Alameda County Sheriff's Communications Team: Serving the Community with Excellence

Introduction: Hello, today we will introduce the Alameda County Sheriff's Communications Team, a dedicated group specializing in emergency communications and community service.

Club Overview:

• Club Name: Alameda County Sheriff's Communications Team
• Call Sign: W6VOM
• Contact: David L. Counts, KG6WIR
• Daytime Phone: (925) 895-4698
• Email: Not provided

Club Details:

• Meeting Time: First Wednesday of each month at 7:30 PM
• Meeting Place: Alameda County OES, 4985 Broder Blvd, Dublin, CA
• Affiliation Date: May 28, 2003

Specialties and Services:

• Specialties: Contest, Digital Modes, General Interest, Public Service/Emergency, Repeaters, VHF/UHF
• Services Offered: Hamfest, Mentor, Packet Radio BBS, Repeater

Club Description: The Alameda County Sheriff's Communications Team is committed to serving the community through emergency communications. They offer training and mentoring in Emergency Communications (EmComm) to help members earn certifications in ARES and AUXCOMM. The team is actively involved in public service and supports amateur radio operators in their pursuit of excellence.

Weekly Net:

• Time: Wednesday at 7:00 PM
• Repeaters: W6RGG 147.240MHz + PL 107.2 and 444.200MHz + PL 107.2
• AllStar Node: 57728
• D-STAR: AC6SO on 440.025 +

Monthly Meetings:

• Time: First Wednesday at 7:30 PM (except holidays)
• Open to: All amateur radio operators and those interested in EmComm

Club Statistics:

• Club Members: 27
• Voting Members: 23
• Voting Licensed Amateur Members: 23
• Voting ARRL Members: 20

Officers:

• Contact: David L. Counts, KG6WIR
• President: Marcus Bell, KE6LEV
• Treasurer, Secretary: Dan Goldstein, KJ6KEU
• Vice President: Ronald Douglas, K6EZY

Media:

• Website: Alameda County Sheriff's Communications Team

Conclusion: The Alameda County Sheriff's Communications Team plays a crucial role in supporting emergency communications and community service in Alameda County. Their commitment to training and mentoring makes them a valuable resource for amateur radio operators and emergency specialists alike. Thanks for watching. For more supporting, please visit talkpod.com.