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This site is operated by and for Cupertino Amateur Radio Emergency Service (CARES) members interested in emergency preparedness and amateur radio communication.  Visitors are welcome to check us out.

Winter 2010 Highlights!
Here's what's happening with CARES... 

5-Nov. CARES held its Debrief for the October City-wide Earthquake Drill on 5-Nov, with a review of feedback from the membership. See the Debrief Material for a summary of the feedback, and watch for the After Action Report coming soon

9-Oct. ATTENTION: MAC Responders (17-Oct-09):  See the note below for Event Details.  MAC responders will be deployed to City ARK sites for the drill.  All  Please download a copy of these driving directions prior to responding.  Responders should proceed to City Hall, Page 1 of the instructions.

Where were you on October 17, 1989?  If you were in the Bay Area, you felt the Loma Prieta Earthquake.  As a reminder that we live in earthquake country, the City of Cupertino is planning an all-volunteer (CARES, CERT, MRC) 2 day activation with the goal of activating all six City "Arks" and reaching out to all 21,000 residences.  Several hundred man-hours of planning and preparation has gone into getting ready for this event.  Here is the material that  what CARES reviewed in September , October-Part2a, and October-Part2b to prep for this event.

The 4th of July Fireworks event was another success for the City and for the volunteers who supported it; thanks to all the CARES members and County MACs who helped make it happen.  As usual, the job is not done until the paperwork is complete; see the Event's After Action Report for how we did and recommendations for next year's event.

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  updated:  February 03, 2010