main_phone: 978 264 9612, John Murray (EMA); Frank Widmayer Police Chief 978 263 2911 -> 978 264 9612, Town Manager Steve Ledoux (Mark Hald Asst Town Mgr) and Frank Widmayer Police Chief 978 263 2911
notes: The Acton Town Hall and the Acton Police Department are available to help citizens in emergency situations. In the event of a public disaster: John Murray is listed on the (Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency) MEMA site as the Acton Emergency Management contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. As part of this project, the group is compiling lists of cell phone numbers of key operations managers, business managers (i.e. warehouses, food logistics (local supermarkets), etc). The group has started negotiating Mutual Aid agreements with other towns, and businesses to allow quick response on a regional basis. Dore Hunter (978 264 9603 or 978 263 0882) heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly. -> 2015 Blizzard: Shelters set up and stocked w/food. Call 978 263 2911 to see which one is closest to you... The Acton Town Hall and the Acton Police Department are available to help citizens in emergency situations. In the event of a public disaster: John Murray is listed on the (Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency) MEMA site as the Acton Emergency Management contact. But he's no longer an employee. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. As part of this project, the group is compiling lists of cell phone numbers of key operations managers, business managers (i.e. warehouses, food logistics (local supermarkets), etc). The group has started negotiating Mutual Aid agreements with other towns, and businesses to allow quick response on a regional basis. Dore Hunter (978 264 9603 or 978 263 0882) heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly.

notes: John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. As part of this project, the group is compiling lists of cell phone numbers of key operations managers, business managers (i.e. warehouses, food logistics (local supermarkets), etc). The group has started negotiating Mutual Aid agreements with other towns, and businesses to allow quick response on a regional basis. Dore Hunter (978 264 9603 or 978 263 0882) heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly. -> The Acton Town Hall and the Acton Police Department are available to help citizens in emergency situations. In the event of a public disaster: John Murray is listed on the (Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency) MEMA site as the Acton Emergency Management contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. As part of this project, the group is compiling lists of cell phone numbers of key operations managers, business managers (i.e. warehouses, food logistics (local supermarkets), etc). The group has started negotiating Mutual Aid agreements with other towns, and businesses to allow quick response on a regional basis. Dore Hunter (978 264 9603 or 978 263 0882) heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly.

make_payable_to: -> Town of Acton

is_fee_required: Unknown -> No

areas_served: -> Acton, Boxborough, Concord (other towns pending "mutual aid" agreements)

organization: EOC -> Acton "Safety Net" Leadership Summit

notes: John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. Dore Hunter (978 264 9603 or 978 263 0882) heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly. -> John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. As part of this project, the group is compiling lists of cell phone numbers of key operations managers, business managers (i.e. warehouses, food logistics (local supermarkets), etc). The group has started negotiating Mutual Aid agreements with other towns, and businesses to allow quick response on a regional basis. Dore Hunter (978 264 9603 or 978 263 0882) heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly.

notes: John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly. -> John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. Dore Hunter (978 264 9603 or 978 263 0882) heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly.

notes: John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly. -> John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly.

notes: John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, ifthere's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly. -> John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly.

notes: John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, ifthere's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly. -> John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: unassigned. Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned. Probably Doug Halley, Health Director - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: unassigned. Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 or Bill Ryan, Superintendent of Schools, or his operations manager JD Head. - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, Acton Animal Hospital? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, ifthere's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly.

notes: John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly. -> John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Doug Halley, Health Director has been charged with developing a "Pan-Demic" response plan. He, along with his staff and a team from Boston University, created a VERY comprehensive disaster response plan that seems to be applicable to any public disaster. Among the topics covered, which Doug is prepared to respond to: shelter operations management, food operations management, santitary infrastructure management, and supply logistics. Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, ifthere's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly.

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notes: John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. He's hooked in with the HAM radio operators, too. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Another option for local volunteer coordination is Gail Sawyer. gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's got experience working with volunteers for public events (crowd control). And she's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly. -> John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. HAM radio operator. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Gail Sawyer, gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly.

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notes: John is listed on the MEMA site, but Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network. So Dore might be more suitable to give direction to community volunteers. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. He's hooked in with the HAM radio operators, too. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Another option for local volunteer coordination is Gail Sawyer. gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's got experience working with volunteers for public events (crowd control). And she's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray, maybe Dore Hunter - EOC Communications Director: Probably Don Johnson, 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Dore Hunter runs this network. He has implemented an automated phone bank. To sign up to get messages about important safety-oriented situations, give him a call and get on the list. If you'd like to become a Neighborhood Coordinator, or just want to learn about hte group, I'm sure he'd love to hear from you. Dore' Hunter ANN Central Tel: 978-263-0882 Fax: 978-263-9230 Email: ActonNeighborNet@aol.com ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly. -> John Murray is listed on the MEMA site as the MEMA contact. Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network consisting of volunteers in each neighboorhood that check on elderly residents etc. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. He's hooked in with the HAM radio operators, too. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Another option for local volunteer coordination is Gail Sawyer. gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's got experience working with volunteers for public events (crowd control). And she's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray at the MEMA site - EOC Communications Director: Probably Steve Ledoux (Town Manager), 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Automated reverse 911 in place at Police Station. ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly.
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notes: John is listed on the MEMA site, but Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network. So Dore might be more suitable to give direction to community volunteers. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. He's hooked in with the HAM radio operators, too. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray, maybe Dore Hunter - EOC Communications Director: Probably Don Johnson, 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Dore Hunter runs this network. He has implemented an automated phone bank. To sign up to get messages about important safety-oriented situations, give him a call and get on the list. If you'd like to become a Neighborhood Coordinator, or just want to learn about hte group, I'm sure he'd love to hear from you. Dore' Hunter ANN Central Tel: 978-263-0882 Fax: 978-263-9230 Email: ActonNeighborNet@aol.com ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly. -> John is listed on the MEMA site, but Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network. So Dore might be more suitable to give direction to community volunteers. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. He's hooked in with the HAM radio operators, too. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM. Another option for local volunteer coordination is Gail Sawyer. gsawyer@acton-ma.gov. She's got experience working with volunteers for public events (crowd control). And she's listed on the MEMA site as the CERT coordinator for volunteer training. Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray, maybe Dore Hunter - EOC Communications Director: Probably Don Johnson, 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Dore Hunter runs this network. He has implemented an automated phone bank. To sign up to get messages about important safety-oriented situations, give him a call and get on the list. If you'd like to become a Neighborhood Coordinator, or just want to learn about hte group, I'm sure he'd love to hear from you. Dore' Hunter ANN Central Tel: 978-263-0882 Fax: 978-263-9230 Email: ActonNeighborNet@aol.com ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly.

notes: John is listed on the MEMA site, but Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network. So Dore might be more suitable to give direction to community volunteers. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. He's hooked in with the HAM radio operators, too. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray, maybe Dore Hunter - EOC Communications Director: Probably Don Johnson, 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. -> John is listed on the MEMA site, but Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network. So Dore might be more suitable to give direction to community volunteers. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. He's hooked in with the HAM radio operators, too. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray, maybe Dore Hunter - EOC Communications Director: Probably Don Johnson, 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton. Also, Acton, like Concord, has a "network" of people that communicate in the event of a disaster or just in times when there's something that a lot of people should know, like that there's been a prison break. The network consists of Neighborhood Coorinators that help get "the message" out, if there's a safety-oriented "situation." Dore Hunter runs this network. He has implemented an automated phone bank. To sign up to get messages about important safety-oriented situations, give him a call and get on the list. If you'd like to become a Neighborhood Coordinator, or just want to learn about hte group, I'm sure he'd love to hear from you. Dore' Hunter ANN Central Tel: 978-263-0882 Fax: 978-263-9230 Email: ActonNeighborNet@aol.com ANN Emergency FRS Common Frequency: Channel 12 - 467.6625 MHZ Code Zero Acton Neighborhood Network is a volunteer, part time, private, community building, informal organization intended to provide inter and intra neighborhood communications and prepare for emergencies and home land defense. Due to the nature of its undertaking there is always some likelihood that its communications will not be timely or complete, citizens should be guided accordingly.

notes: John is listed on the MEMA site, but Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network. So Dore might be more suitable to give direction to community volunteers. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. He's hooked in with the HAM radio operators, too. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray, maybe Dore Hunter - EOC Communications Director: Probably Don Johnson, 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: unassigned -> John is listed on the MEMA site, but Dore Hunter heads up the Acton Neighborhood Network, a community "communications" network. So Dore might be more suitable to give direction to community volunteers. 978 263 0882. Dore is a Selectman, as has military experience. He's hooked in with the HAM radio operators, too. Acton has a local radio station with emergency broadcast instructions for volunteers to get it up and running in a disaster situation. WHAB 89.1 FM Likely shelter location: Acton-Boxboro High School Auditorium: Charter Road, Acton - EOC Director: Listed as John Murray, maybe Dore Hunter - EOC Communications Director: Probably Don Johnson, 978 264 9612 - EOC Technology Director (for Wide Area Networking & local comms): Mark Hald, IT person for the town, and John Covert for the Cable TV/INet - EOC Supplies Director: Probably Dean Charter, municiple properties: 978 264 9629 - EOC Medical Director: unassigned - EOC Kitchen Operations: unassigned - EOC School Operations Director: Probably Marie Altieri, the head of the School Commitee: 978 264 9418 - EOC Animal Rescue Director: unassigned, probably Acton Animal Hospita? 978 263 7477 - EOC Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Sawyer ? (gsawyer@acton-ma.gov) listed on the MEMA site as the CERT, Citizen's Corps leader for Acton.