OARC:

About OARC

The Ogden Amateur Radio Club, Inc. (OARC) is a non-profit organization for the fellowship of amateur radio operators, advancement of the radio art, and community and emergency service. OARC's six elected voting Board positions are President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Activities Director, and Program Director. Appointed committee chairs and volunteers support the Board.

OARC members come from the Weber County area in Northern Utah. OARC maintains four repeaters with wide area coverage, open for use by any licensed amateur radio operator. Anyone with an interest in amateur radio is welcome to attend club meetings and/or join OARC.

OARC is a Utah non-profit corporation, 501(c)(7); it is not registered as a "charity" corporation.

Club call sign and history

Our club amateur radio call sign is W7SU. The call sign is that of a former club founder and member, William G. Garner, who is now a silent key.

OARC was born in May 1921, and became an ARRL-affiliated club on January 30, 1937.

Governance

Bylaws, officer duties, and related public club records.

History

Club history write-ups, recollections, and commemorative material.

View the History of the Ogden Ham Radio Club in Pictures

Officers

OARC's elected and appointed officers, duties, and related records.

Club Officers and Volunteers Since 2004

Current Officers

In Memory of the SKs

OARC remembers amateur-radio friends who have passed on. Memorial notices are linked below.

Website listing of ham friends who have passed on (SK)— select the flag, then use the search box in the upper right.