Outagamie
County
ARES
ARES stands for Amateur Radio Emergency Service. These are amateur radio (HAM radio) operators in Outagamie County that work with local Emergency Government, Red Cross, National Weather Service, and other private and public disaster relief organizations. These operators volunteer their time, equipment, and communication skills when called on to help. At this time our group consist of about 50 members. They provide assistance to our community in times of disaster. These people have been trained by the National Weather Service, Red Cross, and Emergency Government on assisting when needed.
Our Emergency Coordinator is Stanley Piekarczyk\KE6IFC. Stan can be reached at his residence for further information regarding our ARES group. Stan's number is (920)982-9770 or you can E-mail him at the address listed below.
The Assistant EC's consist of Alan VanDynHoven\KB9BYQ, Steve Pelletier\KB9OAL, Bob Bain\N9LDA, Mark Heimmermann\KF9CS, Lester Morse\KA9LAR, and Steve Lamers\N9SGG.
Our weekly nets are held on Sunday evening at
Our ARES
Skywarn
nets are held on the 146.655 MHz repeater, with the backup system of 145.150
MHz Red Cross repeater. We activate our severe weather nets when asked to do so
by the National Weather Service office in
For information on ARES and RACES at the State level please visit the
Click Here to view the meeting summary from the last Outagamie County ARES meeting
Click Here for the Outagamie County ARES Net Control-OP schedule
Click Here to view the Outagamie County ARES roster
Click Here to view the Outagamie County ARES weekly net preamble
Click Here to go to the Outagamie County ARES Skywarn Page
Click Here to view the Outagamie County ARES Skywarn Guidelines
Click Here to view the Outagamie County Skywarn net preamble
Click
Here
to view the Outagamie County ARES Emergency Plan in Adobe Acrobat file
format 
***Note: The Emergency Plan is 750K and could take several minutes to download
Click Here to view the Severe Weather Reporting Log in Microsoft Word (.doc) format
Click
Here
to view the Severe Weather Reporting Log in Adobe Acrobat file format
If you have any questions about ARES, E-mail Stan at: ke6ifc@athenet.net
E-mail me with questions, comments, or corrections to this Web Site at: kf9cs@arrl.net
Page Last Updated Feb 22, 2003