Amateur Radio Operators periodically run "nets" on designated days and on pre-determined frequencies. The "nets" are typically oriented around a specific topic (eg. Emergency Traffic Handling, Disaster Scenarios, Digital Modes, etc.) The information below is placed here as a courtesy for Lucas County ARES members as well as other Amateurs that may find this information relevant. If you have questions, please contact the Net Manager.
| Each Quarter, LCARES members train and test for various scenarios using D-Star Digital Radios. Please consider participating. You can get more information by attending a monthly Lucas County ARES meeting. Please contact the Hospital AEC for programming information. | |
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Hospitals and Radio Room Access
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Please note that this is a working net! As every good Amateur Radio Operator knows, listen first, and practice on your own or with a friend before showing up to a net and attempting to pass/handle voice/digital traffic.
If you have questions or need assistance, please seek out a local group (such as the Toledo Mobile Radio Association) and Elmers will be glad to assist new amateurs with procedures or equipment.
| Facility Name | Status |
| Mercy St. Charles | In Service |
| Mercy St. Vincent | In Service |
| Mercy St. Anne | In Service |
| Promedica Bay Park | In Service |
| Promedica Flower | In Service |
| Promecica Toledo | In Service |
| McLaren St. Luke | Facility Closed |
| UToledo Medical Center | Out Of Service |