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Our Mission

Our general mission is set forth in FCC regulation section 97.1:

"Recognition and enhancement of the value of the amateur service to the public as a voluntary noncommercial communication service, particularly with respect to providing emergency communications."

In addition, FCC section 97.401 spells out our specific duties as an emergency service:

"When normal communication systems are overloaded, damaged or disrupted because a disaster has occurred, or is likely to occur, in an area where the amateur service is regulated by the FCC, an amateur station may make transmissions necessary to meet essential communication needs and facilitate relief actions."


Oregon Section ARES is part of the 

ARRL Northwest Division

Oregon Section ARES Leadership

Oregon Section Manager: Bonnie Altus AB7ZQ
Oregon Section Emergency Coordinator: William Morris W7IH

District 5 ARES Leadership
District 5 Emergency Coordinator: Lee Stumpe K7AZW

Coos County

EC: Dan Bissell W7WVF

AECs:

Paul Anderson K7AIA
Jon Schmit KO7W
Dave Granicy K7NBO
Brett Jackson K7BAY
Barb Jackson K7GRL

Douglas County

EC: Jerry Eifert KB7WDR

AECs:

Mike Philips WB6RHW
Tom Hyers W7TCH
Jim Rucker WA6KHG
Tim Clauson AC7SP

Net Manager:

Charlotte Clauson AC7XM

 

 

Curry County

EC: Robert Wilkinson W7VN

AECs:

Don Carr KE7LBI
Phil Barker KB6NZV
Bruce Pinkel KC7JJK

Jackson County

EC: Don Montgomery WB7Q 

AECs:

Kirby Wheeler KL7VK



Josephine County

EC: Brian Fritsen KK7BF

AECs:

Warren Olney KB7EKF
Bob Billington WA6HWW
John Stubbe K7VSU

 

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Last modified: 04/15/09