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Our volunteer members provide communications during disaster and emergency operations when they occur, and for community events where public safety can be increased through additional radio communications by our members.
During the July 2002 flooding in central Texas, our REACT members provided communications support to the Salvation Army to allow their canteen trucks to remain in communications with our base unit while serving the flooded areas. These areas were generally outside of normal cell phone range.
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July 4th celebration at Woodlawn Park
The San Antonio Parks Foundation in partnership with The City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department, present The Official City of San Antonio Fourth of July Celebration. The outdoor event is...
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Found black and white dog.
I found a small white dog with black spots in Leprechaun Alley on 1/12/18. Please call Suzanne Ryan at 806-382-8426, if you are the owner or know who is. Very sweet dog with no collar or tags.
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