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5.3.3 State Local Government Radio (37.10 MHz and 37.18 <br />MHz) <br />- This system is used to transmit emergency operations <br />messages, situation reports and general information. <br />5.3.4 County Local Government Radio (861.875 - 866.875 MHz) <br />This system is used to coordinate with other local <br />agencies and organizations, media and public <br />warning, shelter information and general information. <br />5.3.5 Hospital/Emergency Ambulance Radio (462.975 MHz and <br />800 MHz trunked radio) <br />- This is a supplemental system, with priority given to <br />medical support information. <br />5.3.6 Civil Air Patrol Radio (143.900 - 148.150 MHz) <br />- This system is used for support of local air/ground <br />search and rescue operations and airborne video and <br />slow scan television monitoring of the Operations <br />Area. <br />5.3.7 Search/Air/Rescue Radio (155.730 MHz) <br />This system supports Vero Beach Airport Control <br />Tower and provides interconnect between search <br />aircraft and the EOC. <br />5.3.8 Maritime Radio (Channels 16, 22 Alpha, and 9) <br />- Maritime Radio aids small craft during evacuation of <br />waterways and is used to coordinate with marine <br />operators and the U.S. Coast Guard. <br />5.3.9 Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services (RACES) <br />- The Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service <br />(RACES), is a public service provided by a reserve <br />(volunteer) group of Amateur Radio (Ham Radio) <br />Operators that is administered by local, county and <br />Indian River County Emergency Plan for Hazardous Materials Page 38 <br />