ARES organization offers chance for citizens to serve

  • Elbert County Emergency Services (EMS) Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES) volunteer members include (L-R) Alex Valderrama, Joe Colvard, EMS Training and Operations Supervisor Tim Bohannon and Josh Carrington. The group of 14 total members is looking for new members to help serve the community through the ARES organization. Those interested can contact Bohannon by emailing tbohannon@elbertcoes.org or calling 706-988-6305. (Photo by Scoggins)
    Elbert County Emergency Services (EMS) Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES) volunteer members include (L-R) Alex Valderrama, Joe Colvard, EMS Training and Operations Supervisor Tim Bohannon and Josh Carrington. The group of 14 total members is looking for new members to help serve the community through the ARES organization. Those interested can contact Bohannon by emailing tbohannon@elbertcoes.org or calling 706-988-6305. (Photo by Scoggins)
    Elbert County Emergency Services is offering a way for members of the general public to help assist in emergency situations through Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES). Done through t...

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