Communications * Service * Outreach
Heartland REACT’s assistance was requested in an emergency situation to help relocate hundreds of Omaha residents living in life threatening conditions; including but not limited to: gas leaks, carbon monoxide threats, electrical problems, physical...
Heartland REACT Volunteers assisted with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), Nebraska Chapter’s 14th Annual ‘Out of the Darkness’ suicide prevention walk on Sunday, Sept. 9, 2018 at Lewis and Clark Landing in...
When & Why did you join REACT? Middle of the year 2018. I enjoy community service and supporting those around me. Second, I had a friend encourage me to come have some fun with...
When & Why did you join REACT? I joined REACT in 1998 when the twins were 6 years old which was ironic because the number I got assigned to me was 66! I joined...
When & Why did you join REACT? My wife and I joined REACT in February 2017. I have been interested in the weather since I was a young child. We had been going to...
When & Why did you join REACT? March 2016. I joined with Alex to find another way to utilize my HAM license while being able to explore my love for weather as well as...
When & Why did you join REACT? I joined REACT about 5 years ago. I have always been fascinated by the weather and had sufficient time to join the organization, be available for...
Unit 33 & Unit 60 recently passed their HAM technician license exams! Unit 33, Kyle Baumgartner, is KB1BBQ Unit 60, Sara Rose Ahonen, will be WX4HWG Congratulations! Much thanks goes to Unit 58 for...
Friday, June 1, 2018; Omaha metro area was included in an Enhanced SWO. The team actively collaborated and communicated via social media and internal communications. Saturday, June 2, 2018; Heartland REACT members visited the...
2 members received their Spotter Patches for 3 successful deployments. Congratulations Unit 79 (Roger Ridge) & Unit 33 (Kyle Baumgartner)!