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ARES, RACES, Skywarn, EmComm, District 5

Weather spotter trainiing

Severe weather spotter training, aka "spotter talks", are usually hosted by various amateur radio or public service groups around the area. These sessions are usually conducted by personnel from the National Weather Service office in Indianapolis.

For a list of scheduled spotter talks, click here. Most spotter talks are scheduled in the late winter or early spring to prepare for the upcoming severe weather season.

You will also find at the link above downloadable spotter guides and an online spotter training video.

Marion County Severe Weather Procedures

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Area Skywarn Groups

NWS Links

Emcomm Information

Marion County Repeater Locations

Printable map of repeaters in Marion and surrounding counties.

Marion County RACES Information

Please send all comments and applications to:

Kenneth J. Sullivan ( N1HQH), RACES Officer
Marion County EMPD
Indianapolis, IN 46201-3876
(317) 716-3876

Email: kenneth.sullivan@indy.gov

He will ensure they are processed promptly.

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Marion County ARES Information

Nets

Marion County ARES Net

ARRL Links

Membership
Please send all comments and applications to:

Kenneth J. Sullivan ( N1HQH)
Marion County ARES EC
Indianapolis, IN 46201-3876
(317) 716-4696
Email: kenneth.sullivan@indy.gov

He will ensure they are processed promptly.

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ARES Code of Conduct

Adapted from the ARRL E-letter:

ARES members are the personification of Amateur Radio to the public and to the governmental and quasi-governmental agencies whom we serve. As such, we have elected to publish guidelines under which we expect ARES registered volunteers will operate. Although these are not conditions for participation, we strongly encourage each ARES member to abide by these standards.

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