The map is updated with traffic for July 26, 2026.
New training resources are available.
The initial resources from the GA ARES® 2026 State Meeting are information about the GA ARES® Weekly Winlink Net and presentations for Hospital Communications Training and HIPAA Training.
The information is available here.
Reports are now available for the Hospital Net and the Public Health Net. The information is proprietary and only available to GA ARES® members who are logged into their GA ARES® account.
Links to the reports are included in the main menu for this site.
The Hospital Report can be viewed HERE.
The Public Health Report can be viewed HERE.
If you are a GA ARES® member, and you are having issues with your account, click the following link to send a message to: Support
If you are interested in more information about the Hospital and Public Health Teams, please complete this FORM.
Thanks to Luis Morales, KK4ZFT for creating these reports to share this important information with his teams and all other members of GA ARES®.
These clubs are in Houston County. Members from the clubs operated together for ARRL® Field Day 2026. Operations were in the recreation building at a local church. There was plenty of room to set up and operate in the 6 Alpha category. Plenty of outdoor space was available for antennas as well as a temporary shelter erected for field operations.
The setup and operational activities are recorded in two videos.
Part 1 - Friday Setup
Part 2 - Field Day 2026 Operations
The Monroe County members started the day early with a team breakfast and last minute planning. Some operators stayed all night. Other members had family obligations, but they were able to return and continue operations. Fun was had by all, and contacts were made!
Pictures from Monroe County Field Day are available HERE.
For Field Day 2026 members of the Macon-Bibb County ARES® team operated from the county emergency operations center.
The group works closely with the local S.O.R.T (Special Operations Radio Team) group. S.O.R.T is a volunteer group that supports local first responder agencies with communications support including searching for missing people.
Pictures from the Macon-Bibb EOC Field Day activity can be viewed HERE.
The GA ARES® members of the new Peach County Amateur Radio Society (PCARS) set up operations at the Byron Fire Station. This is quite an accomplishment for a club that was started only a few weeks ago.
Pictures of some of the PCARS ARES® team can be viewed HERE.
The Field Day Plan 2026 can be be viewed HERE.
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