The
Steubenville-Weirton Amateur Radio Club serves Jefferson County in Ohio and
Brooke and Hancock Counties in West Virginia.
SWARC is
an ARRL affiliated club (ARRL being the
American Radio
Relay League, headquartered in Newington, CT).
Dues:
SWARC
membership requires the payment of annual club dues. The dues are
$24.00 per year (or $12.00 for the final half year for those joining SWARC
on July 1st or thereafter and also $12.00 for student membership). All
members of a household are covered by the same $24.00 dues, and all licensed
members of that household have full member voting privileges. The $24.00 is payable by check
(preferred - made out to SWARC) or money order, either one mailed to N8GD's QTH - address is good on
QRZ.com.
Dues are payable by January 31st of each year, and those members not paid up
by March 31st will be dropped from the club roster and no longer considered members.
Membership Application (necessary for NEW
and returning, lapsed members only):
SWARC Membership Application.pdf
Club
Meeting Dates and Times:
PLEASE
SEE THE Meetings PAGE ON THIS WEBSITE FOR CURRENT MEETING
DATES AND TIMES
Repeater
Information:
PLEASE
SEE THE Repeaters PAGE ON THIS WEBSITE FOR LOCAL, SWARC SPONSORED REPEATER
INFORMATION
Weekly
Nets:
PLEASE
SEE THE Nets PAGE ON THIS WEBSITE FOR INFORMATION REGARDING CLUB SPONSORED
NETS
Club
Officers:
PLEASE
SEE THE Officer Contact Info PAGE ON THIS WEBSITE FOR INFORMATION REGARDING
HOW TO GET IN TOUCH WITH CLUB OFFICERS
Club
Station:
SWARC has no
permanent club station; however, the local TERA (Tri-county Emergency
Radio Association)/ARES Group has established a radio station at the 911 call center/EMA EOC,
located at the Jefferson County Air Park, just south of Wintersville, Ohio.
This station is funded by the Jefferson County EMA and is operated by
TERA/ARES members, all of whom are also SWARC club members. The station is
not officially associated with SWARC, however, but, as mentioned, it is associated with
the Jefferson County EMA. TERA also maintains a station at the
Wintersville Methodist Church, in their new addition, the Center for
Hope. It, too, is associated with and equipped by the Jefferson County EMA.
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