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T RAINING V OLUNTEERS The ARRL Introduction to Emergency Communication Course EC-001 (2011) Session Five

Reminder Complete two DHS/FEMA Courses IS-100.b Introduction to ICS IS-700 National Incident Management System

Session Five Topic Session 1 – Topics 1, 2, 3, 4, 5a, 5b Session 2 – Topics 6, 7a, 7b, 7c, 7d, 8, 9, 10 Session 3 – Topics 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 Session 4 – Topics 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 Session 5 – Topics 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 Session 6 – Topics 28, 29, Summary, Final Exam

Topic 23 – ARES PIO: The Right Stuff

Public Information Officer (PIO) “ Providing the Right information to the Right people at the Right time so they can make the Right decisions ” FEMA Advanced PIO Course

The Agency PIO Media Relations Part of the ICS Team Silence is as bad as errors – rumors start ICS standardize ways to be a unified voice Unified Command (UC) – All agency PIOs report to the Joint Information Center (JIC)

The ARES PIO Expert on Amateur Radio Joint Information Center (JIC) Introduce other ARES members to the Media PIO and operators are properly dressed Avoid interviews with inappropriate dressed members

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE SHOULD YOU EVER SPECULATE AS TO THE OUTCOME OF THE SITUATION, OR PROVIDE ANY INFORMATION AS TO VICTIM NAMES, CONDITION OF INDIVIDUALS OR GRAVITY OF THE SITUATION TO THE MEDIA. There is no such thing as “off the record”

Can the EC be the PIO? Not Really Each role is a full time job Specifically designated training Why can’t just anyone talk to the press? 15 minutes of fame Does not have accurate information Start guessing

Some Rules Amateur Radio must NOT be used to assist news media when normal means are available Operators may assist from areas where normal communications are disrupted and the media may record the conversation

Who can record and Transmit what? Amateur Radio operators can NOT record and re-transmit commercial radio and TV broadcasts Commercial radio and TV reporters CAN record and then broadcast Amateur Radio messages

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Topic 23 Question 1.A Joint Information Center is established to: A.Formulate a unified voice and message B.Dispel rumors C.Provide a central location for media questions D.All of the above

Topic 23 Question 2.As an ARES PIO you will be expected to: A.Get coffee for the Lead PIO B.Provide relevant information to media regarding Amateur Radio involvement C.Give timely updates regarding the overall emergency effort and participants D.Provide a victim list including names and conditions

Topic 23 Question 3.You are involved in an ARES deployment but not as a PIO. A reporter shows up at your location and starts to ask you questions. What should you do? A.If possible, refer them to the JIC, designated Lead PIO or ARES PIO B.If possible, refer them to the EC or DEC C.Refer them to the Unified Commander D.Be friendly, tell them what you are doing and how the operation is going

Topic 23 Question 4.There's a flood in progress. A reporter for the local TV station comes to your location and asks you to get on the radio and talk to someone at the levees to find out if they think the sandbags will hold. What things need to be considered in this request? A.Are other means of communications available B.Amateurs can ask questions if other Amateurs – not just “someone” C.The question is speculating about things not specific to Amateur Radio operation D.All the above

A NY Q UESTIONS B EFORE S TARTING T OPIC 24?