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Badge for Office of the Sheriff Contra Costa CountySheriff's ARC Team

 

 

 

Picture of ARC Team MembersIf you are interested in Radio Communications, Technical Equipment, or are already a Ham Radio Operator, the Sheriff's Amateur Radio Communications (ARC) Team is the place for you.  The Sheriff's ARC Team coordinates and provides communications support for many of the special events and incidents that the Sheriff's Office is involved in.  The members of the ARC Team participate in almost all of the Sheriff's activities as every event requires communications support of some type.  

Picture of ARC Team members in a training sessionThe Sheriff's ARC Team has as its mission, to provide communications and technical support to the Sheriff's Office.  The ARC Team, all of whom are currently Ham Operators, meet at least once per month at the Office of Emergency Services (OES).  The ARC Team manages the radio, video and electronic equipment of the Volunteer Services Section and operates the Sheriff's Mobile Command Post.  By providing these services, the ARC Team supports the activities of both full-time and volunteer Sheriff's Office employees.  In times of emergency, the ARC Team also staffs the communication systems within the Office of Emergency Services. 

Qualifications

To apply for membership with the Sheriff's ARC Team, you must:

  •    Be at least 21 years of age. 

  •    Hold a current California Driver’s License.

  •    Be able to pass a thorough background investigation.

  •    Complete an oral board interview

  •    Complete a general knowledge written examination.

  •    Possess a Technician Class amateur radio license. 

The Volunteer Services Unit is continually accepting applications for the Sheriff's ARC Team.

 VOLUNTEER SERVICES APPLICATION

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 Fill out the application and either mail or delivery the application to:

          Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office
          Volunteer Services Unit
          50 Glacier Drive
          Martinez, CA. 94553

For any questions contact: Volunteer Services Coordinator
                                              (925) 646-4461

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Contact Information: Office of the Sheriff Contra Costa County
651 Pine Street, 7th Floor Martinez, CA  94553        (925) 335-1500

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