Atlantic County

ARES

(Amateur Radio Emergency Service)

 
Mike Price, N2JVM
ARRL ARES EC
 
Bill Price, AA2BP
ARES AEC Red Cross

Frank D. Holt III, KB2VYZ
ARES AEC

The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) consists of licensed amateurs who have voluntarily registered their qualifications and equipment for communications duty in the public service when disaster strikes. Every licensed amateur, regardless of membership in the ARRL or any other local or national organization, is eligible for membership in the ARES. The only qualification, other than possession of an Amateur Radio license, is a sincere desire to serve.  Because ARES is an amateur service, only amateurs are eligible for membership.  The possession of emergency-powered equipment is desirable, but is not a requirement for membership.  The majority of Atlantic County ARES members also belong to RACES.  ARES & RACES working together provides greater flexibility and utility when serving the various emergency agencies and services within the community.

Our goal is for all Atlantic County members to hold dual membership in RACES and ARES!

 
  • Atlantic County ARES operates an amateur radio station at the headquarters of the Atlantic County chapter of the American Red Cross providing emergency and public service communications. 

For information e-mail: Mike Price, N2JVM

 ARES Net 

Atlantic County ARES conducts a monthly radio net on the third Friday of the month at 7:00 PM on the SPARC repeater, 146.985- PL 146.2, to test equipment, train members, etc.  

ARES Communications

ARES communications are conducted under direction of the Atlantic County ARRL EC  

Repeater Etiquette

ARRL ARES Manual

Click here to download the ARRL ARES Manual.

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This page last updated on April 22, 2009
Frank D. Holt III, KB2VYZ

Thank you Bill Cole, N2CSA, for allowing Atlantic County ARES use the same layout and logos from the Cape May County ARES page.