Hello all!
Unfortunately, this year's event season has been devastated by the Coronavirus pandemic. We wish health and well being to all of our volunteers as well as all of the event management folks and hope to have a full season next year. We still have a couple of events listed in our Calendar, including our traditional end of year event, Skywarn Recognition Day.
If you are aware of an event that needs to be listed please contact me at mickey@utahsag.org.
For those events where we have been asked to assist with the support we will have links in the event info here and on the calendar so you can register to volunteer right from here.
We do our best to make sure everyone has an opportunity to volunteer for each event, so we will continue to also inform our "members" via email. If you are not already on our email list please click here to add yourself to the list.
This section is only for near future current events that have a volunteer signup process already set up. If you want to see events that are further into the future, or for events supported by other clubs/groups, please go to the calendar where you can view events throughout the year.
If you are an event manager or the HAM/SAG/Support manager of an event that you would like to have listed please send an email to mickey@utahsag.org.
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Bear 100 Endurance Run - September 25, 5:30 AM - September 26, 6:30 PM
Hyrum Gibbons Mount Logan Park, 1400 E 350 S, Logan, UT
Bear 100 is a 100 mile endurance run that begins in Logan, Utah and ends at Bear Lake. Nearly 300 runners participate in this rugged and remote event. Amateur radio operators provide aid station and communications support for runners and crew.
There will be a Bear 100 training meeting for all ham radio operators. It will be held at the Sheriffs office Training room (3rd Floor)
Aid Station Operators in positions and set up ready to operate at least one hour before your assigned runners are to arrive to your Station.
Radio operators are needed to man all the feed stations and checkpoints along the route. Our role is to make sure that runners make it safely from check point to check point. It is best to have 2 to 4 hams at each checkpoint.
Most of the information need will be covered in this Bear 100 Radio Communications Bible and other documents that will be updated on the BARC Website. You can also join the Bear 100 Conversation group - bear100comm@groups.io
If you want to volunteer to assist with this event please go to: https://barconline.org/activities/
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