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V-4 SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS Satellite Communications (SatCom). The SatCom system establishes a Statewide Emergency Communication Network (SECN), and will serve as an alternate means of communication for statewide emergencies/disasters and warning decimation. The system users will include State EM Division Staff, State EOC, State EM Branch Offices, Field Staff, Operations Support Vehicles, Regional Response Teams (RRT’s), Division of Radiation Protection (DRP), Special Operations Response Team (SORT), Nuclear Power Plants (NPP), County Warning Points, and all National Weather Service stations within the state. EAS Stations within the state are equipped only with satellite phone communication units. The SatCom phone / radio systems utilize six (6) user groups or talk groups statewide. Each talk group is comprised of different users across the state, and each talk group can operate independently of the others. NWS stations will only utilize Group-1 as their alternate warning talk group for the system. The following establishes how talk groups will be set-up, and outlines procedures for effectively utilizing and testing this system statewide. Group 1. The “STWID” (Statewide Priority) group is to be utilized primarily as a statewide alternate warning talk group. As such, this group should be monitored at all times by all county system users to ensure appropriate warning information can be received and decimated. Since this group serves as a warning group and is open to all users, it is imperative that conversations be kept to a minimum. Any user of this system can call any other user statewide to establish initial contact, but after contact is made the user initiating the call will direct the user being called to another appropriate talk group to conduct the conversation. At the conclusion of the conversation all users will return to Group 1. Non-event or protracted conversations should not be conducted in Group 1. Group 2. The “EMPER” (State EM Personnel) group serves as a private talk group available to State EM staff only. This talk group will also serve as the primary talk group for all Raleigh Staff and will be monitored by all Raleigh Staff members and the State EOC. It will be used for non-event, day-to-day administrative conversations not requiring interaction by users outside of the Division. Group 3. The “TSKFC” (Taskforce) talk group is available to all system users statewide. It is to be utilized only when a major emergency event or exercise involving SERT participation is ongoing. The State EOC, Branch Offices, Field Staff, Division of Radiation Protection, NPP’s, SORT, State and County EM personnel will monitor this group as an incident or exercise dictates. Group 4. The “EBO” (Eastern Branch Office) group is available to all system users statewide. This talk group will be monitored by all EBO staff and the EBO. It is designated as the primary talk group for all State and County EM personnel in EBO counties to conduct day-to-day, and routine conversations. This group can also be designated, as necessary, for use as an additional Task Force talk group. As a Task Force talk group it would be utilized by the State EOC, EBO, and other users as necessary, to monitor and coordinate communications involving more than one major event or exercise occurring at the same time in a EBO county or other location within the state.
V-5 Group 5. The “CBO” (Central Branch Office) group is available to all system users statewide. This talk group will be monitored by all CBO staff and the CBO. It is designated as the primary talk group for all State and County EM personnel in CBO counties to conduct day-to-day, and routine conversations. This group can also be designated, as necessary, for use as an additional Task Force talk group. As a Task Force talk group it would be utilized by the State EOC, CBO, and other users as necessary, to monitor and coordinate communications involving more than one major event or exercise occurring at the same time in a CBO county or other location within the state. Group 6. The “WBO” (Western Branch Office) group is available to all system users statewide. This talk group will be monitored by the all WBO staff and the WBO. It is designated as the primary talk group for all State and County EM personnel in WBO counties to conduct day to day, and routine conversations. This group can also be designated, as necessary, for use as an additional Task Force talk group. As a Task Force talk group it would be utilized by the State EOC, WBO, and other users as necessary, to monitor and coordinate communications involving more than one major event or exercise occurring at the same time in a WBO county or other location within the state. Satellite Phone. This system is used strictly as a backup means of communication for mobile units. Each SatCom unit is equipped with a phone, which is operated much like a cellular phone. Each unit is assigned a number and can be accessed by dialing that number. There is a significant charge for using this system and therefore it should only be used when no other type of communication is available. SECN Testing. Routine monthly testing is intended to verify the operational capability of the SECN, and its ability to disseminate emergency / disaster warnings and related information to and from NWS stations, the State EOC, County Warning Points, and Local Emergency Management Coordinators, or other designated system users within the state. Testing of the SECN will be conducted at a minimum of once per month with each user of the system. Branch Offices will be responsible for establishing/conducting their own testing program with their respective counties. When equipment problems are noted, they will be reported to the Communications Branch for coordination of repair. The State EOC will be responsible for conducting monthly testing with all NWS Offices, and any other user of the system on an as needed/requested basis and coordinating repair of any system not functioning properly.
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