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Upcoming Changes to the ALL-CALL Radio Group

In preparation for upcoming system and network expansion, effective November 1st, the ALL-CALL radio group will be used solely for onboarding incoming new members. Current members are encouraged to use their assigned groups for routine communications while keeping groups such as SKYWARN and ARES clear for emergency use only. If you encounter issues, have questions, or need assistance with Group assignments, please reach out to me through this online discussion group, by chat, or email.

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