERTS AND ACTIVATIONS;   AND PROVIDING REPORTS  DURING RADIO OPERATIONS.

 We need more stations to achieve this designation so that in the case of emergency, we have enough volunteer skilled radio operators to conduct necessary emergency radio operations (e.g., FIRE NETS for forest fires, smoke checks, 911 relays, etc…).

 Those Areas / Neighborhoods providing such radio operators are the focus of the SERCAP system.

Park Incident Operational Briefing 2024 08 09 – Some Points concerning Northern Portion of Incident (see video for more information)

Total Incident Acres: 428,744   34% contained.

Comments:

Branch 12:  Inskip Hill Area / finger area – Problem child area. Continues to be threat if any flare up to provide spotting in unburned areas.

Branch 15 and 18:  most problematic. Satellite showing most heat. Anticipate slop over … spot fires in TU and TW (main work yesterday) .. Bur winds favorable which should push ember cast back towards main fire.

PRIORITIES:

Branch 18 butte zone  Div BC … Doe Mtn (lot of mop up).

Branch 20  flare ups yesterday due to needle cast.

Weather: incremental improvements over next week.

Lot of new incidents in State popping up. Therefore competing for resources.

2024  08 08

1900 hours   

Report of Net Operations  -  SERCAP (WEEKLY NET)

Total Net Time:     14 

Net

Infrastructure

 AGENDA > 

 SITUATION REPORT (FMT  T9M or T9A);

QWA PROCEDURE

Control

B1

Areas Reporting

# RPTS

Stns Reporting

Fire Control

Back Up

F1

   Village             DIV  3 N

14

VL:      F1  F7  S1  S2  I1  F8  F2  L3  L4  B6  E1  B1  L9  L10

55 Silent

Shingletown/Pioneer Pizza

VL:  

  55 Relay (RPTR)

F1

Midway          DIV 2 N

3

58 Silent

S1

Long Hollow  DIV 3 N

0

  58 Relay

Rest Area       DIV 3 N

0

Ham:  

160 TC

F1

Starlite           DIV 4 N

1

Ham:   KJ    

Mapping

F1

Wilson Hill      DIV 3 S  CH 55

1

Ham:  SWE

Cal Fire 20

F7

TOTAL STNS REPORTING AND PARTICIPATING IN THIS NET   AND ANY  DRILLS          >    (A)

Note: There are additional VL stations (approx 33+) that don’t report. They have ability to listen to EROC 9.

19

Reports            19 CK INS / RPTS

DRILL RPTS -  00 TACTICALS     

TOTAL      19

Triangulation

 COMPARE ABOVE # OF STATIONS REPORTING TO THE CURRENT ROSTER OF

ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS

         ***    >     (B)

27

CURRENT ROSTER OF

ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS:

VL:    20  -  B1  B7  B6  E4  F1  F7  F2  F8  F14  G7  I1  L3  L4  L9  L10  S1  S2  S3  S6  S7   

LH:     1- LH1

MW:   4 – MW 1, 2, 3, 4

RA:    0

 SL:    1  (Ham)    KJ

WH:   1  (Ham)   SWE

Flight Radar

___Camera

Drill 911 Relay

PERCENT REPORTING

70. %

(A)  DIVIDED BY  (B)

CONTROL SUMMARY:            

All Stations and Areas reporting:  QXA AND QWA NO EXCEPTIONS

CONTROL RECOMMENDATION: 

NO ACTION                                                            

AFTER ACTION:   

*** ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS  (current monthly list). To achieve this designation, a VOLUNTEER station must have  up to date radios and be   CURRENTLY AND CONSISTENTLY  RESPONDING TO ALERTS  AND  ACTIVATIONS ;  ISSUING ALERTS AND ACTIVATIONS;   AND PROVIDING REPORTS  DURING RADIO OPERATIONS.

We need more stations to achieve this designation so that in the case of emergency, we have enough volunteer skilled radio operators to conduct necessary emergency radio operations (e.g., FIRE NETS for forest fires, smoke checks, 911 relays, etc…).

Those Areas / Neighborhoods providing such radio operators are the focus of the SERCAP system.

Park Incident – update (Northern Head Area of Incident)  

2024 07 28  approx  1233  hours.

TX made on 760 (55) and EROC 9

     Info: START DATE:   7/24/2024      TIME:    1452 hours (start of fire)

Below Approximations – all stations to monitor resources.

Total Acres:   353,194     12 Percent Cont.

Distances from Northern most point of incident (per Fire Mappers – satellite hot spots) –approx:

     - To Highway 44 Village     7.49 miles

     - To Midway / 44     7.63 miles

     - To Starlite – KJ     9.25 miles

     - To Wilson Hill  SWE      5.55 miles

Overall Fire Demensions:

     - Width at widest point (East to West) 30.36 miles 

     - Length from North to South   44.01 miles

Internet Winds at northern most head of incident  (increasing)

    - Northern Head - west side of incident:     out of South at 8 kt      1233 hours

    - Northern Head – EAST  side of incident: out of South WEST  at 8 kt     1233 hours

Aircraft Air Attack over Northern Head of incident –  Helicopter activity Paynes creek HWY 36

         (heavy aircraft attack was made yesterday … including inskip area)

Evacuation – (be sure to know and check your zone status) status:

      - Evacuation Warnings all of Shingletown North of highway 44

      - Evacuation ORDERS all of Shingletown SOUTH of highway 44

Power outages continue  - Wilson Hill Road area (parts); Manton Area … Paynes Creek area.

24 hour Emergency Condition clock:

      All stations (both NON Ham and Ham) are to transmit any important information at any time day or night on BOTH of the following:  EROC 9 AND  760  (55). This is essential so that as many people as possible hear the vital information. Some stations may hear EROC 9 or not. Some stations may hear 760 (55) or not. Therefore use both.

God Bless Shingletown and our Firefighters.

Park Incident – update  2024 07 27  approx 1945 hours.

TX made on 760 (55) and EROC 9

Below Approximations – all stations to monitor resources.

Total Acres:   350,012     10 Percent Cont.

Distances from Northern most point of incident (per Fire Mappers – satellite hot spots) –approx:

     - To Highway 44 Village     7.49 miles

     - To Midway / 44     7.63 miles

     - To Starlite – KJ     9.25 miles

     - To Wilson Hill  SWE      5.55 miles

Overall Fire Demensions:

     - Width at widest point (East to West) 30.36 miles

     - Length from North to South   44.01 miles

Internet Winds at northern most head of incident:

     - at West side of Head of Incident    - out of South at 6 KT

     - a East side of Head of incident -  out of South West at 4 KT

Todays Fire fighting activity included:

     - priority stated by Cal Fire (Radio traffic) – anything over Highway 36

     - Dozer work done in Inskip area (easterly)

     - Heavy aircraft attack today around Inskip hill and area just above Highway 36

Evacuation – (be sure to know and check your zone status):

      - Evacuation Warnings all of Shingletown North of highway 44

      - Evacuation ORDERS all of Shingletown SOUTH of highway 44

24 hour Emergency Condition clock:

      All stations (both NON Ham and Ham) are to transmit any important information at any time day or night on BOTH of the following:  EROC 9 AND  760  (55). This is essential so that as many people as possible hear the vital information. Some stations may hear EROC 9 or not. Some stations may hear 760 (55) or not. Therefore use both.

God Bless Shingletown and our Firefighters.

2024  07 18 Shingletown – 2 Fires

 Inwood Incident: Cal fire tone out approx 1319 hours. Ponderosa Way / Inwood. 2 x 2 spot  fire … E 241 at scene … Air Attack 240 …   per camera MAP portion (there was no smoke visible in cameras) 40.53299  -121.932984 (this may not be actual location of incident) … approx 2.33 miles NW of Village. … concluded.

 Gold Incident: Cal Fire tone out 1332 hours      Highway 44 / Starlite Pines.  Small vehicle fire with spread to vegetation….   Flight radar – center of aircraft circling appeared to be in area of  Pine Forest and highway 44 (JEO Starlite Pines) …1357  hours  10  X 10  spot out by locals.

 Thank you to Bravo 1 for toning out on EROC 9.

 B1           PROVIDED INITIAL TONE OUT ON EROC 9 – THANK YOU.

F1            CONTROL  (TX ON EROC 9 [PRIMARY];  AND EROC 55).

F7            FLIGHT RADAR ;  CAL FIRE 20.

S3            REPORTED – CAMERAS, NO SMOKE VISIBLE.

S6            CAMERAS, PROVIDED UPDATED REPORTS.

G7           REPORTED CAL FIRE VEHICLE TRAFFIC ON 44 EAST BOUND.

MW1       RESPONDED ON FREQUENCY.

SL – KJ   PROVIDED GROUND REPORTS FROM STARLITE AREA.

F14          RESPONDED ON FREQUENCY.

 GREAT JOB!

 After Action:

 In above matters Cal fire responded, including Air Attack. Initially Cal fire advised on air of locations which appeared not correct. E.g.,  “highway 44 and Inwood (which was reported nothing found)” – it was actually Highway 44 / Starlite area (both referred to as “Gold” incident.  Early on there was a reference to “21158 Sqaw grass” report changed  21558 Sqaw grass”.

 Also, the only internet resource which was helpful was flight radar when aircraft were over the incident. As to Cameras, – there was no visual (but the map portion was helpful); and none of the following internet resources showed anything during incident: Watchduty; New Incident Map; Camera photo views.  However, again,  the mapping portion of the Cameras did indicate the area of the fires (eventually).

 Cal fire radio traffic was very helplful but be careful of  errors. Look at maps to figure out that what you hear makes sense. People calling in may not be providing accurate information under stress.

 It is critical that all of our reporting be brief and to the point.  Example of reporting:  “[tactical] my location is ____  nothing showing, out”;  “Flight Radar - 3 aircraft over incident, out”.  Explanations of why you weren’t on earlier or how you arrived at your location are NOT relevant and distract from other radio traffic and mapping / triangulation work. When a control station is monitoring the Internet and 3 radios, and two fires are active it gets a little inolved.

 THANK YOU.  YOU WERE HELPING TO REPORT INFORMATION WHILE THE FIRES WERE ACTIVE! THAT IS IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

2024 07 17 

APPROX 1000 HRS

RESULTS

COUNTY ALERT FM TEST:  

Amended 1647 hours. Again amended 718/2024

ALERT RECEIVED

ALERT FAILED

Note:  three failed units* are being replaced by ALERT FM. S3 UNIT, just learned of failure 7/18/2024.

AREA RADIO OPERATORS DO NOT HAVE ALERT FM DEVICE

VL :    F1  S6  G7 S1  B1

VL:      I1*   F10*     S3

SL  :     KJ

LH :    LH 1 NO REPORT

WH

MW

SITES:       Sites 7*

BC

VL – VILLAGE

SL – STARLITE

LH- LONG HOLLOW

WH- WILSON HILL

SITES – SITES

MW – MID WAY

BC – BATTLE CREEK

UPDATE:

As of 7/23/2024  Sites 7, VL i11 and F10 have received their new ALERT FM UNITS directly from the  company.

Also, VL S3 has been programmed with Lat / Long.

2024  07  11

1900 hours   

Report of Net Operations  -  SERCAP

Total Net Time:     12  minutes

Net

Infrastructure

AGENDA > 

 SITUATION REPORT (FMT  T9M or T9A);

QWA PROCEDURE

Control

B1

Areas Reporting

# RPTS

Stns Reporting

Fire Control

Back Up

F1

   Village             DIV  3 N

16

VL:      F1  F7  B1  I1  S1 S2  L3  L4  F8  F2  F14  S6  S7  S3  B6  G7

55 Silent

Shingletown/Pioneer Pizza

VL:  

  55 Relay (RPTR)

F1

Midway          DIV 2 N

4

58 Silent

Long Hollow  DIV 3 N

0

  58 Relay

Rest Area       DIV 3 N

0

Ham:  

160 TC

F1

Starlite           DIV 4 N

1

Ham:   KJ    

Mapping

F1

Wilson Hill       DIV 3 S  CH 55

1

Ham:  SWE

Cal Fire 20

F7

Battle Creek      DIV 4 N

0

Ham:  ZUX

TOTAL STNS REPORTING AND PARTICIPATING IN THIS NET   AND ANY  DRILLS          >    (A)

Note: There are additional VL stations (approx 33+) that don’t report. They have ability to listen to EROC 9.

22

Reports            22 CK INS / RPTS

DRILL RPTS -  00 TACTICALS     

TOTAL      22

Triangulation

COMPARE ABOVE # OF STATIONS REPORTING TO THE CURRENT ROSTER OF

ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS

         ***    >     (B)

27

CURRENT ROSTER OF

 ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS:

 VL:    20  -  B1  B7  B6  E4  F1  F7  F2  F8  F14  G7  I1  L3  L4  L9  L10  S1  S2  S3  S6  S7   

LH:     1- LH1

MW:   4 – MW 1, 2, 3, 4

RA:    0

 SL:    1  (Ham)    KJ

WH:   1  (Ham)   SWE

BC:      (Ham) 

Flight Radar

___Camera

Drill 911 Relay

PERCENT REPORTING

81. %

(A)  DIVIDED BY  (B)

CONTROL SUMMARY:            

All Stations and Areas reporting:  QXA AND QWA NO EXCEPTIONS

CONTROL RECOMMENDATION: 

NO ACTION                                                            

AFTER ACTION:   

- F1 started as Control, then B1 took over as Control. Very smooth transition.

 *** ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE TEAM STATIONS  (current monthly list). To achieve this designation, a VOLUNTEER station must have  up to date radios and be   CURRENTLY AND CONSISTENTLY  RESPONDING TO ALERTS  AND  ACTIVATIONS ;  ISSUING ALERTS AND ACTIVATIONS;   AND PROVIDING REPORTS  DURING RADIO OPERATIONS.

 We need more stations to achieve this designation so that in the case of emergency, we have enough volunteer skilled radio operators to conduct necessary emergency radio operations (e.g., FIRE NETS for forest fires, smoke checks, 911 relays, etc…).

Those Areas / Neighborhoods providing such radio operators are the focus of the SERCAP system.

2024 07 11 – Frontier Land Line Failure – NO DIAL TONE

IMPACT:  NO ABILITY TO DIAL 911; NO REVERSE 911; Village Water Company uses Frontier for its Emergency Notification System and such system rendered non operational; ...

 FAILURE  DETECTED AT 0850 HOURS

CONCLUSION:  AREA OUTAGE LIMITED TO VILLAGE

ACTION:  FRONTIER WAS AT STAR LITE STATION WORKING ON UNRELATED MATTER.  HEARD OUR RADIO REPORT AND WILL INVESTIGATE.

REPORTS:  (using  EROC 9 AND CH 55)

VILLAGE:  F1  F7  S3  I1  B1  S1  S2 

NO DIAL TONE

MIDWAY:  MW3  MW2

OPERATIONAL

LONGHOLLOW

OPERATIONAL

STAR LITE

OPERATIONAL

BATTLE CREEK

OPERATIONAL

WILSON HILL

NO REPORT

NO REPORT

RESOLUTION:  SERVICE RESTORED TO VL AT 1019 HOURS (2024 07 11)

PER REPORTS:  VL:    F1   S3   I1  

NOTE: Frontier does NOT receive notifications of outages except by people calling in (so only those with another type of service can contact Frontier).  The Company that actually services our Area is NOT Frontier. The company (under contract with Frontier) that actually services our area refused to provide a contact number and advised (per repair person) to call Frontier. In this regard, Frontier will not acknowledge an Area Outage unless they receive at least 6 or more calls (per prior contact with Frontier).

1024  07 10 ALERT FM – INFORMATION

Attempted to program 2 units which did not receive recent ALERT FM test.

Problem #1:  When entered latitude / longitude information into the units, each one appeared to retain the information. 

                 HOWEVER, when each unit was disconnected from AC (house power) and the Battery removed (simulating power outage and dead battery) the latitude / longitude information (necessary for alerting) DISAPPEARED FROM EACH UNITS MEMORY upon reconnecting to AC and putting in battery.

                 Another unit tested did not appear to have the above problem.

 ALERT FM advised that such appeared to be an anomaly and is sending out replacement units to the specific people involved.

 Problem #2:  It was reported that a family subject to Evacuations during the recent DERSCH Fire did NOT receive any ALERT FM notification. Reason is not known.

 ACTION:  IF ANY RADIO OPERATOR RECEIVES AN ALERT FM NOTIFICATION, PLEASE TRANSMIT IT OUT ON EROC 9 AND EROC 55 EXACTLY AS RECEIVED.  THIS WAY WE INCREASE THE PROBABILITY OF PEOPLE RECEIVING ALERTS (AT LEAST FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE THEIR RADIOS ON AND MONITORING).

2024  06 13

1900 hours   

Report of Net Operations  -  SERCAP  (AMENDED)

Total Net Time:     9  minutes 

Net

Infrastructure

AGENDA > 

SITUATION REPORT (FMT  T9M or T9A);

QWA PROCEDURE

Control

F1

Areas Reporting

# RPTS

Stns Reporting

Fire Control

Back Up

   Village             DIV  3 N

10

VL:      F1  G7  F7  I1  S3  L3  L4  F2  F8  S2

55 Silent

   Shingletown/Pioneer Pizza

VL:  

  55 Relay (RPTR)

F1

   Midway          DIV 2 N

3

58 Silent

   Long Hollow  DIV 3 N

1

LH:

  58 Relay

   Rest Area       DIV 3 N

0

Ham:  

160 TC

F1

   Starlite           DIV 4 N

1

Ham:    KJ - ATTEMPTED ON EROC 9 - BUT COMMS STILL BAD BETWEEN  F1 AND KJ ON EROC 9. (F1 WILL MOVE ANTENNA NORTH AND TRIIM MORE BRANCHES)

Mapping

Cal Fire 20

F1

F7

TOTAL STNS REPORTING AND PARTICIPATING IN NET   AND ANY  DRILLS         >    (A)

15

Reports            14 CK INS / RPTS  

                            1 FAILED ATTEMPT

DRILL RPTS -  00 TACTICALS     

TOTAL        15

Triangulation

COMPARE ABOVE STNS REPORTING TO THE TOTAL PARTICIPATING TEAM STATIONS ON ROSTER  WITH UP TO DATE RADIOS                 >     (B)

Note: There are additional VL stations (approx 33+) that don’t report. They have ability to listen to EROC 9.

28

PARTICIPATING TEAM STATIONS ON ROSTER  WITH UP TO DATE RADIOS, BY AREA:

VL:    22  -  B1  B7  B6  C6 E1  E4  F1  F7  F2  F8  F14  G7  I1  L3  L4  L9  L10  S1  S2  S3  S6  S7   

LH:     1- LH1

MW:   4 – MW 1, 2, 3, 4

RA:    0

 SL:    1  (Ham)    KJ

NOTE: IF YOU ARE NOT LISTED IN THIS BOX, YOU ARE EITHER NOT PARTICIPTING AND/OR YOUR RADIO IS OUT OF DATE.

Flight Radar

Camera

Drill 911 Relay

PERCENT REPORTING

53.5 %

(A)  DIVIDED BY  (B)

CONTROL SUMMARY:            

All Stations and Areas reporting:  QXA AND QWA NO EXCEPTIONS

CONTROL RECOMMENDATION: 

NO ACTION                                                            

AFTER ACTION:   

 NEED TO IMPROVE PERCENTAGE OF STATIONS REPORTING.

 TONIGHT WE USED 55 RELAY (REPEATER) WITH TONE / ANNOUNCE.  STATIONS OUT OF RANGE OF EROC 9 COULD REPORT ON EROC 55.

2024   06 06

1900 hours   

Report of Net Operations  -  SERCAP

Total Net Time:     21   minutes 

Net

Infrastructure

AGENDA > 

DRILL TRAINING – FIRE NET.

Check ins followed by

Drill Fire Net Activation and Tactical assignments

Control

Areas Reporting

# RPTS

Stns Reporting

Fire Control

F1

Back Up

   Village             DIV  3 N

13

VL:      F1  F7 S1  S2 i1  F2 F8 B6  L9  L10 S3  B7  B1

55 Silent

   Shingletown/Pioneer Pizza

VL:  

  55 Relay

----

   Midway          DIV 2 N

2

58 Silent

   Long Hollow  DIV 3 N

0

  58 Relay

----

   Rest Area       DIV 3 N

0

Ham:  

160 TC

   Starlite           DIV 4 N

0

Ham:   KJ    

Mapping

Cal Fire 20

TOTAL STNS REPORTING AND PARTICIPATING IN NET   AND ANY  DRILLS         >    (A)

15

Reports              15 CK INS

DRILL RPTS -  12 TACTICALS     

TOTAL          27

Triangulation

 COMPARE ABOVE STNS REPORTING TO TOTAL PARTICIPATING STATIONS

ON ROSTER                      >     (B)

 Note: There are additional VL stations (approx 33) but they don’t report or participate. They have ability to listen to EROC 9.

29

PARTICIPATING STATIONS ON ROSTER BY AREA:

VL:    23  -  B1  B7  B6  C6 E1  E4  F1  F7  F2  F8  F14  G7  I1  L3  L4  L9  L10  S1  S2  S3  S6  S7  T10 

LH:     1- LH1

MW:   4 – MW 1, 2, 3, 4

RA:    0

 SL:    1  (Ham)    KJ

Flight Radar

___Camera

Drill 911 Relay

PERCENT REPORTING

51.7 %

(A)  /  (B)

CONTROL SUMMARY:            

All Stations and Areas reporting:  DRILL

CONTROL RECOMMENDATION: 

NO ACTION                                                            

AFTER ACTION:   

We did check ins ON EROC 9 and then followed with Drill Fire Net Activation with stations volunteering for Tacticals  (see  http://www.shastadefense.com/Tacticals.pdf  ).

 Tactials Activated:  FIRE CONTROL;  FLIGHT RADAR; AIR OPS 30;  GROUND WILSON; ROVER; INTENET WINDS; TAC 11 28;  CAL FIRE 20  SHERIFF 21  INKS CAMERA; WATCH DUTY;  TRIANGULATION.

 As stations volunteered, a brief explanation was provided for each tactical.

During next drill, we plan to  have each tactical perform a drill report.