Arizona
ARRL Arizona Section ARES
Statewide, Arizona
State-level ARRL contact point for Arizona amateur radio emergency service leadership and local ARES coordination.
Arizona resource directory
Find ARES, RACES, emergency-management, weather, and regional operator resources for building practical emergency communications skills.
10 resources listed
Arizona
Statewide, Arizona
State-level ARRL contact point for Arizona amateur radio emergency service leadership and local ARES coordination.
Arizona
Phoenix, Arizona
State emergency-management communications information, including Arizona emergency networks, interoperability programs, and the role of amateur radio at the State Emergency Operations Center.
Arizona
Statewide, Arizona
Statewide amateur radio association program page describing support for ARES, RACES, and other Arizona emergency communication groups.
Arizona
Statewide, Arizona
The national ARES overview and registration guidance for licensed operators who want to serve with a local emergency coordinator.
Southern Arizona
Tucson, Arizona
Pima County Office of Emergency Management communications program with meeting information, operating documents, and amateur radio emergency communications resources.
Phoenix Metro
Phoenix, Arizona
Maricopa County amateur radio emergency communications group with local program information and operator contacts.
Northern Arizona
Flagstaff, Arizona
Coconino County emergency communications and weather-spotting resource with a published weekly practice net and local emergency coordinator contact.
Eastern Arizona
Safford, Arizona
Eastern Arizona resource page listing the recurring Emergency Response Communications net and related weather and traffic nets on the EAARS network.
Northern Arizona
Prescott, Arizona
Yavapai County emergency communications organization listed by the Amateur Radio Council of Arizona for the Prescott area.
Arizona
Statewide, Arizona
Arizona emergency-services resource hub linking amateur radio, emergency-management, GMRS, weather, and interoperability organizations.
Emergency communications groups have different enrollment, training, and activation requirements. Contact the organization directly and follow its instructions before responding to an incident.