Join the City’s Emergency Response Team for Ham Radio Communications

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The city of Snoqualmie is calling on ham radio operators and those interested in emergency communications to become part of the Snoqualmie Emergency Communications and Support Team (SECAST). This essential team significantly boosts the city's emergency response capabilities, especially when traditional communication methods are compromised during crises. Participants will receive training in radio operations, empowering them with skills that can make a difference in real-world emergency situations. The initiative reflects Snoqualmie's proactive approach to enhancing community safety and ensuring effective communication during emergencies. Joining SECAST not only offers individuals the chance to learn valuable skills, but it also allows them to contribute positively to their community.

This program highlights the importance of collaboration in emergency management and encourages civic engagement among residents. Those interested in volunteering are invited to seize this opportunity to serve their community meaningfully. This initiative is an impactful step toward fostering a safer and more prepared Snoqualmie.

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