Officers of the Cleveland Amateur Radio Club are shown in front of their clubhouse / communications center on Johnson Boulevard.  From left are President Jim Blackburn, Vice President Derek Wooley, Secretary Chris Hunter, Treasurer John Miller and Corresponding Secretary Bob Gault.

Jim Blackburn hopes 2015 will be the year the Cleveland Amateur Radio Club moves forward with an addition to their clubhouse / communications center on Johnson Boulevard.

Blackburn is serving as president of one of Tennessee’s most active amateur radio clubs. He was elected to a second term in office at the club’s November election.

His message for 2015 is two-fold.  The CARC is more than a hobby radio club but is an organization that is active in providing community services throughout the year. Secondly, the clubhouse/communications center is a busy place that needs expansion.

“For several years plans have been ‘on the drawing board’ for a much needed addition to our building for current needs.  Our membership has started several new educational and informative programs that have shown the need to expand our existing space,” Blackburn explained.  Continue reading

Licensed amateur radio operators are welcome to join the club as a full member.  Full membership allows the individual to vote on issues and elections, and hold office in the club.  Associate membership is open to anyone wishing to join the CARC.  They do not have the privileges above but are welcome to attend meetings and participate in special activities.

The membership application can be  found under the About the Club   tab or click here.  Print the application, fill it out, and mail with the appropriate fee to the address at the top of the page.

You will become a part of one of the most active amateur radio clubs in the state!

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