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Shingletown
Emergency Radio - Core Areas Plan
(SER-CAP)
PARTICIPANTS
MUST CONSULT THIS PAGE FOR PLAN UPDATES, AFTER
ACTION REPORTS (FIRES, LOST PERSON SEARCH, POWER OUTAGES, SNOW
STORMS, ...); PRACTICE NETS, DRILLS, ETC..
Prior
reports and after action: Current
Page. Prior pages: 006
005
004
003
002
001
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CURRENT REPORTS / AFTER ACTION ARE
BELOW.
SER SYSTEM FOCUS IS THE SHINGLETOWN
CORE WHICH INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING ACTIVE AND
PARTICIPATING AREAS:
VILLAGE
(1 Ham);
LONG HOLLOW;
MIDWAY;
SITES;
Wilson Hill (1 Ham)
The Emergency
Radio Operations Center TEAM approach in use (adopted
1/27/2022). Non Hams continue to comprise the bulk of the plan 2/2025)
REPORTS / AFTER ACTION -
MOST RECENT |
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2025 02
13 - No Net |
SER REPORT
OF NET OPERATIONS:
2025 02 06
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NET TIME (DURATION
FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):
18
MINUTES
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AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS
REPORTING:
5
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Stations Reporting: 19
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Reports: ALL
QXA
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Agenda:
SITREP.
Also did training for Mapping 2;
9 Relay East; and
9 Relay West
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Areas
Reporting
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#
Stations
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Identifiers
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MW
DIV 2 N
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Stns
reporting: 3
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VL
DIV
3 N
(1 Ham)
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Stns
reporting: 12
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VL: F1
F7 F8
F2 L3 L4 S6 S7 F14 E1 B1 B7
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LH
DIV
3 N
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Stns
reporting: 1
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WH DIV
3 S (1
Ham)
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Stns
reporting: 1
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SITES
DIV
3 N
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Stns
reporting: 2
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Net Control / Net Structure
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CONTROL (EROC 9)
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F1
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BACK UP
(EROC 9)
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160 TC
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F1
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MAPPING 1
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F1
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FIRE
CONTROL
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9 RELAY WEST
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F8
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CAL FIRE 20
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F7
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MAPPING 2
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F2
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9 RELAY EAST
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B1
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55 RELAY
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TRIANG 1
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56 RELAY
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TRIANG 2
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58 RELAY
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F1
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61 SILENT
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After
Action:
Note: We have had major storms today and
substantial snow.
We did the
“new” script. It shows more detail so that stations
have more instruction. The “new” script reflects the
modifications and improvements done since the prior
version.
55 Summary
and 56 Summary were deleted from Plan based on Net Ops
Practice. We do NOT have enough help to perform the bullet
point summary (e.g., 55 Summary; 56 Summary) for others
not participating. During nets, F1 (ham) is performing 4
functions (with 3 radios) and if we had an emergency the
workload may have to increase by at least 1 or 2 more
radios and other tacticals (e.g., camera, winds,
Triangulation, et…). Such is too much. We
will only be able to do summaries on the Frequencies that
we conduct Net Operations. We have to focus on the people
/ Areas who are helping to do the work. More
stations are stepping up to perform functions. That is
good.
Moving from
58 to 56 (or visa versa) may improve ability to copy
Wilson Hill
Sites
propagation is still bad (difficult terrain). Sites did
not copy 9
Relay East. Sites had 7” of snow (antenna covered by ice
& snow). Sites
and Wilson Hill were Q4 / Q5 both ways on Eroc 56.
MW1 did NOT hear 9 Relay West.
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2025 02
04 Structure
Fire – Forward Road:
KK6SWE advised
on 13, that Cal Fire heading south on Wilson Hill
(we changed Ham freq. to 12 resulting in better
propagation and ability to hear each other - at that
time). K6PDS attempted to locate information on Internet
Resources. However, nothing showing -
Cameras – Rain total blocking of any visual; and
Camera mapping showed nothing; Fire Mappers showed
nothing; Facebook references showed nothing; watch duty
showed nothing, etc …).
Cal Fire Radio Traffic – Tehama had Cal Fire
Responding (Engines…, Support…, Water Tenders…). PDS
advised SWE of Cal
Fire radio traffic but advised couldn’t determine
location of incident.
Next Sierra 6 transmitted on EROC 9 that she
checked www.Broadcastify.com
(paid version) with
play back option and found the information from Cal Fire
radio play back. Sierra 6 relayed on EROC 9:
Structure Fire 34992 Forward Road, Manton
- cdf tac 3. K6PDS (F1) mapped (approx -121.745
40.433) as approx 2.1 miles Easterly of Digger
Butte. Foxtrot
7 had relayed on EROC 9 the information from Sierra 6 to
Foxtrot 1 (who was monitoring Cal Fire radio traffic on 2
other radios – but they had not repeated the address). The
results of this combined information was transmitted on
EROC 9 and 12.
Observations:
This
is good practice for fire season which will soon be upon
us.
Again,
internet references did NOT show the incident.
The
SER Plan coordinated both Ham (Wilson Hill Area) and EROC
9 communications.
GREAT JOB TO THE COORDINATED WORK BETWEEN
FREQUENCIES!
Thank you to KK6SWE ; VIL SIERRA 6;
and VIL FOXTROT 7. ALSO
GOLF 7 ACKNOWLEDGED TX ON 12 AND EROC 9
Thank
you. K6PDS
(F1)
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2025 02 02 Midnight 36
Cal Fire Tone out: Residential Structure Fire
Shingle Creek Ln.
(times are approx) TAC 11
Incident Shingle IC.
Cal Fire responding E22,
E 2463, WT
21, Wt 20, …
At Midnight 51 hours approx.
E 2463 reports -
Well involved structure and
Power Lines down. Start Breathing support;
possibility of trapped victim.
Midnight 57 hours
E 532 at scene – good knock down.
1 burn victim (male adult – Burns Head and upper
body. 1 person unaccounted for in structure.
… Request medical copter … 1
confirmed 1144; WT
20 WT 21 at scene 0102 hours … medic 716 in route from
Cotton wood. 0106
hours will be extended commitment … cancel breathing
support. 0126
hours WT 21 out of water – needs to get more water …
Redding response - best source of water will be hydrant at
Black Butte school … 0130 medics to report behind WT 20
… 0134 hours Cancel copter request.
0145 SER silent monitoring deactivated.
Notes: Report
– 1 deceased. Also, Heavy rain and strong winds out of
the south (32 MPH / gusts 50 MPH – per Internet winds)
during above incident.
Also, only information available during incident
was Cal Fire Radio traffic. I didn’t find any Sheriff
radio traffic for incident. Points:
Nothing was showing on any internet sources as to
the active fire. Also,
PG& E web site showed power outage for residences near
fire; however, per neighbor (next day), they received a
warning over their phone of a possible power outage but
there was no power outage. Two
neighbors reported. Neighbor to the south reported that he
didn’t know there was a fire until later that morning
when he got up. Other neighbor to the NNW advised that the
dogs awakened them, that the flames were very high (almost
as high as the tree tops) and that embers were blowing
into their yard so they monitored situation.
Some
Lessons: The internet may not even show an incident. Also,
the internet showed an area outage when there wasn’t
one. The two
neighbors I spoke with had not communicated with each
other during the incident. One neighbor next door to the
fire wasn’t even aware of the fire.
Your neighborhood radios can be important –
communicating information to others.
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SER REPORT
OF NET OPERATIONS:
2025 01 30
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NET TIME (DURATION
FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):
15
approx.
MINUTES
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AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS
REPORTING:
4
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Stations Reporting: 13
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Reports:
ALL
QXA
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Agenda:
SITREP.
Also did training for Mapping 2;
; and
9 Relay West
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Areas
Reporting
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#
Stations
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Identifiers
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MW
DIV 2 N
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Stns
reporting: 0
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VL
DIV
3 N (1
Ham)
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Stns
reporting: 9
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VL: F1
F7 F8
F2 i1 L10
L9 S6
S7 (S6 AND S7 REPORTED BY E-MAIL)
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LH
DIV
3 N
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Stns
reporting: 1
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WH DIV
3 S (1
Ham)
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Stns
reporting: 1
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SITES
DIV
3 N
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Stns
reporting: 2 phone
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Net Control / Net Structure
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CONTROL (EROC 9)
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F1
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BACK UP
(EROC 9)
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160 TC
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F1
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MAPPING 1
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F1
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FIRE
CONTROL
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9 RELAY WEST
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F8
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CAL FIRE 20
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F7
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MAPPING 2
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F2
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9 RELAY EAST
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55 RELAY
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TRIANG 1
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56 RELAY
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TRIANG 2
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58 RELAY
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F1
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56 summary
(to delete this function)
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F1
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61 SILENT
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F1
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After Action:
56 Summary, 55
Summary. are being deleted from plan. We do NOT have
enough help to perform the bullet point summary (e.g., 55
Summary; 56 Summary) as a specific task for others not
participating in net operations. This was intended to help
others not participating. However, tonight F1 (ham) was
performing 6 functions. If we had an emergency such would
increase. This is too much for 1 person to do. If other
persons want to help out then we will try to help them,
but we can’t be concerned about people / areas who do
nothing (and who don’t even advise if they are
listening).
Further, the recent interference from Dar Walker
(w6io) has resulted in more work, frequency plan
revisions, frequency testing, radio re-programming, etc…
and has further jeopardized the emergency comms
plan. Two hams haven’t updated their ham radios to the
new plan. They no longer help out. The changes were needed
in an attempt to avoid Dar Walker’s interference during
a wildfire or other emergency. Also,
2 stations have moved out of Shingletown. They were a big
help and will be missed.
We
will only do summaries on the Frequencies that we conduct
Net Operations. We have to focus on the people
/ Areas who are helping to do the work
We did the “new” script. It shows more detail so
that stations have more instruction, for example the 9
Relay stations. This should help in training others to
take on control functions. The “new” script reflects
the modifications and improvements done since the prior
version.
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2025
01 24 1005 hours Cal Fire tone out - Smoke check
in area of Immigrant Trail and Ritts Mill Rd. .. E 22 Responding
.. E 22 in Area (1011 hours) ... Multiple Burn piles 8227
Ritts Mill .. making contact with property owner - advised of
regulations.
Note: Today is a no burn day in all of Shasta County. Also
from 10 PM tonight to 10 PM Sunday - Wind advisory. TX on EROC 9
and 10 (Xray 15-10) along with recommendation that all
stations conduct QWA procedure periodically during this period
and report as necessary. |
SER REPORT OF NET OPERATIONS:
2025 01
23
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TIME:
1900 HOURS
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NET
TIME (DURATION FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):
14
MINUTES
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AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS
REPORTING :
4
# STATIONS REPORTING :
21
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DATA POINTS COLLECTED
:
63
“XX” THOSE WHICH APPLY
__
XX _
STN ID
___ XX
__STN LOCATION
__ XX
_ QXA RPTS
__
NOT DONE __
QWA RPTS (BREVITY FIRE
REPORTS - NO
SUSPECT SMOKE, FIRE OR EMBERS OBSERVED]).
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THE NET WAS TONED OUT, NET
INFRASTRUCTURE TACTICALS ACTIVATED,
NET OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ON TWO FREQUENCIES);
REPORTS COLLECTED ON FREQUENCY,
ALL REPORTS WERE MAPPED, REVIEWED, AND TRANSMITTED
WITH SUMMARY AND NET CONTROL
RECOMMENDATION.
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DATA
POINTS
REPORTED
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MW
DIV’
2
N
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VL
DIV
3
N
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LH
DIV
3
N
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RA
DIV
3
N
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WH
DIV
3
S
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SITES
DIV
3
N
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SL
DIV
4
N
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TOTAL DATA
POINTS
ALL AREAS
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EROC
9
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EROC
9
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EROC
9
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CH
55 OR 56 or 58
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EROC
9,
55,
56 OR 58
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STNS
MW
1
2 3 4
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STNS
MULTIPLE
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STNS
LH1
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STNS
HAM
QXX
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STNS
HAM
KK6SWE
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STNS
SITES
7 SITES 8
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STNS
HAM
AJ6KJ
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#
STN CHECK INS by area:
[EACH PROVIDING STATION AREA
/ NEIGHBORHOOD AND TACTICAL ID.]
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4
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14
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0
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1
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2
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0
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21
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MW
3
RPTD
SUMMRY
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VL
STNS RPTING:
F1 F7
F8 F2
S6 S7 I1 L3 L4 F14 T2 S3 E4 E1
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LH
Stns
LH1
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WH
stns
KK6SWE
ROUGH COMS
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ROUGH COMS
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STN LOCATION RPTS
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4
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14
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0
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1
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2
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0
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21
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REPORTS:
“QXA”
(MEANING: ALL
OKAY AND NOTHING TO REPORT AT MY QTH AND NONE OF THE
PROBLEMS ON FORMAT TANGO 9A OR
TANGO 9M EXIST).
THUS:
--NO
PROBLEMS REPORTED
--NO NEEDS REPORTED
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4
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14
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0
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1
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2
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0
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21
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Reports
“QWA” (Brevity
Fire Watch)
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RPTS:
/B LAND
LINE NOT WORKING
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RPTS
“/Y” (MEANING IS AS
FOLLOWS:
IF “/Y” FOR A SINGLE STATION, IT MEANS:
STN
REPORTED PROBLEMS BUT I AM OKAY AND DO NOT NEED
ASSISTANCE; OR
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IF “/Y”
FOR AN AREA , IT
MEANS: STN
REPORTING IS OKAY, MY
AREA OKAY, AND ANY ASSISTANE NEEDS IN MY AREA ARE BEING
TAKEN CARE OF BY MY AREA. NO OUT OF AREA ASISTANCE NEEDED
AT THIS TIME.
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TOTALS
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12
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42
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0
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3
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6
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0
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63
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NET INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVATIONS:
CONTROL
(EROC 9)
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F1
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BACK UP
(EROC 9)
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160
TC
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F1
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MAPPING 1
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F1
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FIRE CONTROL
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9 RELAY WEST
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F8
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CAL FIRE 20
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F7
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MAPPING 2
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55 RELAY
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56 RELAY
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F1
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TRIANG 1
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58 RELAY
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F1
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TRIANG 2
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61 SILENT
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CONTROL RECOMMENDATION:
NO ACTION
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AFTER
ACTION: GREAT
JOB TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED AND HELPED OUT! WE
ARE HAVING STATIONS PRACTICE MAPPING 2 AND 9 RELAY WEST SO
EVERYONE BECOMES COMFORTABLE WORKING NET OPERATIONS.
PLEASE VOLUNTEER FOR OTHER CONTROL FUNCTIONS.
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2025
01 21 Cal Fire tone out 0803 hours - Resid. Structure Fire 30463
Shingletown Ridge Road X Bunnytail... Engines,
WT, Prev ... responding Ridge IC TAC 11 .. SER Estim
distance .66 miles SW of Highway 44 and Shasta
Forest Drive; Internet winds out of East at 2KT.
Ridge IC at scene 0817 hours - Can handled, cancel
balance. 0830 All units available. SER silent monitoring deactivated
0830 hours.
K6PDS |
2025
01 20 - Cal Fire Tone Out Midnight 08 hours - Creekside
Mobile Home Park - unattended burn pile ... SER
Silent monitoring activated ... E 22 Responding ... E 22
in Area ... Midnight 016 at scene of unattended Burn Pile - will
be extinguishing. SER Silent Monitoring deactivated. |
2025
01 15 - Power outage 2000 hours (reported 1938 hours)
- Wilson Hill Area. PG&E Power outage map also shows Manton
(large area), Paynes Creek ... . 2114 hours Per PG& E outage
map Wilson Hill back on, smaller Area of Manton out. Paynes
Creek still out. Initial outage reported on EROC 9 and
Eroc 58. Potential impact - communication failures. |
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SER REPORT
OF NET OPERATIONS:
2025 01
16
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NET TIME (DURATION
FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):
13
Min. Approx.
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AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS
REPORTING:
4
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Stations Reporting: 24
(72 DATA POINTS)
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Reports:
ALL
QXA
Recommendation:
NO ACTION
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Agenda:
SITREP.
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Areas
Reporting
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#
Stations
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Identifiers
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MW
DIV 2 N
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Stns
reporting: 4
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VL
DIV
3 N (1
Ham)
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Stns
reporting: 17
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VL: F1
g7 f7
f8 f2
L3 L4 s6
L10 L9 s7 t2 i1
s3 b1 b7 e1
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LH
DIV
3 N
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Stns
reporting: 0
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WH DIV
3 S (1
Ham)
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Stns
reporting: 1
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SITES
DIV
3 N
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Stns
reporting: 2 phone
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New antenna
up – but VL had no copy.
Follow to be done.
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STARLITE
kj
|
: 0
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Net Control / Net Structure
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CONTROL (EROC 9)
|
B1
|
BACK UP
(EROC 9)
|
F1
|
160 TC
|
F1
|
MAPPING 1
|
F1
|
FIRE
CONTROL
|
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9 RELAY WEST
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CAL FIRE 20
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F7
|
MAPPING 2
|
F8
|
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9 RELAY EAST
|
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55 RELAY
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55 SILENT
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TRIANG 1
|
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56 RELAY
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TRIANG 2
|
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58 RELAY
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F1
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58
SILENT
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61 SILENT
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TX
ON 12 BULLET PT SUMM **
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F1
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After Action:
follow up with Sites on comms.
o/s antenna is up.
**
Not sufficient resources to continue this
procedure.
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SER REPORT OF NET OPERATIONS:
2025 01
09
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TIME:
1900 HOURS
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NET
TIME (DURATION FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):
14
MINUTES
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AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS
REPORTING :
4
#
STATIONS REPORTING
:
21
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DATA POINTS COLLECTED
:
63
“XX” THOSE WHICH APPLY
__
XX _
STN ID
___ XX
__STN LOCATION
__ XX
_ QXA RPTS
__
NOT DONE __
QWA RPTS (BREVITY FIRE
REPORTS - NO
SUSPECT SMOKE, FIRE OR EMBERS OBSERVED]).
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THE NET WAS TONED OUT, NET
INFRASTRUCTURE TACTICALS ACTIVATED,
NET OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ON TWO FREQUENCIES);
REPORTS COLLECTED ON FREQUENCY,
ALL REPORTS WERE MAPPED, REVIEWED, AND TRANSMITTED
WITH SUMMARY AND NET CONTROL
RECOMMENDATION.
|
DATA
POINTS
REPORTED
|
MW
DIV’
2
N
|
VL
DIV
3
N
|
LH
DIV
3
N
|
RA
DIV
3
N
|
WH
DIV
3
S
|
SITES
DIV
3
N
|
SL
DIV
4
N
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TOTAL DATA
POINTS
ALL AREAS
|
|
EROC
9
|
EROC
9
|
EROC
9
|
|
CH
55 OR 56 or 58
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|
EROC
9,
55,
56 OR 58
|
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|
STNS
MW
1
2 3 4
|
STNS
MULTIPLE
|
STNS
LH1
|
STNS
HAM
QXX
|
STNS
HAM
KK6SWE
|
STNS
SITES
7 SITES 8
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STNS
HAM
AJ6KJ
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#
STN CHECK INS by area:
[EACH PROVIDING STATION AREA
/ NEIGHBORHOOD AND TACTICAL ID.]
|
3
|
16
|
1
|
|
1
|
0
|
0
|
21
|
MW
3
RPTD
SUMMRY
|
VL
STNS RPTING:
F1 G7
F7 F8
F2 L10
L9 I1
S6 S7
L3 L4
S3 T2
B1 E1
|
LH
Stns
LH1
|
|
WH
stns
KK6SWE
ROUGH COMS
|
|
|
|
STN LOCATION RPTS
|
3
|
16
|
1
|
|
1
|
0
|
0
|
21
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REPORTS:
“QXA”
(MEANING:
ALL
OKAY AND NOTHING TO REPORT AT MY QTH AND NONE OF THE
PROBLEMS ON FORMAT TANGO 9A
OR TANGO 9M EXIST).
--NO
PROBLEMS REPORTED
--NO NEEDS REPORTED
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3
|
16
|
1
|
|
1
|
0
|
0
|
21
|
Reports
“QWA”
(Brevity Fire Watch)
|
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|
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RPTS:
/B LAND
LINE NOT WORKING
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|
|
|
|
|
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RPTS
“/Y”
(MEANING IS AS
FOLLOWS:
IF “/Y” FOR A SINGLE
STATION, IT MEANS: STN
REPORTED PROBLEMS BUT I AM OKAY AND DO NOT NEED
ASSISTANCE; OR
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IF “/Y”
FOR AN AREA , IT
MEANS: STN
REPORTING IS OKAY, MY
AREA OKAY, AND ANY ASSISTANE NEEDS IN MY AREA ARE BEING
TAKEN CARE OF BY MY AREA. NO OUT OF AREA ASISTANCE NEEDED
AT THIS TIME.
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TOTALS
|
9
|
48
|
3
|
|
3
|
0
|
0
|
63
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NET INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVATIONS:
CONTROL
(EROC 9)
|
B1
|
BACK UP
(EROC 9)
|
F1
|
160
TC
|
F1
|
MAPPING 1
|
F1
|
FIRE CONTROL
|
|
9 RELAY WEST
|
|
CAL FIRE 20
|
F7
|
MAPPING 2
|
F8
|
|
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55 RELAY
|
|
|
|
|
|
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56 RELAY
|
F1
|
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TRIANG 1
|
|
|
|
58 RELAY
|
F1
|
|
|
TRIANG 2
|
|
|
|
61 SILENT
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
CONTROL RECOMMENDATION:
NO ACTION
|
AFTER
ACTION: GREAT
JOB TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED AND HELPED OUT!
|
|
2025
01 04 - Cal Fire tone out (1102 hours) Comm Vehicle Fire (RV)
35469 Collossians Way. TAC 11 (Thatcher IC); SER TX -
advisory .. monitoring situation ... 1120 hours fire knocked
down .. cancel prevention ... 1136 hours SER Deactivated
monitoring. |
2025
01 03 Tornado Warning - Reported Ground contact Paynes Creek Area
SW of Shingletown. Direction of Travel NE towards Shingletown.
Advisory issued on EROC 9, EROC 10 (USING 12); AND EROC 58. Stations advised to
monitor CH 22 NOAA Weather for more information .. Advisory
again issued when warning expired. Screen Shot from
Inks Camera - click to view larger image

|
SER REPORT OF NET OPERATIONS:
2025 01
02
|
TIME:
1900 HOURS
|
NET
TIME (DURATION FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):
14
MINUTES
|
AREAS
/ NEIGHBORHOODS REPORTING:
4 (NOTE: 2
ADDITIONAL AREAS ARE WORKING ON ANTENNAS TO REACH NETS)
|
SUMMARY:
Our
Net collected 63 specific situational DATA POINTS
(IE.,
STN LOCATION;
STN ID; and
QXA REPORTS;
Did
not do QWA
REPORTS [BREVITY FIRE REPORTS
- NO SUSPECT SMOKE, FIRE OR EMBERS OBSERVED]).
THE NET WAS TONED OUT, NET
INFRASTRUCTURE TACTICALS ACTIVATED,
NET OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ON TWO FREQUENCIES);
REPORTS COLLECTED ON FREQUENCY,
ALL REPORTS WERE MAPPED, REVIEWED, AND TRANSMITTED
WITH SUMMARY AND NET CONTROL
RECOMMENDATION.
All of this was completed in
14 MINUTES. THIS
NET COVERED 4 AREAS NEIGHBORHOODS)
with 21 stations
reporting.
|
DATA
POINTS
REPORTED
|
MW
DIV’
2
N
|
VL
DIV
3
N
|
LH
DIV
3
N
|
RA
DIV
3
N
|
WH
DIV
3
S
|
|
SITES
DIV
3
N
|
SL
DIV
4
N
|
TOTAL DATA
POINTS
ALL AREAS
|
|
EROC
9
|
EROC
9
|
EROC
9
|
|
CH
55 OR 58
|
|
|
EROC
9,
55
OR 58
|
|
|
STNS
MW
1
2 3 4
|
STNS
MULTIPLE
|
STNS
LH1
|
STNS
HAM
QXX
|
STNS
HAM
KK6SWE
|
|
STNS
SITES
7 SITES 8
|
STNS
HAM
AJ6KJ
|
|
#
STN CHECK INS by area:
[EACH PROVIDING STATION AREA
/ NEIGHBORHOOD AND TACTICAL ID.]
|
4
|
15
|
1
|
|
1
|
|
0
|
|
21
|
MW
3
RPTD
SUMMRY
|
VL
STNS RPTING:
F1 F7
F8 G7 F2 L3 L4 I1
T2 S3 F14 B1
B7 E1 E4
|
LH
Stns
LH1
|
|
WH
stns
KK6SWE
RADIO
WORK
|
|
ANTENNA
WORK planned
|
Note: was Q5 on Eroc 9 as to
K6PDS.
|
|
STN LOCATION RPTS
|
4
|
15
|
1
|
|
1
|
|
|
|
21
|
REPORTS:
“QXA”
(MEANING:
ALL
OKAY AND NOTHING TO REPORT AT MY QTH AND NONE OF THE
PROBLEMS ON FORMAT TANGO 9A OR TANGO 9M EXIST)
|
4
|
15
|
1
|
|
1
|
|
|
|
21
|
Reports
“QWA”
(Brevity Fire Watch)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
RPTS:
/B LAND
LINE NOT WORKING
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
RPTS
“/Y”
(MEANING
IS AS FOLLOWS:
IF “/Y” FOR A SINGLE
STATION, IT MEANS:
STN
REPORTED PROBLEMS BUT I AM OKAY AND DO NOT NEED
ASSISTANCE; OR
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
IF “/Y”
FOR AN AREA , IT
MEANS: STN
REPORTING IS OKAY, MY
AREA OKAY, AND ANY ASSISTANE NEEDS IN MY AREA ARE BEING
TAKEN CARE OF BY MY AREA. NO OUT OF AREA ASISTANCE NEEDED
AT THIS TIME.
|
TOTALS
|
12
|
45
|
3
|
|
3
|
|
0
|
0
|
63
|
NET INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVATIONS:
CONTROL
(EROC 9)
|
B1
|
55 RELAY
|
|
160
TC
|
F1
|
MAPPING 1
|
F1
|
FIRE CONTROL
|
|
55 SILENT
|
|
CAL FIRE 20
|
F7
|
MAPPING 2
|
F8
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
BACK UP
(EROC 9)
|
F1
|
58 RELAY
|
F1
|
|
|
TRIANG 1
|
|
|
|
58 SILENT
|
|
|
|
TRIANG 2
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
CONTROL RECOMMENDATION:
NO ACTION
|
AFTER
ACTION: GREAT
JOB TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTCIPATED AND HELPED OUT!
|
|
2024
12 25 - Cal Fire Tone Out - Residential Structure Fire -
Northwood Drive X Linda Rd. (Sites Area);
Initial SER TX as K6PDS leaving house; SER continued monitoring
and issuing advisories as heading to Redding; 0823; SER TX
advisory (K6PDS) mobile (heading to Redding); Structure fire
fully involved (large garage .... Cal Fire Responding... propane
tanks gassing... Breathing support in route... Stations should
monitor Channel 20 to monitor situation; Cal Fire units heading
towards Shingletown (East Bound on 44) ... Fire Knockdown per
Cal Fire End of TX by K6PDS
After Action: 2 stations in MW copied
reports (thank you for acknowledging TX while K6PDS
was mobile); S6 Village station heard report and contacted
persons living in area of fire (and posted information to
Shingletown Community Fire Information - face book);
Starlite station heard TX.
May everyone have a Blessed and Merry Christmas
|
2024 12 22
- 1300 hours (and thereafter) –
Communications Failures:
Frontier Internet failure: Village
T2, F1, F7, S1,
E4, G7
Starlite:
KJ
Wilson Hill: SWE
Frontier
Land Line Failure (Village): - only 1 stnt reporting such.
Cell
Phone failures: reported
in Village and Starlite
Midway
(MW 2) – no failures (QXA).
Long
Hollow- no report.
Sites
– no report
Per
frontier there is an Area
Outage – working on it. Expected restoration 2037 hours.
As of 1610 hours – All services restored.
All QXA. (responding:
Village T1; G7
L3 I1.
F2; Starlite:KJ; Wilson Hill:SWE.
|
|
|
2024
12 19 Net Cancelled. Stations please continue scan
24/7. |
2024
12 18 0320 hours Cal fire Tone out - Vehicle Fire Black
Butte Road ... Cal Fire responding .. E 22 at scene
commercial vehicle ... road blocked by vehicles ... 0329 hours
continue response ... 0333 hours Black IC - no fire ... can
handle with units at Scene. SER Silent Monitoring
deactivated 0334 hours. |
SER REPORT OF NET OPERATIONS:
2024 12
12
|
TIME:
1900 HOURS
|
NET
TIME (DURATION FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):
15
MINUTES
|
AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS
REPORTING :
6
#
STATIONS REPORTING
:
27
|
DATA POINTS COLLECTED
:
81
“XX” THOSE WHICH APPLY
__
XX __
STN ID
___ XX
___STN LOCATION
__ XX
__ QXA RPTS
__
NOT DONE __
QWA RPTS (BREVITY FIRE
REPORTS - NO
SUSPECT SMOKE, FIRE OR EMBERS OBSERVED]).
|
THE NET WAS TONED OUT, NET
INFRASTRUCTURE TACTICALS ACTIVATED,
NET OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ON TWO FREQUENCIES);
REPORTS COLLECTED ON FREQUENCY,
ALL REPORTS WERE MAPPED, REVIEWED, AND TRANSMITTED
WITH SUMMARY AND NET CONTROL
RECOMMENDATION.
|
DATA
POINTS
REPORTED
|
MW
DIV’
2
N
|
VL
DIV
3
N
|
LH
DIV
3
N
|
RA
DIV
3
N
|
WH
DIV
3
S
|
|
SITES
DIV
3
N
|
SL
DIV
4
N
|
TOTAL DATA
POINTS
ALL AREAS
|
|
EROC
9
|
EROC
9
|
EROC
9
|
|
CH
55 OR 56 or 58
|
|
|
EROC
9,
55,
56 OR 58
|
|
|
STNS
MW
1
2 3 4
|
STNS
MULTIPLE
|
STNS
LH1
|
STNS
HAM
QXX
|
STNS
HAM
KK6SWE
|
|
STNS
SITES
7 SITES 8
|
STNS
HAM
AJ6KJ
|
|
#
STN CHECK INS by area:
[EACH PROVIDING STATION AREA
/ NEIGHBORHOOD AND TACTICAL ID.]
|
3
|
19
|
1
|
|
1
|
|
2
|
1
|
27
|
MW
3
RPTD
SUMMRY
|
VL
STNS RPTING:
F1 F7
F8 G7 L3 L4 L10 L9 F2 F14 T2 S3 S6 S7 B1 B7 E1 E4 I1
|
LH
Stns
LH1
|
|
WH
stns
KK6SWE
RADIO
WORK
|
|
BY
PHONE
ANTENNA
WORK planned
|
Note: was Q5 on Eroc 9 as to
K6PDS.
|
|
STN LOCATION RPTS
|
3
|
19
|
1
|
|
1
|
|
2
|
1
|
27
|
REPORTS:
“QXA”
(MEANING: ALL OKAY AND NOTHING TO REPORT
AT MY QTH AND NONE OF THE PROBLEMS ON FORMAT TANGO 9A OR
TANGO 9M EXIST)
|
3
|
19
|
1
|
|
1
|
|
2
|
1
|
27
|
Reports
“QWA”
(Brevity Fire Watch)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
RPTS:
/B LAND
LINE NOT WORKING
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
RPTS
“/Y” (MEANING
IS AS FOLLOWS:
IF “/Y” FOR A SINGLE STATION, IT MEANS:
STN
REPORTED PROBLEMS BUT I AM OKAY AND DO NOT NEED
ASSISTANCE; OR
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
IF “/Y”
FOR AN AREA , IT
MEANS: STN REPORTING IS OKAY,
MY AREA OKAY, AND ANY ASSISTANE NEEDS IN MY AREA
ARE BEING TAKEN CARE OF BY MY AREA. NO OUT OF AREA
ASISTANCE NEEDED AT THIS TIME.
|
TOTALS
|
9
|
57
|
3
|
|
3
|
|
6
|
3
|
81
|
NET INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVATIONS:
CONTROL
(EROC 9)
|
B1
|
55 RELAY
|
|
160
TC
|
F1
|
MAPPING 1
|
F1
|
FIRE CONTROL
|
|
55 SILENT
|
F1
|
CAL FIRE 20
|
F7
|
MAPPING 2
|
F8
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
BACK UP
(EROC 9)
|
F1
|
58 RELAY
|
F1
|
|
|
TRIANG 1
|
|
|
|
58 SILENT
|
|
|
|
TRIANG 2
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
CONTROL RECOMMENDATION:
NO ACTION
|
AFTER
ACTION: GREAT
JOB TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTCIPATED AND HELPED OUT!
|
|
2024
12 12 - Stns should prepare for the storms (snow) and high winds
of 45 mph. Preparations included: gasoline supply;
generators ready; communications, radios, battery power etc...;
food, water, medical ... etc... |
2024 12 11 -
Net Cancelled |
SER
REPORT OF NET OPERATIONS:
2024 12
05
|
TIME:
1900 HOURS
|
NET
TIME (DURATION FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):
17 MINUTES
|
AREAS
/ NEIGHBORHOODS REPORTING:
4 (NOTE:
2 ADDITIONAL AREAS ARE WORKING ON ANTENNAS TO REACH NETS)
|
SUMMRAY:
Our
Net collected 95
specific situational DATA POINTS
(IE.,
STN
LOCATION; STN
ID;
QXA REPORTS; AND
QWA
REPORTS [BREVITY FIRE REPORTS
- NO SUSPECT SMOKE, FIRE OR EMBERS OBSERVED]).
THE NET WAS TONED OUT, NET
INFRASTRUCTURE TACTICALS ACTIVATED,
NET OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ON TWO FREQUENCIES);
REPORTS COLLECTED ON FREQUENCY,
ALL REPORTS WERE MAPPED, REVIEWED, AND TRANSMITTED
WITH SUMMARY AND NET CONTROL
RECOMMENDATION.
All of this was completed in
17
MINUTES. THIS
NET COVERED 4
AREAS NEIGHBORHOODS)
with 24 stations reporting.
|
DATA
POINTS
REPORTED
|
MW
DIV’
2
N
|
VL
DIV
3
N
|
LH
DIV
3
N
|
RA
DIV
3
N
|
WH
DIV
3
S
|
|
SITES
DIV
3
N
|
SL
DIV
4
N
|
TOTAL DATA
POINTS
ALL
|
|
EROC
9
|
EROC
9
|
EROC
9
|
|
CH
55 OR 58
|
|
|
EROC
9,
55
OR 58
|
|
|
STNS
MW
1
2 3 4
|
STNS
MULTIPLE
|
STNS
LH1
|
STNS
HAM
QXX
|
STNS
HAM
KK6SWE
|
|
STNS
SITES
7 SITES 8
|
STNS
HAM
AJ6KJ
|
|
#
STN CHECK INS by area:
[EACH PROVIDING STATION AREA
/ NEIGHBORHOOD AND TACTICAL ID.]
|
4
|
18
|
1
|
|
0
|
|
0
|
1
|
24
|
MW
3
RPTD
SUMMRY
|
VL
STNS RPTING:
F1 F7 S1
S2 F2 I1 F8 G7 L10 L9 S3 B1 B7 L3 L4 E1 S6 S7
|
LH
Stns
LH1
|
|
WH
stns
KK6SWE
RADIO
WORK
|
|
ANTENNA
WORK planned
|
Note: was Q5 on Eroc 9 as to
K6PDS.
|
|
STN LOCATION RPTS
|
4
|
18
|
1
|
|
|
|
|
1
|
24
|
REPORTS:
“QXA”
(MEANING:
ALL
OKAY AND NOTHING TO REPORT AT MY QTH AND NONE OF THE
PROBLEMS ON FORMAT TANGO 9A OR TANGO 9M EXIST)
|
4
|
18
|
1
|
|
|
|
|
1
|
24
|
Reports
“QWA”
(Brevity Fire Watch)
|
4
|
17
|
1
|
|
|
|
|
1
|
23
|
RPTS:
/B LAND
LINE NOT WORKING
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
RPTS
“/Y”
(MEANING
IS AS FOLLOWS:
IF “/Y” FOR A SINGLE
STATION, IT MEANS:
STN
REPORTED PROBLEMS BUT I AM OKAY AND DO NOT NEED
ASSISTANCE; OR
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
IF “/Y”
FOR AN AREA , IT
MEANS: STN
REPORTING IS OKAY, MY
AREA OKAY, AND ANY ASSISTANE NEEDS IN MY AREA ARE BEING
TAKEN CARE OF BY MY AREA. NO OUT OF AREA ASISTANCE NEEDED
AT THIS TIME.
|
TOTALS
|
16
|
71
|
4
|
|
0
|
|
0
|
4
|
95
|
NET INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVATIONS:
CONTROL
(EROC 9)
|
B1
|
55 RELAY
|
|
160
TC
|
F1
|
MAPPING 1
|
F1
|
FIRE CONTROL
|
|
55 SILENT
|
|
CAL FIRE 20
|
F7
|
MAPPING 2
|
F8
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
BACK UP
(EROC 9)
|
F1
|
58 RELAY
|
F1
|
|
|
TRIANG 1
|
|
|
|
58 SILENT
|
|
|
|
TRIANG 2
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
CONTROL RECOMMENDATION:
NO ACTION
|
AFTER
ACTION: GREAT
JOB TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTCIPATED AND HELPED OUT!
|
|
2024
12 05 - powerful 7. magnitude earthquake off California
Coast.
Reports:- VL all stations all reporting EQ felt, no damage
(except S6 northern most station reporting EQ not felt); MW - EQ
felt, no damage; SL EQ did not feel earthquake.
Conclusion: all reports between /M1 to /M3. |
2024
11 28 Net Cancelled - Thanksgiving. All stations to
continue 24/7 scan |
2024
11 28 0435 hours - Cal Fire Tone out Residential
Structure Fire Alarm 8303 Amber Woods Place - (no
response from residents) - Cal Fire responding. SER
Mapping Approx .27 miles NNW from AJ6KJ. .. SER
continuing silent monitoring .. E 2463 Responding, Bat 2409
Responding Training 2427 Responding, WT 21 Responding ... etc...
. 0449 hours E 22 at scene - 2 story structure, nothing
showing.. Continue response code 2 ... 0459 hours false alarm
cancel response. SER Silent Monitoring Deactivated. |
2024
11 27 Midnight 25 - Cal Fire Tone out - Commercial
structure Alarm Black Butte Elementary School.
Incident - Ponderosa. Cal Fire responding ... TAC 12 ...
Midnight 43 - Cancel response .. false alarm. SER
Silent monitoring deactivated. |
2024
11 26 1022 hour repeater deactivated - low battery.
TX on EROC 9 and EROC 58. Later turned back on - some sun
out. |
SER
REPORT OF NET OPERATIONS:
2024
11
21
TIME:
1900 HOURS
NET TIME (DURATION FROM TONE OUT TO
DEACTIVATION): 18
MINUTES
AREAS
/ NEIGHBORHOODS REPORTING:
4
|
SUMMRAY:
Our
Net collected 61
specific situational DATA POINTS DURING THE NET.
THE NET WAS TONED OUT, NET
INFRASTRUCTURE TACTICALS ACITIVATED,
NET OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ON TWO FREQUENCIES (3RD
Frequency was monitored – silent); REPORTS COLLECTED ON
BOTH FREQUENCIES, ALL
REPORTS MAPPED, REVIEWED, AND TRANSMITTED WITH SUMMARY AND
NET CONTROL RECOMMENDATION
IN. All completed in 18
MINUTES.
THIS
NET COVERED 4
AREAS NEIGHBORHOODS).
|
DATA
POINTS
REPORTED
|
MW
DIV’
2 N
|
VL
DIV
3
N
|
LH
DIV
3 N
|
RA
DIV
3 N
|
WH
DIV
3 S
|
|
SITES
DIV
3 N
|
SL
DIV
4 N
|
TOTAL
DATA POINTS
-
ALL AREAS
|
|
EROC 9
|
EROC 9
|
EROC 9
|
|
CH
55 OR 58
|
|
RELAY
PHONE
ANTENNA WORK
|
EROC 9
OR 55 OR 58
|
|
|
STNS
MW
1 2 3 4
|
STNS
MULTIPLE
|
STNS
LH1
|
STNS
HAM
QXX
|
STNS
HAM KK6SWE
|
|
STNS
SITES 7
SITES 8
|
STNS
HAM
AJ6KJ
|
|
#
CHECK INS by area: [EACH PROVIDING STATION AREA /
NEIGHBORHOOD AND TACTICAL ID.]
|
3
|
12
|
1
|
|
1
|
|
|
|
17
|
MW 3
RPTD
SUMMRY
|
VL
STNS RPTING:
F1
F7 F2 F8 S1 I1
T2 S3
E1 B6
S6 S7
|
LH
Stns
LH1
|
|
WH
stns
KK6SWE
|
|
|
|
|
STN
LOCATION RPTS
|
3
|
12
|
1
|
|
1
|
|
|
|
17
|
REPORTS:
“QXA”
(MEANING:ALL OKAY AND
NOTHING TO REPORT AT MY QTH AND NONE OF THE PROBLEMS ON
FORMAT TANGO 9A OR TANGO 9M EXIST)
|
3
|
2
|
1
|
|
1
|
|
|
|
7
|
RPTS:
/B LAND
LINE NOT WORKING
|
|
10
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
10
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
RPTS
“/Y”
(MEANING
IS AS FOLLOWS:
IF “/Y” FOR A SINGLE
STATION, IT MEANS:
STN REPORTED
PROBLEMS BUT I AM OKAY AND DO NOT NEED ASSISTANCE; OR
|
|
10
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
10
|
IF
“/Y” FOR
AN AREA , IT MEANS: STN
REPORTING IS OKAY, MY
AREA OKAY, AND ANY ASSISTANE NEEDS IN MY AREA ARE BEING
TAKEN CARE OF BY MY AREA. NO OUT OF AREA ASISTANCE NEEDED
AT THIS TIME.
|
TOTALS
|
9
|
46
|
3
|
|
3
|
|
|
|
61
|
NET INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVATIONS:
CONTROL
(EROC 9)
|
F1
|
55 RELAY
|
|
160 TC
|
F1
|
MAPPING 1
|
F1
|
FIRE CONTROL
|
|
55 SILENT
|
S1
|
CAL FIRE 20
|
F7
|
MAPPING 2
|
F8
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
BACK UP (EROC
9)
|
|
58 RELAY
|
F1
|
|
|
TRIANG 1
|
|
|
|
58 SILENT
|
|
|
|
TRIANG 2
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
CONTROL RECOMMENDATION:
LL failure in Village. Frontier working on problem.
All stations be on alert for any emergency traffic for
relay.
|
AFTER
ACTION: GREAT
JOB TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTCIPATED AND HELPED OUT!
|
|
2024
11 22 - 0935 hours Frontier Land Line Failure
CONTINUES-
Village. AREA OUTAGE # OF CUSTOMERS IMPACTED PER
FRONTIER 1004. Estim time for restoration 2152 hours
this evening.
Outage VL: F1 I1 B6 L3 T2 S6 S3
MIDWAY
3 has service.
Later
2024 11 22 (1024 hours) LL restored (repaired). Stns
Reporting: VL F1 F7 B6 S3 I1 S1 S6.
|
2024
11 21 - 0805 hours Frontier Land Line Failure -
Village. Stations Reporting Failure: B1
B6 S3 S6 I1 F1 F7 T2.
Areas
Reporting no outage: Long Hollow (per radio report); Starlite (per cell phone no
outage); Wilson Hill (per cell phone - no outage),
Midway (per cell phone - no outage).
Per
Frontier Area Outage - estimated time for restoration is 2200
hours tonight (10:00 PM). Number of customers impacted
1460.
TX
on EROC 9 and EROC 58 (505 SIMPLEX) (SAVING EROC 55
repeater for emergency traffic due to low battery). Heavy rain /
snow upper elevations. |
2024
11 20
Cal Fire Tone out (0723 hours) – Flu Fire
30576
Thumper (later corrected to 30657 Thumper). Silent
monitoring (Telephone call to T10 since in his area). ... Cal
Fire responding … 0747 hours E 2463 available.
Silent monitoring deactivated
0748 hours. |
SER REPORT OF NET OPERATIONS:
2024 10 31
|
TIME: 1900
HOURS
|
NET
TIME (DURATION FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):
17
MINUTES
|
AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS
RPTING:
6
|
#
STATIONS REPORTING : 23
|
DATA
PTS COLLECTED: 63
|
DATA POINTS (agenda) “XX” THOSE WHICH APPLY
:
__
XX _
STN ID
___ XX
__STN LOCATION
__ XX
_ QXA RPTS
__
NOT DONE __
QWA RPTS (BREVITY FIRE
REPORTS - NO
SUSPECT SMOKE, FIRE OR EMBERS OBSERVED]).
|
THE NET WAS TONED OUT, NET
INFRASTRUCTURE TACTICALS ACTIVATED,
NET OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ON TWO FREQUENCIES);
REPORTS COLLECTED ON FREQUENCY,
ALL REPORTS WERE MAPPED, REVIEWED, AND TRANSMITTED
WITH SUMMARY AND NET CONTROL
RECOMMENDATION.
|
DATA POINTS
REPORTED
|
MW
DIV’
2
N
|
VL
DIV
3
N
|
LH
DIV
3
N
|
RA
DIV
3
N
|
WH
DIV
3
S
|
SITES
DIV
3
N
|
SL
DIV
4
N
|
TOTAL DATA
POINTS
ALL AREAS
|
|
EROC
9
|
EROC
9
|
EROC
9
|
|
CH
55 OR 56 or 58
|
|
EROC
9,
55,
56 OR 58
|
|
|
STNS
MW
1
2 3 4
|
STNS
MULTIPLE
|
STNS
LH1
|
STNS
HAM
QXX
|
STNS
HAM
KK6SWE
|
STNS
SITES
7 SITES 8
|
STNS
HAM
AJ6KJ
|
|
#
STN CK INS by area:
[EACH PROVIDING STATION AREA
/ NEIGHBORHOOD AND TACTICAL ID.]
|
3
|
15
|
1
|
|
1
|
2
|
1
|
23
|
MW
3
RPTD
SUMMRY
|
VL
STNS RPTING:
F1
F7 S1
I1 B6
F8 F2
F14 S6
S7 E4
E1 S3 B1
B7
|
LH
Stns
LH1
|
|
WH
stns
KK6SWE
ROUGH COMS
|
Via
phone
|
|
|
STN LOCATION RPTS
|
3
|
15
|
1
|
|
1
|
2
|
1
|
23
|
REPORTS:
“QXA”
(MEANING: ALL
OKAY AND NOTHING TO REPORT AT MY QTH AND NONE OF THE
PROBLEMS ON FORMAT TANGO 9A
OR TANGO 9M EXIST).
--NO
PROBLEMS REPORTED
--NO NEEDS REPORTED
|
3
|
15
|
1
|
|
1
|
2
|
1
|
23
|
Reports
“QWA”
(Brevity Fire Watch)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
RPTS:
/B LAND
LINE NOT WORKING
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
RPTS
“/Y” (MEANING IS AS
FOLLOWS:IF “/Y” FOR A SINGLE
STATION, IT MEANS: STN REPORTED
PROBLEMS BUT I AM OKAY AND DO NOT NEED ASSISTANCE;
OR
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
IF “/Y”
FOR AN AREA , IT
MEANS: STN
REPORTING IS OKAY, MY
AREA OKAY, AND ANY ASSISTANE NEEDS IN MY AREA ARE BEING
TAKEN CARE OF BY MY AREA. NO OUT OF AREA ASISTANCE NEEDED
AT THIS TIME.
|
TOTALS
|
9
|
45
|
3
|
|
3
|
6
|
3
|
69
|
NET INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVATIONS:
CONTROL
(EROC 9)
|
F1
|
BACK UP
(EROC 9)
|
|
|
|
MAPPING 1
|
F1
|
FIRE CONTROL
|
|
9 RELAY WEST
|
|
|
|
MAPPING 2
|
F8
|
|
|
55 RELAY
|
F1
|
55
SUMMARY
|
|
|
|
|
|
56 RELAY
|
|
56 SUMMARY
|
|
TRIANG 1
|
|
|
|
58 RELAY (SILENT)
|
S2
|
160
TC
|
F1
|
TRIANG 2
|
|
|
|
61 SILENT
|
|
CAL FIRE 20
|
F7
|
|
|
|
CONTROL RECOMMENDATION:
NO ACTION.
Note: B1 and B7 reported
from 20981 Dersch Rd. Anderson (Praire school). The
following stations copied B1
AND B7: F1;
F8; E1; AND MW3.
The distance was 19.4 miles from Village.
|
AFTER
ACTION: GREAT
JOB TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTCIPATED AND HELPED OUT!
|
|
2024
10 24 appr 2144 hours Cal Fire tone out possible gunshot victim -
Side Bottom Road.. Silent Monitoring activated. Monitoring Cal
Fire 20 and Ch 21 (Sheriff). No CHP in Area. ... Cal
Fire responding ..... Sheriff units in route ... Cal fire
staged... Med 144 staged ... Sheriff - 1 detained, cancel
Medical.... Silent monitoring deactivated 2224
hours. Note: Per KRCTV.Com 1 person (woman) shot / killed. |
2024 10
24
1900 hours
|
Report of Net Operations
- SERCAP
Total Net
Time:
15 minutes.
|
THE REPORTS OF QXA AND QWA have PREVIOUSLY been treated as one
report by each station for the report count. BUT, in
reality, each is a separate report for specific
conditions. Thus,
QXA relates to situations such as electricity, phone, water,
earthquakes, food needs, … (QXA meaning none of 2 full
pages of specific problems
exist). On
the other hand, QWA is the Brevity Fire Watch procedure done by each station to
determine if there is any suspect smoke, fire, or embers.
Thus a large amount of information is accumulated in a
short time period. ANOTHER GREAT JOB TONIGHT!
|
Net
Infrastructure
|
AGENDA >
|
SITUATION REPORT (FMT
T9M or T9A);
QWA PROCEDURE
|
Control
|
B1
|
Areas
Reporting 6
|
#
STNS
|
Stns
Reporting
|
Fire
Control
|
|
Back
Up
|
F1
|
Village DIV
3 N
|
14
|
VL:
F1 F7 F8
F2 I1 B1 B7
B6 S6
S7 G7
L10 L9
E4
|
55
Silent
|
|
Shingletown/Pioneer
Pizza
|
|
VL:
|
55 Relay (RPTR)
|
F1
|
Midway DIV
2 N
|
4
|
|
58
Silent
|
F1
|
Long Hollow
DIV 3 N
|
1
|
|
58 Relay
|
|
Rest Area
DIV 3 N
|
0
|
Ham:
|
|
|
Sites Area
DIV 3N
|
2
|
VIA PHONE
RELAY
|
160
TC
|
F1
|
Starlite
DIV 4 N
|
1
|
Ham:
KJ
(CH 55 OR
EROC 9)
|
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. Other Areas
also have ability to listen
to plan.
|
23
|
TOTAL
CHECK INS
23
|
TOTAL
RPTS
46
|
TOTAL
DRILL RPTS
0
0
|
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
(CH 55)
|
Flight Radar
|
|
___Camera
|
|
Drill 911 Relay
|
|
PERCENT REPORTING
|
85.%
|
(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.
IT IS IMPORTANT THAT
STATIONS REGULARILY PARTICIPATE IN THE WEEKLY PRACTICE
NETS. THIS WAY
YOU CONFIRM YOUR RADIO IS WORKING AND YOU MAINTAIN YOUR
RADIO SKILLS. IN AN EMERGENCY, YOU DON’T WANT TO BE
TRYING TO REMEMBER HOW TO WORK YOUR RADIO.
|
|
|
2024
10 20 1030 hours AJ6KJ reports on Ch 55 (760) Frontier
Land Line is now operating in Starlite.
That is OVER 3 DAYS of Frontier Land Lines not operating.
2024
10 17 (0829 hours) AJ6KJ reports on Ch 55
(760) Frontier Land Land NOT working in Starlite (not
working since last night).
2024 10 18 - AJ6KJ
reports Frontier Land Lines still not working in: Starlite,
Rest Area, Sites up to at least McCumber.
2024 10 18
Red Flag warning - TX on 760 (55) stations to
periodically perform QWA procedure and any station (ham or non
ham) relay emergency traffic; Stations with TX capability on 760
(55) carry radios with them. Persons only with Frontier Land
Line will not be able to call 911 (e.g., to report a fire,
etc...). We have had high winds and red flag. |
2024 10
17
1900 hours
|
Report of Net Operations
- SERCAP
Total Net
Time:
13 minutes.
|
THE REPORTS OF QXA AND QWA have PREVIOUSLY been treated as one
report by each station for the report count. BUT, in
reality, each is a separate report for specific
conditions. Thus,
QXA relates to situations such as electricity, phone, water,
earthquakes, food needs, … (QXA meaning none of 2 full
pages of specific problems
exist). On
the other hand, QWA is the Brevity Fire Watch procedure done by each station to
determine if there is any suspect smoke, fire, or embers.
Thus a large amount of information is accumulated in a
short time period. ANOTHER GREAT JOB TONIGHT!
|
Net
Infrastructure
|
AGENDA >
|
SITUATION REPORT (FMT
T9M or T9A);
QWA PROCEDURE
|
Control
|
B1
|
Areas
Reporting 6
|
#
STNS
|
Stns
Reporting
|
Fire
Control
|
|
Back
Up
|
F1
|
Village DIV
3 N
|
13
|
VL:
F1 F7 S1
S2 I1 L3 L4 G7 F2 F8 F14 B1 B7
|
55
Silent
|
|
Shingletown/Pioneer
Pizza
|
|
VL:
|
55 Relay (RPTR)
|
F1
|
Midway DIV
2 N
|
4
|
|
58
Silent
|
S1
|
Long Hollow
DIV 3 N
|
1
|
|
58 Relay
|
|
Rest Area
DIV 3 N
|
0
|
Ham:
|
|
|
Sites Area
DIV 3N
|
0
|
qxx
|
160
TC
|
F1
|
Starlite
DIV 4 N
|
1
|
Ham:
KJ
(CH 55 OR
EROC 9)
|
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. Other Areas
also have ability to listen
to plan.
|
20
|
TOTAL
CHECK INS
20
|
TOTAL
RPTS
40
|
TOTAL
DRILL RPTS
0
0
|
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
(CH 55)
|
Flight Radar
|
|
___Camera
|
|
Drill 911 Relay
|
|
PERCENT REPORTING
|
74.%
|
(A) DIVIDED BY
(B)
|
CONTROL
SUMMARY:
All Stations and Areas reporting:
QXA AND QWA
EXCEPTIONS: STARLITE – FRONTIER LAND LINE NOT WORKING
|
CONTROL
RECOMMENDATION:
NO ACTION, EXCEPT
FOR HIGHTENED MONITORING
FOR STATIONS / AREASEXPRIENCING
FRONTIER LAND LINE FAILURE
|
|
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.
IT IS IMPORTANT THAT
STATIONS REGULARILY PARTICIPATE IN THE WEEKLY PRACTICE
NETS. THIS WAY
YOU CONFIRM YOUR RADIO IS WORKING AND YOU MAINTAIN YOUR
RADIO SKILLS. IN AN EMERGENCY, YOU DON’T WANT TO BE
TRYING TO REMEMBER HOW TO WORK YOUR RADIO.
|
|
2024
10 14 (1345 hours) spot fire - Radio Relay VML
on 760 - Vehicle Tire came off trailer, sparks, into grass
started fire. K6PDS called 911 and advised. Cal fire
responding. Incident in area of 29863 Highway
44 boulder ridge and albers. |
|
SER REPORT
OF NET OPERATIONS:
2024 10 03
|
NET TIME (DURATION
FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):
15
approx.
MINUTES
|
AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS
REPORTING:
6
|
Stations Reporting: 23
|
Reports:
ALL
QXA ALL
QWA Recommendation:
NO ACTION
|
Agenda:
SITREP. BREV
FIRE WATCH (QWA PROC)
|
Areas
Reporting
|
#
Stations
|
Identifiers
|
MW
DIV 2 N
|
Stns
reporting: 3
|
|
VL
DIV
3 N (1
Ham)
|
Stns
reporting: 15
|
VL: F1
F7 F8
F2 S1 S2
I1 F14 S6
S7 S3
G7 E1
B1 B7
|
LH
DIV
3 N
|
Stns
reporting: 1
|
|
WH DIV
3 S (1
Ham)
|
Stns
reporting: 1
|
|
SITES
DIV
3 N
|
Stns
reporting: 2 phone
|
|
STARLITE
kj
|
: 1
|
|
Net Control / Net Structure
|
CONTROL (EROC 9)
|
B1
|
BACK UP
(EROC 9)
|
F1
|
160 TC
|
F1
|
MAPPING 1
|
F1
|
FIRE
CONTROL
|
|
9 RELAY WEST
|
|
CAL FIRE 20
|
F7
|
MAPPING 2
|
|
|
|
9 RELAY EAST
|
|
55 SILENT
|
|
|
|
|
|
55 RELAY
|
F1
|
58 SILENT
|
S1
|
TRIANG 1
|
|
|
|
56 RELAY
|
|
|
|
TRIANG 2
|
|
|
|
58 RELAY
|
|
56 summary
(to delete this function)
|
|
|
|
|
|
61 SILENT
|
|
|
|
|
|
After Action:
NO ACTION
|
|
Radio,
Emergency Communications and Hurricane Helene. Please
read the following ABOUT NON HAMS USING HAM FREQUENCIES DURING
EMERGENCIES - HURRICANE HELENE ...
Source:
https://daily.hamweekly.com/2024/10/ham-radio-and-the-helene-aftermath/
“
October 2, 2024
We're
beginning to see ways in which amateur radio operators are
stepping up to help their communities in the aftermath of
Hurricane Helene. …
One
of the most high-profile stories comes from Tom (K4SWL),
publisher of QRPer
… He and his neighbors are cut off from accessing the local
network of roads by car, requiring him to instead rely on
bikes to check on the local community and gather supplies such
as medicine.
Hams
will be very interested in his use of HTs [hand
held radios],spread across licensed,
and non-licensed family members and neighbors
to stay in contact with one another. (emphasis added).
I
set up a simplex
frequency and schedule so we could communicate. …
. No,
most of these people don’t have [Ham] licenses, but this is
100% a real emergency. Hams in the region have even been
giving volunteers their radios to share wellness checks via
our repeater systems and the emergency response network.”
(emphasis added).
SER
Comment: In Shingletown, we already have a
PRE-STAGED and fully operating emergency communications plan
for both Hams AND NON HAMS (and the Plan fully integrates and
coordinates BOTH). You are all helping and part of it. In
the event of an emergency, the radios, and the plan are
already existing. Further, you already have
the equipment with you and are using it. If you are not
actively participating, Hurricane Helene might sending you a
message to get involved.
Nathan
|
2024
10 09 1013 hours (approx) Midway reports
Power Restored. Note: State Power Outage map has NOT
yet been updated. |
2024
10 09 Power Outage: appr 0945 hours Midway
reports power out. VL F1 advises there is an accident on
44 Cross Shingle Creek. Veh hit power pole. State Power
Outage map below shows outage. Cal Fire on scene. PG&E
requested, CHP, Frontier.

|
2024 09
26
1900 hours
|
Report of Net Operations
- SERCAP
Total Net
Time:
15 minutes.
|
THE REPORTS OF QXA AND QWA have PREVIOUSLY been treated as one
report by each station for the report count. BUT, in
reality, each is a separate report for specific
conditions. Thus,
QXA relates to situations such as electricity, phone, water,
earthquakes, food needs, … (QXA meaning none of 2 full
pages of specific problems
exist). On
the other hand, QWA is the Brevity Fire Watch procedure done by each station to
determine if there is any suspect smoke, fire, or embers.
Thus a large amount of information is accumulated in a
short time period. ANOTHER GREAT JOB TONIGHT!
|
Net
Infrastructure
|
AGENDA
>
|
SITUATION REPORT (FMT
T9M or T9A);
QWA PROCEDURE
|
Control
|
B1
|
Areas
Reporting 6
|
#
STNS
|
Stns
Reporting
|
Fire
Control
|
|
Back
Up
|
F1
|
Village DIV
3 N
|
15
|
VL:
F1 F7
S1 S2 I1 F8
F2 G7
L10 L9 L3
L4 B1
B7 T10
|
55
Silent
|
|
Shingletown/Pioneer
Pizza
|
|
VL:
|
55 Relay (RPTR)
|
F1
|
Midway DIV
2 N
|
3
|
|
58
Silent
|
S1
|
Long Hollow
DIV 3 N
|
1
|
|
58 Relay
|
|
Rest Area
DIV 3 N
|
0
|
Ham:
|
|
|
Sites Area
DIV 3N
|
2
|
VIA PHONE
RELAY
|
160
TC
|
F1
|
Starlite
DIV 4 N
|
1
|
Ham:
KJ
(CH 55 OR
EROC 9)
|
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. Other Areas
also have ability to listen
to plan.
|
23
|
TOTAL
CHECK INS
23
|
TOTAL
RPTS
46
|
TOTAL
DRILL RPTS
0
0
|
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
(CH 55)
|
Flight Radar
|
|
___Camera
|
|
Drill 911 Relay
|
|
PERCENT REPORTING
|
85.%
|
(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.
IT IS IMPORTANT THAT
STATIONS REGULARILY PARTICIPATE IN THE WEEKLY PRACTICE
NETS. THIS WAY
YOU CONFIRM YOUR RADIO IS WORKING AND YOU MAINTAIN YOUR
RADIO SKILLS. IN AN EMERGENCY, YOU DON’T WANT TO BE
TRYING TO REMEMBER HOW TO WORK YOUR RADIO.
|
|
SER REPORT
OF NET OPERATIONS:
2024 09 19
|
NET TIME (DURATION
FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):
18
approx.
MINUTES
|
AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS
REPORTING:
4
|
Stations Reporting: 22
(66 DATA POINTS)
|
Reports:
ALL
QXA ALL
QWA
Recommendation:
NO ACTION
|
Agenda:
SITREP.
BREV FIRE WATCH (QWA PROC)
AND STNS
ALSO REPORTED PROPAGATION E.G., Q4…
|
Areas
Reporting
|
#
Stations
|
Identifiers
|
MW
DIV 2 N
|
Stns
reporting: 4
|
|
VL
DIV
3 N (1
Ham)
|
Stns
reporting: 15
|
VL: F1
F7 S2
S2 F2 F8
I1 L10
L9 E4 F14 B1
B7 E1
G7
|
LH
DIV
3 N
|
Stns
reporting: 0
|
|
WH DIV
3 S (1
Ham)
|
Stns
reporting: 0
|
|
SITES
DIV
3 N
|
Stns
reporting: 2 phone
|
|
STARLITE
kj
|
: 1
|
|
Net Control / Net Structure
|
CONTROL (EROC 9)
|
F1
|
BACK UP
(EROC 9)
|
|
160 TC
|
F1
|
MAPPING 1
|
F1
|
FIRE
CONTROL
|
|
9 RELAY WEST
|
|
CAL FIRE 20
|
F7
|
MAPPING 2
|
|
|
|
9 RELAY EAST
|
|
55 SILENT
|
|
|
|
|
|
55 RELAY
|
F1
|
58 SILENT
|
F1
|
TRIANG 1
|
|
|
|
56 RELAY
|
|
|
|
TRIANG 2
|
|
|
|
58 RELAY
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
61 SILENT
|
|
|
|
|
|
After Action:
NO ACTION
|
|
|
2014
09 18 1856 - Advisory - Stations be prepared
for any emergency traffic relay due to any communication
failures There appear to be multiple power outages in
Shingletown Area. Conduct QWA procedure / report as needed.
Lightening strikes in our Area. TX on EROC 9 and EROC 10 (55). |
2014
09 18 1855 hours - Another Power Outage ( Midway,
Indwood Long Hollow) - See State Wide Power Outage Map

|
2024
09 18 1848 hours - Starlite reports (KJ) that Power is now
restored at his location. |
2024
09 18 approx 1826 hours - Cal Fire tone out - single tree
on fire in area of 30395 Shingletown Ridge Road X Red
Rock Road (Ridge Incident) (South of Village) - units
responding .... SER Advisory on EROC 9 ... Cal fire on
scene ... Single tree, fire knocked down ... Cal Fire
Canceling response 1834 hours. SER
Advisory TX Eroc 9. Stns responding on EROC 9
included G7 I1 E4 MW2 S1 .. |
2024
09 18 aprox 1630 hours - Shingletown Power Outages
Sites Area (East of Sites 7); Starlite; McCumber, and other
areas of Shingletown ( see image below). Also as of 1740 hours
Starlite advised (KJ) Frontier land lines out.
PG&E advised KJ estimated power restoration 2100 hours
tonight (9:00 P.M). Thunder and lightening at present as well as
recent .... Stations advised to conduct QWA
procedure periodically and be ready to realy any emergency radio
traffic. (TX EROC 9 and EROC 55). 1750 hours Fronter LL in
Starlite working. Wilson Hill Area (SWE) advises all
QXA at his location (has power, landline, etc...)
State Wide Power outage Map

|
2024 09
12
1900 hours
|
Report of Net Operations
- SERCAP
Total Net
Time:
16 minutes.
|
THE REPORTS OF QXA AND QWA have PREVIOUSLY been treated as one
report by each station for the report count. BUT, in
reality, each is a separate report for specific
conditions. Thus,
QXA relates to situations such as electricity, phone, water,
earthquakes, food needs, … (QXA meaning none of 2 full
pages of specific problems
exist). On
the other hand, QWA is the Brevity Fire Watch procedure done by each station to
determine if there is any suspect smoke, fire, or embers.
Thus a large amount of information is accumulated in a
short time period. ANOTHER GREAT JOB TONIGHT!
|
Net
Infrastructure
|
AGENDA
>
|
SITUATION REPORT (FMT
T9M or T9A);
QWA PROCEDURE
|
Control
|
B1
|
Areas Reporting
|
#
STNS
|
Stns
Reporting
|
Fire
Control
|
|
Back
Up
|
F1
|
Village DIV
3 N
|
17
|
VL:
F1 F7
S1 S2 I1 F8
F2 L10
L9 C6
L3 L4 E1 F14 S3
B1 E4
|
55
Silent
|
|
Shingletown/Pioneer
Pizza
|
|
VL:
|
55 Relay (RPTR)
|
F1
|
Midway DIV
2 N
|
2
|
|
58
Silent
|
S1
|
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 OR
EROC 9)
|
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. Other Areas
also have ability to listen
to plan.
|
22
|
TOTAL
CHECK INS
22
|
TOTAL
RPTS
44
|
TOTAL
DRILL RPTS
0
0
|
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
(CH 55)
|
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:
*** 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.
IT IS IMPORTANT THAT
STATIONS REGULARILY PARTICIPATE IN THE WEEKLY PRACTICE
NETS. THIS WAY
YOU CONFIRM YOUR RADIO IS WORKING AND YOU MAINTAIN YOUR
RADIO SKILLS. IN AN EMERGENCY, YOU DON’T WANT TO BE
TRYING TO REMEMBER HOW TO WORK YOUR RADIO.
|
|
2024 09 06 Vehicle Fire /
Spread to Vegetation – 1525
hours VL B1 toned out on Eroc 9 (Great Job B1). F1 issued
Advisory on EROC 9 and EROC 55 (listen only on EROC 10).
Stations assisting: F7
, F1, B1, LH1, and K6PDS
(F1) with
K6JGA (On EROC 55).
Periodic
bullet point summaries provided on EROC 9 and EROC 55.
Times / distances approximate.
Incident: Hawk.
Vehicle fire Black Butte Rd
X Skyhawk
Lane.
In
approx area of 40.4728
-122.000566.
Visible on
Tuscan Butte Camera (approx. 18.75 Deg True).
Rough estimation of distances from incident:
Incident approx 2.8 miles South West from Midway.
Incident approx 5 miles West by South
West from Village.
Incident approx 2.4 miles south of highway 44.
Cal Fire Radio Traffic – Vehicle Fire with spread
to vegetation, 1 acre, strong south wind.
Sheriff in route, Black Butte Rd. completely
closed.
Flight radar
– aircraft over incident.
1529 hours
substantial smoke column visible on camera.
1541 hours
smoke barely visible on camera.
Cal Fire
Radio traffic… :
Both dozers staged …
1544 hours – hose lay around fire; forward
spread stopped; still high potential for spotting.
1558 hours – spotting potential decreased;
Cal Fire releasing some assets.
Commitment time 2 hours.
Cal Fire
Radio Traffic – advise CHP
burned down Motor home on Black Butte Rd., blocking
NB lane.
1601 hours - SER advisory deactivated.
|
|
2024 09
05
1900 hours
|
Report of Net Operations
- SERCAP
Total Net
Time:
16 minutes.
THE REPORTS OF QXA AND QWA have been treated as one report by
each station for the report count. BUT, in reality, each
is a separate report for specific conditions. Thus,
QXA relates to
situations such as electricity, phone, water, earthquakes,
food needs, … (QXA meaning none of 2 full pages of
specific problems exist).
On the other hand, QWA
is the Brevity Fire Watch procedure done by each station
to determine if there is any suspect smoke, fire, or
embers. Thus a large amount of information is accumulated
in a short time period. GREAT JOB!
|
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
|
18
|
VL:
F1 F7
F2 F8
S1 S2
I1 L10
L9 L3
L4 E1
S3 T2
B1 B7
S6 S7
|
55
Silent
|
|
Shingletown/Pioneer
Pizza
|
|
VL:
|
55 Relay (RPTR)
|
F1
|
Midway DIV
2 N
|
3
|
|
58
Silent
|
S1
|
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 OR
EROC 9)
|
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.
|
24
|
Reports 24
CK INS / RPTS
DRILL RPTS - 00
TACTICALS
TOTAL
24
|
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
(CH 55)
|
Flight Radar
|
|
___Camera
|
|
Drill 911 Relay
|
|
PERCENT REPORTING
|
88.%
|
(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.
IT IS IMPORTANT THAT
STATIONS REGULARILY PARTICIPATE IN THE WEEKLY PRACTICE
NETS. THIS WAY
YOU CONFIRM YOUR RADIO IS WORKING AND YOU MAINTAIN YOUR
RADIO SKILLS. IN AN EMERGENCY, YOU DON’T WANT TO BE
TRYING TO REMEMBER HOW TO WORK YOUR RADIO.
Note: on EROC 9 there was repeated jamming attempts
during net. Also, on 58 Silent there was repeated keying
and Mapping / Backup could hear a TV on in the background
when listening on
a radio which didn’t have tone sq.
|
|
2024
09 04 1455 hours Structure Fire Shingletown -
Arbor Lane (Sites Rd Area). TX on 55 advisory .. fully involved
out building .. no spread to vegetation ... 1509 hours update -
fire knocked down, no spread to vegetation. Arbor IC
- Continue 1 engine and 1 water tender, cancel balance.
1513 hours E 2463 At scene WT 20 at scene ..
Advisory deactivated 1515 hours. |
2024
08 30 Park Fire Status per Cal Fire: 98%
Contained 429,603 Acres
|
2024 09
02 approx 1600 hours (rough) - False Alarm.
(Following e-mail senT to local OES Office by K6PDS)
"About a half hour ago or more (approx), we received
over the television (using DSL) an alert tone (we are
in Shingletown). There was no description or information. We
were concerned because we initially heard the tone but didn't
know what device it came out of.
Then I received telephone calls from a person in Starlite
(Shingletown area) and then another call from a person in the
Village who also received alerts - emergency notifications but
they received them on their Cell phones. On one
of the Cell phones "Sierra" was listed.... "
Evacuation". When the person tried to press the screen
for more information - all notifications disappeared.
Then a second alert was received by the Starlite person who
advised that it vibrated his phone very hard and he picked up
the code SIE - EO31 (it also listed emergency alert -
extreme). I also heard this second alert and determined if
[IT] came our of our TV (but we didn't receive it on our cell
phones).
This caused concern by at least 3 people who were concerned
enough to call me. I went to Genesys
and looked up the number - and it appears that it is for a
Mandatory evacuation order in Sierra county (I have attached
the screen shot). Thus, a erroneous alert for Shingletown. I
issued an advisory on our Shingletown Radio System.
I previously head the alert tone come through the TV
(we are in Shingletown) at least a month or more ago, but at
the time didn't know the source. At that time there were no
alerts in Shingletown.
Conclusion: it appears that there is a glitch in
the emergency notification system somewhere (this does NOT
appear to relate to Alert FM).
The problem is that people may begin to not trust the
California Alerts when they receive notices from a far distant
location and/or receive an alert with no information but hear
the distressing alert tone.
Please advise if I should sent this to someone else.
Nathan Zeliff 530-474-3267 "
|
2024
09 02 UPDATE ON Frontier Land Line Failure - DIAL TONE OBSERVED
AS RESTORED 1000 HOURS.
(Reporting
F1 i1 L3 L4). F1
TX QWI on EROC 9 and EROC 55). |
2024
09 02 Fontier Land Line Failure - no dial tone 0700 hours
.... |
2024
09 01 Frontier Land Line Failure in Village - No Dial
Tone (no ability to dial 911, no reverse 911, water
company emergency notification system rendered useless with no
dial tone .... ). Situation
continues as of 0745 hours; 1305
hours... We are in an "above normal" risk of
wild fire (see below - Predictive Services National Interagency
Fire Center) |
2024
08 31 2018 HOURS - Gun shot
(reported as initially as Gun Shot Victim) - in area of Westmore
Rd (near where power lines cross Westmore Rd ... approx .42
miles west of ponderosa on Westmore Rd. ) ... minor
laseration of hand declined medical ... (no one shot) ... 415
between individuals reported ... Cal Fire staging ... sheriff in
route ... cancelled medical ... cancel medical helicopter
... 1 detained ... Silent monitoring deactivated 2104
hours (F1 / K6PDS). |
2024
08 31 Frontier Land Line Failure in Village (NO Dial
Tone) (observed about 1307 hours by F1 / K6PDS)
... Water Company emergency phone notification system via
Frontier Land line rendered NON operational due to Frontier
outage. Substantial time spent attempting to notify
Frontier of the Area Outage (which was confirmed by the SER
Radio System by securing Reports from Stations both in the
Village and outside the Village. Frontier falsely and
repeatedly denied the Area Outage. Argument with
Frontier "supervisor" on cell phone. The
supervisor made false statements and engaged in double speak
Bull Shit.... Frontier was advised that 400 homes are without
the water company emergency notification system due to the
Frontier Outage and people can't make 911 calls or received
reverse 911 calls. Call made to FCC which advised
that they would be making contact with another person. ... A
substantial time later F1 / K6PDS received text on cell phone
(1623 hours) from Frontier advising that there is an Area Outage
and that they are working remotely to resolve the issue
....(apparently they will not send out an actual human until
9/22/2024) .... as of 2124 hours Still no dial tone on
Frontier Land line in Village.
Impact -
persons with only Frontier Land Line cannot dial 911 or receive
reverse 911 calls ... and the water company can't issue
emergency alerts on its phone system because the Frontier Land
Lines have no dial tone..
TX made on Eroc 9 and Eroc 55. (note: the response I
received on the radio today was only a few stations. The
response was poor! We receive a grade of D- as a whole. If
people can't respond and take 3 seconds when someone is spending
over an hour and a half trying to get Frontier to Fix non
working land lines, that is pathetic.
Thank you
to S2 F7
I1 G7 S3 and MW3 for
responding on EROC 9. There was no response on EROC
55 (the repeater - which takes money and time to keep working).
If the repeater isn't going to be responded to then why do I
worry about it?. If people don't appreciate the assets,
its time for people to do some brain re-wiring. The Hawaii
fires had a whole bunch of radios, but no one on frequency - no
hams etc... . Well we have a system for both Hams and NON Hams.
It is not a mere "check in charlie" system for playing
radio. We are using radio for emergency
communications. If another Park fire hits closer to
home and there is no phone, no internet and no cell ... that
will be too late for "let's figure it out". |
September 2024 Wildland Fire
Potential - above normal - see image below (source https://gacc.nifc.gov/nwcc/content/products/fwx/MonthlySeasonal.pdf |
 |
2024
08 30 Park Fire Status per Cal Fire: 94%
Contained; 429,603 Acres; 4 Counties: Butte, Tehama,
Shasta, Plumas
Stations to continue monitoring Internet and other Resources,
and conducting QWA procedure, - report as necessary.
Please continue to monitor your SER Radio Plan 24/7 (EROC
9; and 10 (55)). We are still in fire season.
Thank you. |
2024 08
29
1900 hours
|
Report of Net Operations
- SERCAP
Total Net
Time:
15
|
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
|
15
|
VL:
F1
F7 S1
S2 F2
I1 L9
L10 F8
F14 B1
B7 S3
L3 L4
|
55
Silent
|
|
Shingletown/Pioneer
Pizza
|
|
VL:
|
55 Relay (RPTR)
|
F1
|
Midway DIV
2 N
|
3
|
|
58
Silent
|
S1
|
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 OR
EROC 9)
|
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.
|
21
|
Reports 21
CK INS / RPTS
DRILL RPTS - 00
TACTICALS
TOTAL
21
|
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
(CH 55)
|
Flight Radar
|
|
___Camera
|
|
Drill 911 Relay
|
|
PERCENT REPORTING
|
77.7%
|
(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.
IT
IS IMPORTANT THAT STATIONS REGULARLY
PARTICIPATE IN THE WEEKLY PRACTICE NETS.
THIS WAY YOU CONFIRM YOUR RADIO IS WORKING AND YOU
MAINTAIN YOUR RADIO SKILLS. IN AN EMERGENCY, YOU DON’T
WANT TO BE TRYING TO REMEMBER HOW TO WORK YOUR RADIO.
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2024
08 28–
Frontier Land Line Failure and Internet Failure –
appears limited to one station’s area
in the Village.
FAILURE
DETECTED AT 1710 hours
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CONCLUSION: OUTAGE LIMITED TO
ONE STATION’S AREA.
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ACTION:
STATION
IS CONTACTING FRONTIER VIA CELL PHONE
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REPORTS:
(using EROC
9)
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FRONTIER PHONE
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FRONTIER INTERNET
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VILLAGE:
F1 S6
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OK
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OK
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B1
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NOT WORKING
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NOT WORKING
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I1
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OK
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N/A
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L10
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N/A
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OK
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2024
08 25 - Power Outage 2000 hours - Wilson Hill Area - power still
out (per statewide power outages); as of 2200 hours
Power back ON (per review of statewide outages). |
2024
08 25 - Power Outage 1818 hours - Wilson Hill Area - NO POWER.
All other SER Areas reporting Power on (Village: F1
I1 F2: Midway - MW
3; Starlite -KJ; Long hollow
LH1; SITES - RELAY - THROUGH VL I1).
copy of State Power Outage Map at this time:

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2024
08 22 2316 hours Frontier Internet Failure
- F1 Vl. 2333 called Frontier - system advised
that there is a service outage in our area and agents are
working on it.
Update: 2024 08 23 0730 hours - F1 VL - observed
Frontier Internet operational. Note: No TX due to 0800 to 2000
hours protocol and no emergency. |
SER REPORT
OF NET OPERATIONS:
2024 08
22
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NET TIME (DURATION
FROM TONE OUT TO DEACTIVATION):
14
Min. Approx.
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AREAS / NEIGHBORHOODS
REPORTING:
4
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Stations Reporting: 21
(84 DATA POINTS)
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Reports:
ALL
QXA
ALL AWA
Recommendation:
NO ACTION
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Agenda:
SITREP.
BRE VITY FIRE WATCH (QWA PROCED)
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Areas
Reporting
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#
Stations
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Identifiers
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MW
DIV 2 N
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Stns
reporting: 3
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VL
DIV
3 N (1
Ham)
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Stns
reporting: 14
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VL: F1
F7 F2 I1 F8 L9
L10 F14 L3 L4 S3 T2 B1 B7
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LH
DIV
3 N
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Stns
reporting: 1
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WH DIV
3 S (1
Ham)
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Stns
reporting: 1
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SITES
DIV
3 N
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Stns
reporting: 2 phone
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HEARD ON 10
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STARLITE
kj
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: 0
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Net Control / Net Structure
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CONTROL (EROC 9)
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B1
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BACK UP
(EROC 9)
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F1
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160 TC
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F1
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MAPPING 1
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F1
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FIRE
CONTROL
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9 RELAY WEST
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CAL FIRE 20
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F7
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MAPPING 2
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9 RELAY EAST
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55 RELAY
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F1
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55 SILENT
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TRIANG 1
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56 RELAY
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56 SILENT
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TRIANG 2
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58 RELAY
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58
SILENT
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F1
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61 SILENT
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After Action:
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2024
08 21 Park Fire Status per Cal Fire: 59%
Contained; 429,460 Acres; 4 Counties: Butte, Tehama,
Shasta, Plumas
Stations to continue monitoring Internet and other Resources,
and conducting QWA procedure, - report as necessary.
Please continue to monitor your SER Radio Plan 24/7 (EROC
9; and 10 (55)). We are still in fire season.
Thank you. |
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2024
08 17 Park Fire Status per Cal Fire: 50%
Contained 429,263
Acres 4 Counties: Butte,
Tehama, Shasta, Plumas
Stations to continue monitoring Internet and other Resources,
and conducting QWA procedure, - report as necessary. |
2024 08
15
1900 hours
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Report of Net Operations
- SERCAP
Total Net
Time:
14
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Net
Infrastructure
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AGENDA >
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SITUATION REPORT (FMT T9M
or T9A);
QWA PROCEDURE
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Control
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B1
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Areas Reporting
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#
RPTS
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Stns
Reporting
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Fire
Control
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Back
Up
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F1
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Village DIV
3 N
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13
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VL:
F1 F7
L9 L10 F2
F8 I1
L3 L4
F14 S3
B1 B7
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55
Silent
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Shingletown/Pioneer
Pizza
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VL:
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55 Relay (RPTR)
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F1
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Midway DIV
2 N
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3
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58
Silent
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F1
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Long Hollow
DIV 3 N
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1
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58 Relay
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Rest Area
DIV 3 N
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0
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Ham:
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160
TC
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F1
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Starlite
DIV 4 N
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1
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Ham:
KJ
(CH 55)
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Mapping
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F1
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Wilson Hill
DIV 3 S
CH 55
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1
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Ham:
SWE (CH
55)
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Cal
Fire 20
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F7
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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.
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19
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Reports 19
CK INS / RPTS
DRILL RPTS - 00
TACTICALS
TOTAL
19
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Triangulation
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COMPARE ABOVE # OF
STATIONS REPORTING TO THE CURRENT ROSTER OF
ESSENTIAL RADIO ALERTING AND RESPONSE
TEAM STATIONS
***
> (B)
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27
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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
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Flight Radar
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___Camera
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Drill 911 Relay
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PERCENT REPORTING
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70. %
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(A) DIVIDED BY
(B)
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CONTROL
SUMMARY:
All Stations
and Areas reporting: QXA
AND QWA NO EXCEPTIONS
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CONTROL
RECOMMENDATION:
NO ACTION
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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.
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see prior page 005
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