Seattle

Skywarn Weather Spotter Training at our NOAA Sand Point facility on the evening of Apr 22nd.

Seattle ACS and MST members gathered on Saturday February 27 to hear presentations by Dave Mann, KD7ZYM and Jim...

There is Road Construction - here is an alternative route Map

Enhance your ability to personally respond during disasters. Excellent training for organized community groups—neighbors, friends, co-workers. Learn essential life-saving skills.

Seattle Neighborhoods Actively Prepare (SNAP) is offered at various libraries throughout the City to help residents and neighborhoods become better prepared for disasters. This interactive and informative program teaches simple steps that don’t take a lot of time or money. You’ll learn that preparedness can be fun and empowering!

A Training Workshop for Volunteer Emergency Communicators

Reminder – ACS/MST training is scheduled for Saturday February 27, at Room 101 Olympic Hall – South...

MST Invites all to attend - also refresher on HIPAA Confientiality

Community organizations urged to take advantage and apply by March 8th

SEATTLE — The city is looking for ways to close the gap between its digital haves and have-nots.

The 5th Saturday drill was a good opportunity to test the gear and a good excuse to setup the HF antenna.

Interested in Day time EOC orientation and detailed training as well as WEBEOC training -

Debbie Goetz recaps Personal & Family Preparedness Bob Helling updates us on Net Procedures

On December 12th of last year the Medical Services and ACS teams got together to celebrate another successful year of...

Election of Officers and a Program by Jim Hadlock K7WA

The Pacific Northwest Weather Workshop will be held Friday and Saturday, 5-6 March 2010, at the NOAA Western Regional...

Mark Hagler KK7U, new Trustee