This page contains information regarding current and developing St. Louis Metro ARES^® operations. Note that some key operational elements are only listed in the Registered Volunteers Only section.

• Operational Zones
  
  
• Emergency Operations Plans:
  • St. Louis Metro ARES^® Basic Emergency Operations Plan Version 16 - January 2024 (Adobe Acrobat format)¹
  • District C ARES^® Emergency Operations Plan March 11, 2017 (Adobe Acrobat format)¹
  
  
• Memoranda Of Understanding (MOUs):
  • Served Agencies
    "Served Agencies" are those groups, agencies, or entities to whom we provide communications services during emergencies. In essence, they are our "clients".
    • MOU with the St. Louis area Veterans Administration Medical Center (Adobe Acrobat format)¹
    • MOU with the Bellefontaine Habilitation Center (Adobe Acrobat format)¹
    • MOU with the St. Louis Developmental Disabilities Treatment Center (Adobe Acrobat format)¹
    • MOU with Central County Emergency 911 (Adobe Acrobat format)¹
    • MOU with St. Louis County Department of Health (Adobe Acrobat format)¹
    • MOU with City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency (Adobe Acrobat format)¹
    • MOU with Washington University School of Medicine (Adobe Acrobat format)¹
    • MOU with St. Louis Chapter of the American Red Cross (Adobe Acrobat format)¹
  • Other
    • MOU with the St. Louis and Suburban Radio Club regarding the emergency use of the W0SRC repeater (WORD format)¹
  
  
• Tactical frequencies:
  • Repeaters used by St. Louis Metro ARES:
    • 146.850 (-) (CTCSS 141.3 Hz) primary
    • 146.910 (-) (CTCSS 141.3 Hz) backup
  • Simplex frequencies used by St. Louis Metro ARES:
    • HVTac10 - 147.510 MHz
    • HVTac11 - 146.415 MHz (Zone 1, north of Page Ave)
    • HVTac12 - 147.435 MHz (Zone 2, south of Page Ave, north of I-44)
    • HVTac13 - 146.535 MHz (Zone 3, south of I-44)
    • HVTac14 - 147.585 MHz (Zone 4, St. Louis City)
  
  
• Voice Operations
  
  
• Digital Operations
  
  
• Missouri Section ARES^® Interoperability Plan:
  
  These tables and procedures were developed to allow ARES^® groups within Missouri to effectively communicate with each other. Please read and become familiar with the concepts and procedures described in this document.
  • Missouri Section ARES^® frequencies and plans
  
  
• SEMA Amateur Radio Connectivity (Adobe Acrobat format)¹
  Connecting to the State Emergency Management Agency in Jefferson City via Amateur Radio
• St. Louis Metro ARES By-Laws (Adobe Acrobat format)¹
  This document is the By-Laws linked to the corporation of St. Louis Metro ARES and the 501(c)3 account

1 - Please see the Software section of the Resources page if you do not have software necessary to read these files.

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