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ARRL HQ Contacts
If you are a volunteer who has Emergency Communications or Public Service questions for the ARRL staff, contact us, and we’ll get you the right information. -
National Traffic System (NTS)
During disasters or other emergencies, radiograms are used to communicate information critical to saving lives or property, or to inquire about the health or welfare of a disaster victim. To get involved with NTS, find [link to map application to search for local NTS] your local NTS affiliate. -
Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES)
Every licensed amateur, regardless of membership in 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.
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MARS
Army, Navy/Marines and Air Force MARS members are assigned, trained and prepared to provide essential emergency communications. Learn More
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SKYWARN™
SKYWARN™ is a national network of volunteer severe weather spotters. There are currently over 230,000 trained SKYWARN spotters in the US. Learn More
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REACT
REACT works with community governments to help provide communications support during times of disasters. Learn More
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RACES
RACES very rarely starts before an emergency and is active only during the emergency and during the immediate aftermath. Learn More
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Citizen Corps
Citizen Corps works with FEMA to help combine grassroots and community leadership to prepare for emergencies. Learn More
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NVOAD
National Volunteer Organizations Active in Disasters helps organizations share knowledge and resources throughout the disaster cycle. Learn More