Title 23 — Internal Security and Public Order
16 chapters · 458 sections in this title.
23 V.I.C. § 1083 AuxComm Unit membership requirements
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(a) Auxiliary Communicators:(1) serve in a voluntary capacity;(2) shall maintain a valid FCC amateur radio or FCC commercial operator’s license; and(3) shall maintain current certification in core ICS classes or successor classes, as required by the VITEMA for AuxComm membership.…
23 V.I.C. § 1084 AuxComm activation and deactivation
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(a) All activation requests, deactivation requests, or delegation notifications to or from the Director or the Section Manager must be made in writing or by electronic means, including e-mail or text, capable of being printed. Delegations must state the exact authority that is be…
23 V.I.C. § 1085 Auxiliary Communicator participation, validation
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(a) If requested by the Section Manager or designee, the Director shall establish a system in which an Auxiliary Communicator may obtain written proof of AuxComm participation to provide to the Auxiliary Communicator’s employer or other entity as appropriate, which specifies:(1) …
23 V.I.C. § 1086 Compensation
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(a) Auxiliary Communicators:(1) may not receive monetary compensation for their services;(2) may receive periodic meals, if served, at deployment locations;(3) at the sole discretion of the Director, may receive pre-paid gas coupons for assignments requiring driving lengthy milea…
23 V.I.C. § 1087 Exemption from liability
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Any Auxiliary Communicator who, having been activated according to the process in this subchapter, acting in the scope of their assignment, renders communications assistance to the territory is not liable for civil damages for any personal injuries or property damage that result …