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b. The ARO checks in with the Multnomah County Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) Resource Net Controller on the Resource Net MC-2. Checking in with MC-2, the ARO gives his or her FCC call sign and frequency, and waits for acknowledgement from the net control operator. Once recognized, the ARO then provides the following information:
b. The ARO checks in with the Multnomah County Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) Resource Net Controller on the Resource Net MC-2. Checking in with MC-2, the ARO gives his or her FCC call sign and frequency, and waits for acknowledgement from the net control operator. Once recognized, the ARO then provides their name and any other information requested by the net control operator.
* Name
 
* FCC Call Sign
c.The ARO then declares that she or he already has an assignment (which is to support the NET).
* Any other information deemed necessary by the ARO or requested by net control
 
c. The ARO then declares that she or he already has an assignment (which is to support the NET) and is switching to the PBEM tactical net.
d. If no contact is possible on the Multnomah County ARES Resource Net (MC-2), AROs should attempt to make contact with a Multnomah County ARES Net Controller via Multnomah Resource Net
d. If no contact is possible on the Multnomah County ARES Resource Net (MC-2), AROs should attempt to make contact with a Multnomah County ARES Net Controller via Multnomah Resource Net
Simplex (MC-12).
Simplex (MC-12).
e. After checking in with the Resource Net Controller (or attempting to check in) the ARO switches over to the tactical net reserved for PBEM at MC 8, followed by MC 9 if there is no answer at MC 8. The ARO will check in with the PBEM Tactical Net Controller, sited at the ECC, and repeat the same information given for the Multnomah County Resource Net check in.
 
f. Regular radio traffic and monitoring commences. The NET Tactical Net Controller will contact each team periodically for status reports and issue deployment authorization messages or assignments as necessary. AROs should use the NET Tactical Net also to request resources and information. AROs will handle life threat radio traffic on a different tactical net: MC-6. This s the only circumstance under which an ARO should communicate NET activities on a frequency other than the NET Tactical Net unless directed differently by the Net Controller.
e. The Resource Net controller or another operator will then provide information about regional subnets and any recent changes to those subnets frequencies. When the subnet controller releases the NET AROs each of them will change to their regional subnet frequency and check in with that subnet.
 
f. Regular radio traffic and monitoring commences. The ECC radio room may route informational bulletins or request for situation reports to the NET AROs via their regional subnets.  The NET AROs may route situation reports and requests to the ECC or replies to previous messages from the ECC.
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