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Public Service

Public Service
ARRL's volunteer Amateur Radio operators have given help to their communities in good times and bad.
Emergency Communications
Amateur Radio has consistently been the most reliable means of communications in emergencies when other systems failed or were overloaded.
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ARES
The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) consists of trained radio amateurs who provide public service communications when disaster strikes. Amateur Radio volunteers also serve the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES), National Traffic System (NTS) and other organizations.
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ARES

Connect with your local Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) leadership, find resources and training opportunities. Learn More
NTS

The ARRL National Traffic System (NTS) handles written messages via several modes of communication on a daily basis. Learn More
Field Organizations

ARRL volunteers provide leadership in a variety of functions within the ARRL Field Organization. Find volunteers or become an appointee. Learn More
Emergency Communications

Readiness, Resilience and Response--ARRL will help you be prepared as emergency communications volunteers. Learn More
Served Agencies & Partners

Check out these ARRL partners in public service. Learn More
Training

Learn about ARRL's Emergency Communications training courses. Learn More

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