Idaho Rally

Monthly meeting reminder tomorrow (Thursday 19th) at 7pm at Idaho pizza off Glenwood and State St.

If you did not see the prior post we thank everyone! If you would like to volunteer one piece of advise to consider, not required unless you will be doing a ham position, is to get a ham license and ham radio. Why? Because most of the time there is no cell service up in the mountains. This is a great way to communicate with other ham operators in the area. The AARL website can help you sign up for a class and what is required to sign up. AARL has two classes available for the month of June. Link is:
http://www.arrl.org/find-an-amateur-radio-license-exam-session
Another website to try:
http://israboise.org/license-exams/

Find an Amateur Radio License Exam in Your Area The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources.

I wanted to say, first off thank you to all of you whom have messaged us with positive words. We appreciate all of you wanting to help put on the 2022 event. That being said there is a plan in place being developed. We don't want to see next year's event cancelled. Covid was not very kind to so many people and businesses, and I hope all of you remained safe and healthy. Some us are going to be very new to certain positions this year. But the goal is to absolutely make changes needed to make the event happen and hopefully our racers and volunteers come back again for the years to come. Please keep an eye on the page. In the next few weeks we will post what is needed. I have an agenda to make sure we're executing the goals as best we can! Again thank you so much for the support and please help us get the event going for 2022!!

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