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# '''Inform PBEM:''' Next, the volunteer must email net@portlandoregon.gov to report the change in status and the declared VSF. PBEM will update the volunteer database accordingly. | # '''Inform PBEM:''' Next, the volunteer must email net@portlandoregon.gov to report the change in status and the declared VSF. PBEM will update the volunteer database accordingly. | ||
# If the volunteer wishes to return to Active status, they follow the steps above in reverse. Depending on the length of their absence from Active status, they may need a renewed [[Criminal Background|background check]] and ID. | # If the volunteer wishes to return to Active status, they follow the steps above in reverse. Depending on the length of their absence from Active status, they may need a renewed [[Criminal Background|background check]] and ID. | ||
# They may hang on to their NET vest, hard hat, and ID if they wish. Otherwise, they should turn those items in to their Team Leader. | |||
=== For non-NET neighbors === | === For non-NET trained neighbors === | ||
NET volunteers often meet neighbors who want to be part of their NET's mission, but do not have the time and/or inclination to complete Basic NET Training. Having them sign up as an ATV is ideal in this situation. NETs will find these neighbors have specific skills or interests that correspond well to VSFs. For example, a medical professional who lives in the area is ideally suited to enlist under [[VSF 08: Medical & Mental Health|VSF 08]]. A neighbor who possesses a HAM license (or wants to get one) should enlist under [[Radio Communication Procedures|VSF 02]]. And so on. Team Leaders should view these ATVs as opportunities to round out the skillsets available on their teams. | NET volunteers often meet neighbors who want to be part of their NET's mission, but do not have the time and/or inclination to complete Basic NET Training. Having them sign up as an ATV is ideal in this situation. NETs will find these neighbors have specific skills or interests that correspond well to VSFs. For example, a medical professional who lives in the area is ideally suited to enlist under [[VSF 08: Medical & Mental Health|VSF 08]]. A neighbor who possesses a HAM license (or wants to get one) should enlist under [[Radio Communication Procedures|VSF 02]]. And so on. Team Leaders should view these ATVs as opportunities to round out the skillsets available on their teams. | ||