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* Check in the AROs for the teams in your regions while compiling a roster. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Checking in Stations|Checking in Stations]]. See also [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Compiling a Roster of Teams|Compiling a Roster of Teams]] in the same document. Consider [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Calling for Relays|calling for relays]] unless you are sure that you can be heard by and you can hear all stations in your region.
* Check in the AROs for the teams in your regions while compiling a roster. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Checking in Stations|Checking in Stations]]. See also [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Compiling a Roster of Teams|Compiling a Roster of Teams]] in the same document. Consider [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Calling for Relays|calling for relays]] unless you are sure that you can be heard by and you can hear all stations in your region.
* Handle any questions from the teams checked into your subnet.
* Handle any questions from the teams checked into your subnet.
* Contact Tactical Net and [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Transmitting a Roster to ECC|transmit your roster]]. Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so.  See
* Check in with Command Net. 
** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].
** Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].
** Transmitting a Roster to the Portland EOC.  Command Net or Tactical Net should tell you how they wish to receive your roster of teams checked into your subnet. Follow one of these procedures:
** Transition to MC-9 -- 146.460 MHz simplex -- check in and participate in a briefing.
*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC|Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC]].  
* Transition back to your subnet.
*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC|Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC]].  If you use this procedure and get additional check-ins later, you can use the voice procedure above to notify EOC of the additional stations in your region.  
* Transmit your roster.  
** Consider appointing a temporary SNC before doing so. See [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Appointing a Temporary Subnet Controller|Appointing a Temporary SNC]].
** Transmit your roster to the Portland EOC.  Command Net or Tactical Net should tell you how they wish to receive your roster of teams checked into your subnet. Follow one of these procedures:
*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC|Using Voice to Transmit a Roster to the Portland EOC]].
*** [[Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators#Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC|Using the Winlink Check-in Form to Report a Roster to the Portland EOC]].  If you use this procedure and get additional check-ins later, you can use the voice procedure above to notify EOC of the additional stations in your region.
* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.
* Return to your regional subnet frequency and announce your return.
* Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages.  Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence:
* Handle message traffic based on [[Message Precedence|precedence]] starting with emergency messages and then priority messages.  Emergency messages addressed to the EOC should be transmitted by voice via the Tactical Net. Priority messages should normally transmitted via Winlink. If you receive a surge of Priority messages use the following sub-precedence:
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