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DOUG REED COURAGE FUND

Donations can be mailed to:

 Atomic Credit Union, c/o Doug Reed Courage Fund, 711 Beaver Creek Rd., Piketon, Ohio 45661

 

Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES) -

WEBSITE AT: seoares.org

 

JACKSON COUNTY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB

Meetings are the third Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM at Holzer Medical Center - Jackson.

Contact Jim Dennett at (740) 286-5454 or e-mail him at W8ZUA@Copper.net for more information.

 

 

 

 

Weather Radio 

Set NOAA Weather Radios to 162.425 MHz (Athens), 162.5250 MHz  (Otway) or 162.500 (Chillicothe).                                                     

 

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Este's Tractor Trailer roll over on 20 June 2009 on US 35 in Bloomfield Twp.

Pictures by Bloomfield FD

 

 

 

Jackson County CERT Class # 01-2009  June 2nd, 2009

 

 

 

CONFINED SPACE CLASS conducted in Jackson County

Photos by Mary-Jean Hanna of the Athens County Hazmat Team

 

 

Coalton, Ohio  - 12 January 2009

Hazmat Incident at Culligan Water Conditioning

 

  Initial Response

  Decon beginning setup.

 

   SEOEMS taking vitals on Hazmat Team member

  Hazmat Team Chief giving instructions to Hazmat Team members.

  SEOEMS and Law Enforcement on stand-by while Hazmat Team prepares to make entry.

 

  Hazmat Team members suiting up in Level A for entry.

  Safety Officer giving last minute instructions to Hazmat Entry Team.

  Hazmat Team members make initial entry to facility.

 

Jackson, Ohio - 13 January 2009

Diesel Fuel Spill at Quik Stop Marathon on Broadway Street

 

  Jackson FD firefighters placing absorbents on diesel fuel spill.

   Jackson FD firefighters performing cleanup at diesel fuel spill.

  View from across Broadway Street. Notice extent that absorbents had to be placed.

  City of Jackson Street & Alley workers had to place sand on roadway all the way past the Jackson Motor Inn (to brown building in the right hand corner) due to the extent of diesel fuel on street. .

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