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K.A.R.E.S
KARES celebrates 25 years of service to the Keene community

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Position Bill Deyo - Chair |
Board of Executives David Town |
Keene Area Radio Emergency Squad (KARES) is a civilian component of the Keene Police Department established to assist the Department in times of emergency and during public events. The unit has a system of oversight (Advisory Board) and a chain of command (supervisory personnel). Ultimately, the unit derives its authority from the Police Department and is responsible to the Police Chief.
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Membership
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Members of KARES are not sworn police officers and have no law enforcement authority.
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KARES membership shall be restricted to those persons eighteen (18) years of age or older.
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All applicants shall be screened by the Keene Police Department and the KARES Advisory Board.
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KARES membership shall consist of active, semi-active, and honorary members.
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The probationary period of all prospective members will be ninety (90) days.
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Definition:
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Active Membership: Those who make a majority (75%) of the regularly-scheduled meetings, training sessions, and call-outs (emergency and non-emergency when contacted by the leadership);
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Semi-Active Membership: Those who do not attend a majority of the regularly-scheduled meetings, training sessions, call-outs, functions, etc.;
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Honorary Membership: Those who remain in good standing in name only, demonstrate a special interest, and are committed to the objectives of KARES.
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General Duties of Members
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Perform traffic control duties under the direction of the Police Department.
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Provide crowd control under the direction of the Police or Fire Department, limiting access at the outside perimeter of any incident.
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Provide safe exit to pedestrian and vehicle traffic from any incident.
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Provide radio or support communications between Police or the Fire Department and any other emergency service at the time of the emergency.
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Follow designated search procedures for a lost or missing person(s) under the direction and control of the Police Department or the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department.
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If interested in joining and or learning about KARES please contact Lt. Shane Maxfield at (603)-357-9850


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