The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) is:
More than 35,000 amateurs nationwide who have voluntarily registered their services and formed an organized pool of operators to provide reliable primary and secondary communications links for governmental agencies and/or non-profit organizations when needed.

 

The ARRL recruits, trains, and supports the members of the Amateur Radio Emergency Service a service with more than six decades of experience in organized, disciplined amateur radio emergency communications. ARES operators pride themselves in their professionalism.  They are “amateurs”

only by virtue of their volunteering their time, skill and equipment at no cost to you to help you meet your needs.

 

 Want to know more?  Contact us or visit these sites

                                             www.emergency-radio.org

                                 www.hello-radio.org

                                  

170 S Main ST

Ivins, UT  84738

 

 

 

We Hold a monthy training meeting on the third Saturday of each month @ 1900 Mountain Daylight Savings Time.  The location of this meeting is 587 N 600 W, St. George, UT (upstairs of the Dixie Ambulance Station)