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 ====== SCRD - Emergency Program VE7SCE ======
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   * An Emergency generator will provide electrical power to the EOC. Portable generators are also available.
-The Emergency Communications Team (ECT) meet weekly on Wednesdays between  10:00 -- 14:00 LT.
+The Emergency Communications Team (ECT) meet weekly on Wednesdays between  09:00 -- 12:00 LT.
-  * Check-ins on Wednesdays to the station VE7SCE on VE7RXZ 147.220 MHz are welcome.
+  * The Emergency Communications Team (ECT) does a weekly (Wednesday) net at 09:30 from VE7SCE on VE7RXZ 147.220 MHz. Check-ins are welcome.
 ===== BC PERCS - Public Safety Lifeline Volunteers =====
 Source: [[https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/emergency-preparedness-response-recovery/volunteers/emergency-radio-communications |BC Emergency Radio Communications]]
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-> During disasters and other serious emergency situations, a proven reliable means of communication has been emergency radio communications, notably “amateur” or “ham” radio
+During disasters and other serious emergency situations, a proven reliable means of communication has been emergency radio communications, notably “amateur” or “ham” radio
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-> Through the [[http://www.percs.bc.ca/ |Provincial Emergency Radio Communications Service (PERCS)]], Emergency Management BC is linked with the hundreds of volunteer amateur radio operators who are available to assist with communications in the event of an emergency.
+Through the [[http://www.percs.bc.ca/ |Provincial Emergency Radio Communications Service (PERCS)]], Emergency Management BC is linked with the hundreds of volunteer amateur radio operators who are available to assist with communications in the event of an emergency.
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-> These licensed volunteer amateur radio operators are affiliated with their local government’s emergency management programs and most supply their own equipment. They train regularly and often take part in emergency exercises so they are prepared for any crisis situation that arises.
+These licensed volunteer amateur radio operators are affiliated with their local government’s emergency management programs and most supply their own equipment. They train regularly and often take part in emergency exercises so they are prepared for any crisis situation that arises.
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 Members of the SCRD ECT are required to be members of the EMBC Public Safety Lifeline Volunteers.