Note: the Portland/Vancouver
Operational Area includes the counties of
Clackamas, Columbia, Multnomah, and Washington in Oregon, and Clark in Washington.
Portland Local Area Emergency Communications Committee:
Kent Randles K7YXZ
Senior Engineer
Entercom-Portland (92.3 KGON LP-2)
Portland/Vancouver Local Area Emergency Communications Committee (LAECC)
krandles at entercom dot com
503-535-0482
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Month |
Scheduled RMT |
Make-up RMT |
|
February |
7th @ 00:15 Thursday This is on the Wednesday Evening shift. |
13th @ 00:15 Wednesday This is on the Tuesday Evening Shift |
|
April |
3rd @ 00:15 Wednesday This is on the Tuesday Evening Shift |
9th @ 00:15 Tuesday This is on Monday evening shift |
|
June |
7th @ 00:15 Friday This is on the Thursday Evening Shift |
13th @ 00:15 Thursday This is on the Wednesday evening shift |
|
August |
7rd @ 00:15 Wednesday This is on the Tuesday evening shift |
13th @ 00:15 Tuesday This is on the Monday evening shift |
|
October |
7th @ 00:15 Monday This is on the Sunday evening shift |
14th @ 00:15 15 Monday This is on the Sunday Evening shift. |
|
December |
3rd @ 00:15 am Tuesday This is on the Monday Evening Shift |
9th @ 00:15 Monday This is on the Sunday evening shift |
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Month |
Originator |
Scheduled RMT |
Make-up RMT |
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January |
Local |
Monday January 7th |
Monday January 14th |
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March |
Local |
Thursday, March 7th |
Wednesday, March 13th |
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May |
Local |
Tuesday May 7th |
Monday May 13th |
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July |
Local |
Tuesday July 2nd |
Monday July 8th |
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September |
Eastern Local |
Tuesday, September 3rd |
Monday, September 9th |
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September |
Western Wide |
Wednesday, September 11th 10:15 am |
Tuesday, September 17th |
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November |
Local |
Thursday, November 7th |
Wednesday, November 13th |
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In addition to the two required EAS
monitoring assignments in Portland/Vancouver,
LP-1 101.1 KXL and LP-2 92.3 KGON,
think about monitoring (in this order):
Local Relay Network 166.25 MHz
(first-generation audio for tests and alerts from Multnomah, Washington,
and Clark counties)
National Weather Service: 162.55 MHz (Portland office)
State Relay (SR): 91.5 KOPB-FM (the first generation audio for tests and alerts from the State)
Capital Operational Area (Salem) LP-1 KWVT-LP TV Channel 17.2 (since Salem is in the Portland metro)
Washington State Relay Network (SRN): 155.475 MHz (except for RMT and CAE)
Since 3/21/04
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