Cal-OES CRU Nets and Frequencies
The Governor's Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) runs weekly HF radio nets for Government Locations, Operation Centers, Authorized Alternates, and Official Relay Stations.While Cal OES encourages amateur radio operators in the public sector to monitor these nets, it should be noted that the H.F. net is not intended for amateur radio operators in the public sector to check into. This net is for existing rosters and Net Control will call stations from that roster.
During actual emergencies and/or disasters, these nets may be operational for any station to report emergency needs.
During such emergencies and/or disasters, please contact Net Control for assistance.
(Note: If you are an E.O.C. or other government center that would like to be included on the H.F. roster,
please email your request to socc1@acscalifornia.org)
Monday at 2000 hours local - California Emergency Services Net (CESN) [1]
3992 KHz LSB* Primary or 3960 KHz LSB* Alternate
(Mutual Aid Regions 1 through 6)
Wednesday at 1000 hours local - California Emergency Services Net (CESN) [1]
7192 KHz LSB* Primary or 7230 KHz LSB* Alternate
(Mutual Aid Regions 1 through 6)
[1] Note that 7192 KHz is the daytime calling and coordination frequency: 3992, 3960, or 1987 KHz are the nighttime frequencies for the same purpose. During an actual emergency, one or more of these frequencies will be monitored by a designated net control station.
Download the CESN (pdf) application here
HF/VHF/UHF Voice Radio
Saturday at 1000 hours local - Cal OES Southern Region 60 Meter ACS Net
Channel 4 (5371.5 KHz)
(Mutual Aid Regions 1 and 6)
Packet Radio
(None Listed)
(For other packet stations in the area, please visit the California Digital Database)
VHF/UHF Voice Radio
(None Listed)
Packet Radio
(None Listed)
(For other packet stations in the area, please visit the California Digital Database)
VHF/UHF Voice Radio
(None Listed)
Packet Radio
(None Listed)
(For other packet stations in the area, please visit the California Digital Database)
VHF/UHF Voice Radio
146.910 (Minus) Tone 162.2
SARC Repeater : W6AK
(Station Located in Sacramento, California)
224.100 (Minus) Tone 100.0
SARC Repeater : W6AK
(Station Located in Rancho Cordova, California)
The C.A.R.L.A. Radio Network
(Many stations located throughout California, all linked)
Packet Radio
145.050 MHz
KaNode Callsign : W6SIG
KaNode Alias : (Not Defined)
Keyboard-to-Keyboard Callsign : W6SIG
PBBS / Mailbox : W6SIG-1
(Station Located at the S.O.C.C. at Mather, California)
144.910 MHz
KaNode Callsign : K4OES
KaNode Alias : NRCC1
Keyboard-to-Keyboard Callsign : K4OES
PBBS / Mailbox : K4OES-1
(Station Located at the S.O.C.C. at Mather, California)
(For other packet stations in the area, please visit the California Digital Database)
VHF/UHF Voice Radio
(None Listed)
Packet Radio
144.910 MHz
KaNode Callsign : W5OES-10 (KaNode/Digi-peater Only!)
KaNode Alias : MAR5
PBBS / Mailbox : (None)
(Station Located on Mt. Bullion, Mariposa County, California)
(For other packet stations in the area, please visit the California Digital Database)
HF/VHF/UHF Voice Radio
Saturday at 1000 hours local - Cal OES Southern Region 60 Meter ACS Net
Channel 4 (5371.5 KHz)
(Mutual Aid Regions 1 and 6)
(Please Note : VHF/UHF Nets For Mutual Aid Region VI are held on the Cactus Intertie System. Frequencies are confidential at the request of the Cactus Intertie System Group.)
Packet Radio
(None Listed)
(For other packet stations in the area, please visit the California Digital Database)
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For more information regarding the CRU / ACS program, contact the following:
Bill Pennington: Chief CRU / MAR Officer
Bill Lewis: Deputy Chief CRU / MAR Officer (North)
Tim Peters: Deputy Chief CRU / MAR Officer (South)
John Hudson: CRU / ACS Program Administrator
Ben Green: Deputy CRU / ACS Program Administrator