Emergency Communications
On-call support when infrastructure fails. Maintain voice and data links between command posts and field teams.*
Glasgow & Clyde RAYNET
Emergency Communications
Glasgow & Clyde RAYNET mobilises licensed amateur radio operators to maintain resilient links for local authorities, emergency services, and voluntary agencies whenever traditional channels fail or overload.*
Incident Desk
Emergency Operations Centre
Coordinating operator check-ins and signal relays.
Net Control
GM4RAY · 145.325 MHz
Support Mode
Voice · Data Relay
Our operators provide resilient communications for emergency responders, public safety teams, and event organisers across Glasgow and the Clyde region.*
On-call support when infrastructure fails. Maintain voice and data links between command posts and field teams.*
Communications planning and marshalled nets for marathons, festivals, and community events to keep organisers connected.*
Routine exercises ensure members stay practiced and ready to integrate with partner agencies at short notice.*
Assess terrain, propagation, and coverage gaps ahead of major deployments so emergency plans stay resilient.
Coordinate frequencies, protocols, and message handling with blue-light services and voluntary partners.
Maintain deployment logs, resource manifests, and post-incident reports for accountability and learning.
*Capabilities sourced from the Glasgow & Clyde RAYNET service overview.
Our next readiness exercise, Broadnet, brings together operators across the Clyde for a coordinated 2m/70cm deployment scenario.*
31 March 2025
Net activation 20:00 local time.
Broadnet Exercise
Simulated infrastructure failure and multi-agency liaison.
Licensed amateur radio operators with current membership are invited. Observers from partner agencies welcome by arrangement.*
Glasgow & Clyde RAYNET connects trained radio volunteers with the agencies that keep our communities safe. From severe weather to large public gatherings, we provide trusted communications that stand up when conventional systems falter.*
Trained operators and field teams stand by to deploy portable stations, relay critical updates, and extend coverage in challenging terrain.
We partner with councils, emergency services, and voluntary groups to support public safety and community resilience at scale.
Regular training keeps skills sharp so our nets stay disciplined, coordinated, and effective during real-world incidents.
“Whenever we need assured communications for events or emergency planning, Glasgow & Clyde RAYNET deliver disciplined operators who integrate seamlessly with our teams.”
— Local Resilience Partner
Operators
Experienced
Availability
24/7
Focus
Public Safety
If you're ready to put your radio skills to work for your community, Glasgow & Clyde RAYNET offers training, mentorship, and deployment opportunities that matter.*
Complete an expression of interest and we will follow up with onboarding resources, exercise dates, and verification steps.
1
Submit contact details
2
Meet local coordinator
3
Attend training exercise
4
Deploy when called
Request assistance for emergency planning, live incidents, or public events. Our coordination team will respond promptly with availability and planning guidance.*
Operations Desk
+44 141 000 0000
ops@gcray.net
Glasgow Coordination Hub
Available 24/7 during activations
Primary amateur bands: 2m · 70cm
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*Content adapted from Glasgow & Clyde RAYNET overview and announcements.