Welcome to the Missouri Section of the ARRL!
Serving Amateur Radio Operators Across the State of Missouri
The ARRL Missouri Section represents Amateur Radio operators throughout Missouri and supports the mission of the American Radio Relay League® to advance the art, science, and enjoyment of Amateur Radio. The section provides a statewide framework for communication, cooperation, and service among licensed amateurs, clubs, and volunteers.
As part of ARRL’s Field Organization, the Missouri Section works to promote public service communications, technical education, emergency preparedness, and responsible spectrum use at the local and state level.
Our Mission
The mission of the ARRL Missouri Section is to support Amateur Radio in Missouri by:
- Encouraging public service and emergency communications
- Supporting Amateur Radio clubs and local leadership
- Promoting education, technical skills, and operating excellence
- Representing Missouri amateurs within ARRL’s national structure
- Fostering fellowship and cooperation among operators statewide
Get in Touch
Whether you are new to Amateur Radio or a long-time operator, the ARRL Missouri Section welcomes your interest and participation.
- Contact section leadership for general inquiries
- Reach out to local clubs for hands-on involvement
- Explore ARRL resources for education and operating support
Building This Section Together
The ARRL Missouri Section is continuing to develop its online presence and resources. While some information is still being organized, this site will grow over time to better support Amateur Radio operators, clubs, and volunteers across Missouri.
We welcome suggestions, questions, and feedback from the Amateur Radio community. If you have ideas for content, resources, or improvements, please use the Contact Us page to get in touch. Your input helps guide the continued development of this section.
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