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PINELLAS COUNTY FLORIDA AUXILIARY COMMUNICATIONS SERVICE (ACS)

PINELLAS COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Sally Bishop, Director Emergency Management
David MacNamee, Emergency Management – Operations Manager
Robert Homan, Emergency Management Senior Coordinator
PINELLAS COUNTY ACS STAFF
Neil Lauritsen, W4NHL, ACS Radio Officer(RO)/ARES Emergency Coordinator (EC)
William Reese, KK4XI, Deputy Radio Officer/Dep. EC
Demos Doulou, KR4US, Dep. RO - Repeater Trustee/DEP. EC
Bruce Roggenkamp, WD9FMI, Dep. RO - Administrative Asst.
Bruce Kreutzer, KI4CPZ Dep. RO - EOC Shift One Supervisor/AEC
Jeff Palmer, NE4C, Dep. RO - EOC Shift Two Supervisor/AEC
Richard Pomeroy, WD4SCD, - Logistics Officer/AEC
Doug Williams, N2DW - Government Liaison/Shelter Coordinator/AEC
Kevin Poorman, KV4CT - Public Information Officer (PIO)/AEC
ACS Mission
General:
The ACS mission is to serve its sponsoring governmental jurisdiction in
support of any possible need relative to communications in an emergency.
This means far more than being activated in sporadic emergencies. It
includes day-to-day involvement in the affairs of that agency. In effect,
ACS becomes an integrated aspect of the sponsoring agency staff, albeit
unpaid.
Specific:
For Pinellas County, the ACS unit of the Department of Emergency Management
(DEM) provides a variety of professional unpaid (volunteer) skills,
including administrative, technical and operational, for emergency tactical,
administrative and logistical communications between the State and
its agencies, its Regions, county and city governments and neighboring state
governments.
Specific mission assignments include on-going ACS bulletins, assistance to
counties and cities in developing ACS units in their jurisdictions;
and coordination with other State agency ACS units once they are formed, and
support of the State Emergency Operations Center.
The Pinellas County ACS Unit provides, supplements, or augments Government
communications during emergencies where normal communication systems
have sustained damaged, are being over taxed or over-burdened, or
backup radio operators are required. ACS may be used in a wide
variety of situations, including but not limited to:
2010 DHS/FEMA & FLEOC TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR ACS(RACES) and ARES MEMBERS
Download "Training Requirements for ACS and ARES Members
This are the Basic Training Requirements for ALL ARES and ACS Personnel:
ARRL EC-001 Level 1 Basic - Amateur Radio Emergency Communications
FEMA - IS-100 Introduction to Incident Command System
FEMA - IS 200 ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action
FEMA - NIMS IS-700 National Incident Management System (NIMS) An
Introduction.
FEMA - IS-802 Emergency Support Function 2 Operators (ESF-2)
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