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Section Manager
Peter Stohrer, K1PJS
Section Emergency Coordinator
Wayne Santos, N1CKM
Section Traffic Manager
Joe Burke, W1INC
Affiliated Club Coordinator
Al Shuman, K!AKS

Official Observer Coordinator
Loren Albright, W1UV

Public Information Coordinator

Technical Coordinator
Dee Hebert, AB1ST

State Government Liaison
Bill Nelson, KA1PTW










Navigation

NH ARES
NH NTS
Section News
Field Day
ARRL
Home

NH Section Staff

Section Manager
Peter Stohrer, K1PJS
Section Emergency Coordinator
Wayne Santos, N1CKM
Section Traffic Manager
Joe Burke, W1INC
Affiliated Club Coordinator
Al Shuman, K!AKS

Official Observer Coordinator
Loren Albright, W1UV

Public Information Coordinator

Technical Coordinator
Dee Hebert, AB1ST

State Government Liaison
Bill Nelson, KA1PTW










Section Emergency Coordinator - Wayne Santos, N1CKM

The  mission of New Hampshire ARES is to provide communication and related services  for selected public and private agencies during communications emergencies, and  in support of non-emergency public service activities. We provide this service  with a vision to be competent Radio Operators providing quality auxiliary communications to New Hampshire communities. From the Section Emergency  Coordinator (SEC), through the local Emergency Coordinators (EC), and down to  the individual operator, we are a service dedicated to supporting our local  communities and inspiring confidence in our unique capabilities. NH ARES is part  of the national ARRL ARES program, and is generally organized and operated as  defined in the ARRL Public Service Communications Manual.  We have two  levels of management, one at the Section (state) level, and one at the local  level.  The SEC has overall responsibility for all ARES members and operations within the Section.  Each appointed EC has direct responsibility for members, planning, training, and operations in their assigned local operational area.  Section leadership is responsible for operating and maintaining all Section-wide functions, and for providing certain training and administrative resources to support ECs. If you want to be a part of this dynamic service visit the NH ARES website:  http://www.nh-ares.org/  or send an email to the NH ARES SEC @ mailto:N1CKM@arrl.net

 




 

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