text: What this person's role within the scope of APlll will be to have a good understanding of what's involved in CRTs, to keep communication open with all County leadership as to what is needed and assist where possible. County Cpls should be having regularly scheduled meetings with members in their areas of concern, as well as encouraging participation in Regional training ops...as often as possible. County meetings can be cook-outs, hunts, training, coms, etc...with the main goal being to build a close knit CRT. Women and children should be included to share all aspects of preparations, skills and responsibilities.Communications Officer – keep abreast of national trends dealing w/coms, establish statewide coms, advise leadership of any changes to coms, advise members on which coms to purchase, plan educational online events to train members in coms. Work with all levels of leadership to assist them in getting Hams license and the training needed for daily use.Security Officer- Check new adds, engage them, find out who they are, what they do and what they have to offer groups. No violent felons. No felons around ranges or live ammo training. If they check out, refer them to Region Lt in their area with referral for face to face. All with military or LEO backgrounds are referred to Sgt Major.Medical Officer- Chief concern and responsibility is having medical staff down to county level across the state. It's a big undertaking but one we should strive for. This requires a working relationship with all County Cpls and R LtsRegion Lt – Assign county Sgts. See that regional meetings and training ops are available and carried out on a regularly scheduled basis. Set regional leadership meetings with corporals. Share info on training opportunities within the state to cpls within your region. Pass along pertinent info from State CoC to Cpls. Each Region Lt is advised to assign a Sergeant to assist them in any way needed. This person should be capable of carrying out Reg Lt duties should a need for an absence arise due to medical or personal issues.County Corporals – form alliances with groups in your area who are currently training, prepping, organizing and establish relationships with them, recruit like-minded individuals from group pages or by networking within your community, meet with new recruits in your vicinity, help others in the area to form and organize their own Community Response Teams. Set up training ops, prepping classes, EMT training, hams classes, etc with communities within your county.