Spotter Training Schedule

National Weather Service St. Louis Spotter Training Schedule Fall 2009
Classes are open to everyone! Classes already held are colored in blue.
Date	Time	Location	Contact
10/6/09	7:00 pm	Macoupin County, IL., Gillespie, IL Civic Center 115 N Macoupin St Gillespie, IL 62033	Gillespie Fire Dept: Steve Spencer: 217-839-3701
10/8/2009	6:30 pm	Crawford County, MO, Bourbon, MO Bourbon Police Dept 355 E Pine Street Bourbon, MO 65441	573-732-4838 Mon - Friday, 8 am - 4 pm
10/20/2009	6:30 pm	Monroe County, IL Waterloo, IL County Annex Building 901 Illinois Ave, Waterloo, IL	Monroe County EMA: (618) 939-8681 ext 231
10/26/2009	6:30 pm	Fayette County, IL, Vandalia, IL Vandalia Police Dept 221 S 5th Street	Steve Koehler, Fayette County EMA (618) 283-4292
11/19/2009	7:00 pm	Pike County, Illinois, Hull IL Hull Lion's Club	Sam Reed: 217-430-6871
TBD = To Be Determined
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TBD= To be determined
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How to schedule your spotter training class:
Scheduling for the Fall Season 2009 will start in August Spotter classes are scheduled January - April, and September - November. Contact: Jim Kramper - Warning Coordination Meteorologist Spotter training classes are usually scheduled every other year for each county, but exceptions can be made. There is no charge for the class, but you must furnish the location and participants. The class usually lasts between 2 and 2 1/2 hours, and typically starts at 6:30 or 7:00 p.m. The class is divided into two parts with a break in between. Having refreshments at the break are encouraged, but not mandatory. It is recommended that you post a story in local newspapers and on local radio stations to get he word out to as many people as possible.
Late Breaking News: The Spotter Training Class has been POST certified in Missouri! Law enforcement personnel will receive 2 hours continuing education credit for attending the class.

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