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Portland is divided into six areas, each with a volunteer who serves as a Radio Training Liaison (RTL). This training liaison work with licensed amateur radio operators to help them complete the [https://www.portland.gov/sites/default/files/2022/PBEM%20NET%20ARO%20Task%20List%2011JAN21-v2_0.pdf ARO Task List]. Radio Training Liaisons are confirmed by PBEM’s senior communications officer. RTLs serve indefinitely after appointment. | Portland is divided into six areas, each with a volunteer who serves as a Radio Training Liaison (RTL). This training liaison work with licensed amateur radio operators to help them complete the [https://www.portland.gov/sites/default/files/2022/PBEM%20NET%20ARO%20Task%20List%2011JAN21-v2_0.pdf ARO Task List]. Radio Training Liaisons are confirmed by PBEM’s senior communications officer. RTLs serve indefinitely after appointment. | ||
NET Radio Training Liaisons are assigned to areas of Portland as illustrated on this [https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams/documents/net-radio-training-liaison-rtl-map-0/download map]. RTLs are responsible for their area of Portland, and | NET Radio Training Liaisons are assigned to areas of Portland as illustrated on this [https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams/documents/net-radio-training-liaison-rtl-map-0/download map]. RTLs are responsible for their area of Portland, and work with amateur radio operators inside that area. They can also assist, and be assisted by, RTLs from other parts of Portland. PBEM has a [https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams/documents/net-radio-training-liaison-rtl-map-0/download webpage] that provides a map that includes names and contact information. | ||
RTLs may | RTLs maintain the [https://www.portland.gov/sites/default/files/2022/PBEM%20NET%20ARO%20Task%20List%2011JAN21-v2_0.pdf ARO Task List] and [[Advanced ARO Task Lists]]. They may perform other tasks such as reviewing and offering comments or recommendations on the communications plans of teams in their area. | ||
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Portland is divided into six areas, each with a volunteer who serves as a Radio Training Liaison (RTL). This training liaison work with licensed amateur radio operators to help them complete the ARO Task List. Radio Training Liaisons are confirmed by PBEM’s senior communications officer. RTLs serve indefinitely after appointment.
NET Radio Training Liaisons are assigned to areas of Portland as illustrated on this map. RTLs are responsible for their area of Portland, and work with amateur radio operators inside that area. They can also assist, and be assisted by, RTLs from other parts of Portland. PBEM has a webpage that provides a map that includes names and contact information.
RTLs maintain the ARO Task List and Advanced ARO Task Lists. They may perform other tasks such as reviewing and offering comments or recommendations on the communications plans of teams in their area.