KJ5MLB · Henryetta, Oklahoma
About HARC
Henryetta Amateur Radio Club — serving our community since day one
Who we are
Amateur radio for Henryetta and Okmulgee County
HARC is an ARRL affiliated amateur radio club and 509(a)(2) nonprofit organization serving Henryetta, Okmulgee County, and surrounding communities. Our members enjoy experimenting with radio, building and maintaining local infrastructure, and providing communications support when it is needed most.
HARC is a member of the Oklahoma Repeater Society Inc. (ORSI), and our club includes ARRL‑associated Volunteer Examiners and several trained SKYWARN Storm Spotters. Many of our members also volunteer with Okmulgee County Emergency Management.
We are currently developing the KJ5MLB 2‑meter repeater and a Meshtastic node at a tower site to strengthen local communications and expand coverage. HARC is committed to mentoring new operators, helping people get licensed, and providing ongoing training and activities for hams at every experience level.
Club leadership
Officers & Board of Directors
Leadership is comprised of Elected Officers and a Board of Directors — President, Vice President, Secretary/Treasurer, and two Members at Large — elected annually by club members. Elections are held each July, with all terms of office starting August 1st of that year. Elected terms run until July31st of the following year.
Club documents
Governing Documents
Legal Status
IRS 501(c)(3) Determination Letter
HARC is a federally recognized 509(a)(2) nonprofit organization. Our IRS determination letter is available below for transparency and for use by donors wishing to verify tax-exempt status.
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