The Community Emergency Radio Association invites you to visit our information table at the 5th Annual Placerville Wildfire Safety Day. Discover how our free Neighborhood Radio Watch program can help you and your neighbors stay connected and informed during emergencies.

Don't let a wildfire catch you without a backup plan. Join Bob Hess, Chair of the Community Emergency Radio Association (CERA), for a vital presentation on the Neighborhood Radio Watch program. Learn how two-way radios can keep your family and neighbors connected when cell and internet services fail.

Ready to join the world of amateur radio and unlock your potential? Volunteer Examiners will be on-site to administer Amateur Radio license exams, providing you with the opportunity to earn your first license or upgrade to a higher class.

The most vital step you can take for community safety is learning how to keep communicating when traditional systems such as cell phones and internet fail. The Community Emergency Radio Association (CERA) founded the Neighborhood Radio Watch (NRW) groups to ensure that communities like ours can stay connected during catastrophic disasters like major wildfires.

Ready to join the world of amateur radio and unlock your potential? Volunteer Examiners will be on-site to administer Amateur Radio license exams, providing you with the opportunity to earn your first license or upgrade to a higher class.

Ready to join the world of amateur radio and unlock your potential? Volunteer Examiners will be on-site to administer Amateur Radio license exams, providing you with the opportunity to earn your first license or upgrade to a higher class.