ARES and RACES Mutual AidMOUs Contiguous Counties Signed

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ARES and RACES Mutual Aid/MOUs Contiguous Counties – Signed Mutual Aid Agreements: Indiana District

ARES and RACES Mutual Aid/MOUs Contiguous Counties – Signed Mutual Aid Agreements: Indiana District 8 – MOUs To be secured: D 5 -- Morgan [ARES EC: Brian Elliott, N 9 JPX] Brown [ARES EC: Robert Bowers, KB 9 TCN] • [RO: Delbert Davis, K 9 DEL] Morgan leadership has initiated mutual support activities, assisting and accepting assistance from Monroe in many public service training activities. D 7 -- Greene [RO/ARES EC: David Love, W 9 XTZ] • RACES leadership in Greene County assisted Monroe County with forming the RACES component. Greene County is both ARES-RACES. D 7 -- Owen [ARES EC: John Sullivan, WD 9 BKA] • ARES leadership in Owen County developed the “mutual aid” agreements between Owen, Green, Monroe, Lawrence and Morgan counties, participates in Owen-Monroe Skywarn. Lawrence County RACES leadership has stepped to the fore in state and District 8. N 9 UMJ is Coordinator of District 8 Technical Advisory Team and a member of the Overhead Team. D 8 – Monroe [RO/ARES EC: Carl Zager, KB 9 RVB] • ARES-RACES is one organization under unified leadership. Volunteers respond to either government or private agency requests. Monroe County KB 9 TCN is member of D 8 Overhead Team. Rick Woehlecke K 9 VM is member of D 8 Technical Advisory Committee. Don’t know if this is joint ARES-RACES organization. Bartholomew [ARES EC: Wayne Brooks, N 9 MUS] • EMA sponsors RACES group. Jim Anderson N 9 VXW is member of D 8 Overhead and Technical Advisory teams Jackson • D 8 -- Lawrence [RO: Rick Nicholson, N 9 UMJ] • • Hershel Zhand N 9 KPA is member of D 8 Overhead and Technical Advisory teams Lawrence [RO: Rick Nicholson, N 9 UMJ] Monroe [RO/ARES EC: Carl Zager, KB 9 RVB Orange [ARES EC: Larry Jones WB 9 HFP] • KB 9 TMP is member of D 8 Techncial Advisory Team. William Warren KB 9 TMP is member of D 8 Overhead Team Washington • Tim Pease, K 9 TP is member of D 8 Technical Advisory Team ARES-RACES Group 1

What’s Next? • Indiana Department of Homeland Security – 10 Homeland Security Districts –

What’s Next? • Indiana Department of Homeland Security – 10 Homeland Security Districts – District 8 • Bartholomew, Brown, Jackson, Lawrence, Monroe, Orange and Washington counties – District Planning Council Program • DP Oversight Committee (DPOC) – President of County Commissioners of each County – Mayor/Town Board President most populous city/town in each district County • DPC – – Monroe County Local emergency responders Emergency managers Other key agencies District Overhead Team representative ARES-RACES Group 2

What’s Next 2 • Oversight Planning Committee – Appoint members of the District Planning

What’s Next 2 • Oversight Planning Committee – Appoint members of the District Planning Council – Provide executive oversight, support, guidance • DPC – Conduct a District Homeland Security and Preparedness Assessment – Develop and implement a District HS Strategy – Develop a Crisis Communications and Public Information Plan – Develop and implement a District Training and Exercise Program – Sponsor and support District Grant and Resource Coordination Monroe County ARES-RACES Group 3

What’s Next 2 • Benefits of DPC to local emergency responders and officials: –

What’s Next 2 • Benefits of DPC to local emergency responders and officials: – Maintains control and direction of emergency services and disaster response at the local level – Promotes formal district-wide mutual aid agreements and cooperation with non-jurisdictional partners – Improves the ability of local governments to respond to large scale emergencies Monroe County ARES-RACES Group 4

What’s 3 Next • District 8 Subcommittee Tasks & Objectives: – Overhead Team •

What’s 3 Next • District 8 Subcommittee Tasks & Objectives: – Overhead Team • Chair + county representatives (co-chairs) • Representative is member of the DPC – District Amateur Radio Response Team • Ready response team to assist with normal and back-up emergency communications • Deploy with District Emergency Planning and Response Team to local, regional, state events Monroe County ARES-RACES Group 5

D 8 Overhead Team • Bartholomew • Brown • Jackson • Lawrence • Monroe

D 8 Overhead Team • Bartholomew • Brown • Jackson • Lawrence • Monroe • Orange • Washington Jim Anderson N 9 VXW Robert Bowers KB 9 TCN Herschel Zhand N 9 KPA Rick Nicholson N 9 UMJ Carl Zager KB 9 RVB* William Warren KB 9 TMP Tim Pease K 9 TP * Chair Monroe County ARES-RACES Group 6

What’s 3 Next • Parallel and simultaneous planning and implementation of Amateur Radio response

What’s 3 Next • Parallel and simultaneous planning and implementation of Amateur Radio response strategies: – District 8 Subcommittee • Pre-planning operational/tactical communications • Training procedures • Protocols and training – Statewide RACES Standards & Protocol Council • Technical Coordinator • Technical advisory team To develop systems standards and protocols to be used statewide and in each region Monroe County ARES-RACES Group 7

D 8 Technical Advisory Committee – Coordinator – Bartholomew Rick Nicholson N 9 UMJ

D 8 Technical Advisory Committee – Coordinator – Bartholomew Rick Nicholson N 9 UMJ TBD (interim, Jim Anderson N 9 VXW) – Brown Rick Woehlecke K 9 VM – Jackson Hershel Zhand N 9 KPA – Lawrence Rick Nicholson N 9 UMJ Tim Miller K 9 US Rick Davis WD 8 JJA Dave Jones KB 4 YZ – Monroe Mike Poe KB 9 SGN Neil Rapp WB 9 VPG Dwight Hazen WB 9 TLH – Orange – Washington Monroe County Larry Jones WB 9 HFP Tim Pease K 9 TP ARES-RACES Group 8

D 8 Support Services Advisors – Chris Gilbert KB 9 LTH American Red Cross

D 8 Support Services Advisors – Chris Gilbert KB 9 LTH American Red Cross – Dr Allen Smith K 9 APK D 8 Public Health Coordinator Monroe County ARES-RACES Group 9

What’s 3 Next – Details of the system should be a mutual decision by

What’s 3 Next – Details of the system should be a mutual decision by the Technical Council and the District Subcommittee – Communications inter-operability must be a priority to comply with NIMS – District Subcommittee will be responsible for getting support, approval and funding from the DPC, local RACES, ARES, community partners and served agencies to accomplish plans and projects Monroe County ARES-RACES Group 10

What’s 4 Next – Team Planning Considerations: • • Develop a training standard Plan

What’s 4 Next – Team Planning Considerations: • • Develop a training standard Plan to provide training for DARRT personnel Standardize equipment, procedures and protocols Establish an equipment cache and training that a DARRT unit would need to provide communications • Incorporate existing training options: – ICS/NIMS (100, 200, 700, 800) – ARRL Em. Comm (EC 1, 2, 3) Monroe County ARES-RACES Group 11

What’s 5 Next – Districts 8, 9 and 10 1 st in Line: •

What’s 5 Next – Districts 8, 9 and 10 1 st in Line: • Complete and return membership survey • Update volunteer equipment/training lists • Get MOUs signed by all district counties • Share communications and frequency plan for use by the D 8 Technical Advisory Team Monroe County ARES-RACES Group 12