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Club councils

Clubs grouped into the regions their state already works in.

A club council is a group of clubs in the same part of a state. Every county belongs to one council, so a club is in the council that covers its county — nothing to join and nothing to fill in.

Councils give neighbouring clubs somewhere to share exam sessions, field day plans, emergency exercises and speakers, and give NARA a way to reach a region rather than one club at a time.

Missouri

Missouri’s councils follow the nine Highway Patrol troop areas, which are also used for emergency management and interoperability, so a club’s council usually matches the region its served agencies already work in.

Troop A Council

Kansas City area and west Missouri

13 counties · 4 clubs

Tennessee

Tennessee’s councils follow the eleven Homeland Security Districts, the multi-county teams the state already uses for planning, grants and mutual aid, so a club’s council matches the district its emergency management agencies work in.

Not sure which council you are in?

Look your club up in the directory — its council is shown on the listing, worked out from the county it meets in.

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