SHERBURNE  COUNTY  SKYWARN

Sherburne County ARES/RACES

           

Updated:Sunday May 13, 2012

 

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Office of the Skywarn Director

 

Welcome Everyone:

The Sherburne County SKYWARN Team is starting out the 2012 storm season under new management. Our group has a very close working relationship with not only Sherburne County Emergency Services, but also with the National Weather Service Officials in Chanhassen.

Sherburne County SKYWARN volunteers include local businessmen and women, students, government employees, military personnel, skilled laborers, retired civilians and even military retirees, all of whom have a dedication to providing public service.

The Sherburne County Skywarn Service provides real-time weather spotting within Sherburne County, to the Cities of Becker, Big Lake, Elk River, Orrock, Princeton, Santiago, St. Cloud, Zimmerman,  and various other Sherburne County communities.  

During times of emergency, when the National Weather Service office in Chanhassen, MN requests, our federally licensed radio operators (ham radio operators) are able to provide severe weather spotter reports directly to the National Weather Service via ham radio. We also provide severe weather spotter reports directly to the Sherburne County Sheriff, Office of Emergency Services, when requested.

The Sherburne County SKYWARN Team operates primarily on the Elk River repeater (146.970 - ) which is owned by Mr. Jon Krizek (K0CJD).

 

Leadership

 
 
Greg Ogden-K0GWO Rob Youcha-KC0WEO Skywarn Director Team
Sherburne County SKYWARN is now lead by a seasoned team of Directors this season. The team consists of Greg Ogden and Rob Youcha. Both of these individuals are members of the Sherburne County ARES/RACES Team and both have been involved in SKYWARN spotting for many years. Each of them have extensive experience in net control operations and have managed personel throughout their careers.


Contact the Skywarn Director via email

Office of the Emergency Coordinator
Daniel L. Shartle - N0JHU

 
 

As a volunteer organization, Sherburne County SKYWARN welcomes any suggestions you might have to help us serve you better.

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