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The Greater Bridgeport Amateur Radio Club, Inc. (GBARC) is a volunteer group of trained communicators dedicated to helping provide emergency and public service communications for the greater Bridgeport community.

The Next Activity is Tomorrow: GBARC's WA1RJI Net
ARRL Field Day June 23-24 - Noon to Noon - All Are Welcome
We're operating from the Westport Astronomical Society, 182 Bayberry Ln, Westport, CT 06880.
Take the service road up the hill, past the cell phone towers and through the gate.
Located behind the Westport/Weston Health District building. See Map
Activities for the Next 60 Days
Jun 21 - GBARC's WA1RJI Net
Jun 23 - ARRL Field Day
Jun 28 - GBARC's WA1RJI Net
Jul 3 - Monthly GBARC meeting
Jul 12 - GBARC's WA1RJI Net
Jul 19 - GBARC's WA1RJI Net
Jul 26 - GBARC's WA1RJI Net
Aug 7 - Monthly GBARC meeting
Aug 9 - GBARC's WA1RJI Net
Aug 16 - GBARC's WA1RJI Net

See the Activities Page for more info and future activities
Interested in joining GBARC?
If you are a licensed amateur radio operator and are willing to devote time to our all volunteer organization please contact us at

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Use this web site to take a look at the ways we support Emergency Response and to review our planned Activities.  A historical chronicle of our many and varied activities are presented through pictures in our Photo Gallery.  If you wish to learn more about GBARC, contact GBARC for support or become a member please see the About Us page.   We conduct a monthly net for training and information purposes.   Every amateur radio operator is invited to join the WA1RJI VHF/UHF net.  A listing of this net and others within Connecticut will be found on our Nets Page.   Links to other web sites are found here.

Make a Plan Build a Kit Get Involved 3 days, 3 ways
In order to be fully responsive in an emergency or a disaster, we encourage GBARC members and their families to prepare themselves for surviving the initial days of an event on their own.  As a minimum we recommend that they make a plan, build a kit, and get involved in community support.  Even if you are not a GBARC member, it will be worth your while to take a few minutes to read about it here.
 

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