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Hurricane Harvey Response Timeline August 17 - September 3 2017 Jefgery A Walter KE5FGA ARRL STX SEC 1 3 Rules of volunteering Never let the lack of equipment stop you from partjcipatjng Never take an assignment that you are

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Hurricane Harvey Response Timeline August 17 - September 3 2017

Jefgery A Walter KE5FGA ARRL STX SEC

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3 Rules of volunteering

  • Never let the lack of equipment stop you from

partjcipatjng

  • Never take an assignment that you are

uncomfortable with

  • Work in pairs when possible

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The 1st document was received from Harris County Homeland Security was a regional joint informatjon center (RJIC) informatjon packet for 44 citjes and municipalitjes

August 23 9:23am

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The 2nd document was an ICS-217 Frequency Communicatjons Plan received from an American Red Cross Liaison for coordinatjon with STX

August 23 9:39am

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All AESCs, DECs, and EC’s were copied with the plan @ 10:13a

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The 1st Incident Actjon Plan (IAP) was posted on the STX website www.arrlstx.org

August 23 11:00am

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Request sent to all amateur Radio Emergency Coordinators for their local main frequency Within 18 hours replies came from Victoria, Travis, Grimes, Williamson and Matagorda

August 23 1:00pm

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The initjal ICS-204 Communicatjons Assignments List for District 14 was produced Note the assignment period was to begin on Saturday August 26th

August 24 5:28pm

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August 25 9:36pm

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ICS 214 from George Fletcher AD5CQ 6 hour scheduled shifu ends at Midnight August 25.

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August 26 08:36am

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STX Volunteer Types

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Dr397-18dst-cm2@redcross.org

  • District 1 (north portjon of Texas Gulf Coast Region)
  • Walker County Storm Shelter, 455 State Highway 75 N, Huntsville, TX 77320
  • Bay Harbor Methodist Church, 3459 Deke Slayton Expressway, Galveston, TX 77573
  • Huntsville High School, 515 FM 2821 E, Huntsville, TX 77320
  • Knights of Columbus, 1310 Hwy 90 West, Sealy, TX 77474
  • MO Campbell Educatjon Center, 1865 Aldine Bender Road, Houston, TX 77032
  • CLOSED: Chinese Community Center, 9800 Town Park, Houston, TX 77036
  • Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 507 S 4th St, Richard, TX
  • ADDED:
  • First Baptjst Church Tomball 401 Oxford Street TOMBALL, TX 77375
  • First Baptjst Church 400 WEST HANSON STREET CLEVELAND, TX 77327
  • District 2 (south portjon of Texas Gulf Coast Region)
  • Bloomington ISD Dome, 200 N Leonard St, Bloomington, TX 77951
  • Callen High School, 4001 Wildcat Dr, Corpus Christj, TX 78410
  • Cuero Intermediate School, 502 Park Heights, Cuero, TX 77954
  • Hebbronville High School, 210 Longhorn Lane, Hebronville, TX 78361
  • Knights of Columbus, 1050 Cecilia St, Alice, TX 78332
  • Seale Junior High, 401 E Ave G, Robstown, TX 78380
  • St Joseph HS Dome, 110 E Red River, Victoria, TX 77901
  • St. Paul Lutheran Church, 234 N Gohmert St, Yorktown, TX 78164
  • ADDED:
  • Tuloso Midway High 2653 McKenzie Road, Corpus Christj 78460

AUGUST 27 9:47am

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Rules for ARES at the shelter

  • Each of the Amateur Radio operators must have in their possession an ARES badge and

wear an ARES/ARRL or plain shirt or vest . The operators need to be careful driving to a

  • shelter. The shelters are open to the public and we would not expect limitatjons accessing

the shelter.

  • The operator would not be able to access client or private areas of the shelter.
  • We are expectjng the need for support to contjnue untjl the risk of loss of communicatjon

has passed. Current thinking is next Friday, 9/1. Coordinatjon of the work shifus is lefu to the discretjon of the local resources.

  • The Amateur Radio operators will be provided with meals at the shelter. They will have an

area in the shelter to set up their radio equipment and they would not be required to work

  • ut of their vehicle. Sheltering would be arranged with the shelter manager.
  • Reimbursement for fuel is available but would need to coordinated post-event.
  • Additjonal Red Cross supplied amateur radio equipment may become available as early as

Monday.

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Wide Area VHF Nets

Liberty, Chambers, Galveston, Brazoria,

  • Ft. Bend, Waller, Montgomery

and Harris Countjes Net notjces sent via STX paging system

August 27-30 7:00pm

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Net Control Script Template August 27 7:00pm

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Phone reports from Mark Mireles AD5CA for the Corpus Christj area: Rockport badly damaged. No request for amateur assistance received from county offjcials.

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Evacuatjon order received from WB8FVB for Matagorda County No Fire, Police or Medical services untjl further notjce The fmooding begins

August 28 6:37am

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Map of NRG CB Statjon

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Anyone who chooses to not [evacuate] cannot expect to be rescued and should write their social security numbers in permanent marker

  • n their arm so their bodies can be identjfjed.

The loss of life and property is certain. GET OUT OR DIE!

Tyler County Emergency Management

August 30, 2017

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The rain fjnally stopped in Harris at about 2 PM on Wednesday August 30. It did not rain again untjl September 19th. For Hardin, Jefgerson, Liberty, Newton, Orange and Tyler the rain contjnued

August 31 6:00am

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All Harvey recovery actjvity moved to the NRG site on September 1. NRG Center – Shelter for non-Harris NRG CB Lot – Food, Water, Ice NRG Arena - Medical

September 3 11:43am

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August 31 ICS-205 Frequency Plan for NRG

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Mutual aid came from Travis and Williamson Countjes. Kerby Spruiell KG5DLD John Roberts W5RZG Janet McCracken KR4CKN Mark Esslinger W5MAE

The last operator at TranStar was

Wilber Bandemer AB5WW

September 3 11:43am

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Mutual aid came from Bexar County Charlie Land KC5NKK

Cuero Shelter NRG CB Yellow Lot

September 3 11:43am

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To sum up our actjvity, Harvey did not create a wide area communicatjon

  • utage.

We responded when requested to the best of our ability. That is all that we can ever do.

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The Texas 100

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For more audio you can access these links for interviews: htups://twit.tv/shows/ham-natjon/episodes/315?autostart=false Google: Ham Natjon episode 315 htup://www.arrl.org/fjles/fjle/News/Audio%20News/Audio%20Ne ws%20Extra%20Editjon/KA5CVH%20-%20August%2030.mp3 Google: ARRL Audio News Hurricane Harvey

Thank you Jefgery Walter KE5FGA@ARRL.NET