About REACT
Thank you for wanting to learn more about REACT, our history, and what we offer to you as a future member.
REACT Objectives
1. To assist in any emergency by supplying volunteer radio communications in cooperation with authorities and other volunteer organizations.
2. To practice and encourage operating excellence through professional communication techniques.
3. To maintain equipment at peak efficiency and operate in accordance with all government regulations.
4. To advise the public of correct effective use of the emergency frequencies, such as Citizens Band (CB) channel 9, General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) frequency 462.675, and Cellular 9-1-1.
REACT Cooperation
Teams participate in their communities' disaster preparedness plans through cooperative agreements with the American National Red Cross, the Salvation Army, and the National Weather Service. Full texts of these agreements are available for reading below, by clicking on the appropriate icon for each agency.
REACT Membership Benefits
Receive the REACTer Magazine
Authorized to wear REACT apparel
Authorized to use REACT ID materials
Training Materials
Insurance Coverage (Group Liability)
Regional, National and International Activities
Authorized to wear REACT apparel
Authorized to use REACT ID materials
Training Materials
Insurance Coverage (Group Liability)
Regional, National and International Activities
REACT Leadership
Since 1962, REACT has been the leader in public service radio. We have earned the US Presidential Volunteer Action Award. Now you can be part of our prestigious International Organization.
Join REACT Now!
More REACT Volunteers are needed to ensure everyone gets help when needed. Every emergency call requires a monitor to succeed. It's as simple as that. For more information on how to join REACT, send an e-mail to REACT International, Inc., at our headquarters in Dinwiddie, VA.
