The Arrow Communication Association serves as a cornerstone of Michigan’s amateur radio community. Through its unwavering dedication to education, public service, technical advancement, and fellowship, ARROW honors its distinguished legacy while shaping the future of amateur radio in Washtenaw County and beyond.

- Repeaters: ARROW maintains four repeaters. Two on VHF (2m) repeaters and a
UHF (440) DMR repeater, that are available for use to any amateur radio
operator who wishes to use them.

- Educational Programs: ARROW offers a broad spectrum of educational activities
and instruction aimed at introducing new participants to amateur radio and
enhancing the skills of current members.

- Volunteer Examiner Team: The Association sponsors and administers a certified
Volunteer Examiner team, facilitating amateur radio licensing exams and
supporting the entry of new amateur radio operators.

- Support for AuxComm and Public Service: ARROW provides resources and expertise to AuxComm non-governmental organizations and supports public service communications, thereby strengthening emergency preparedness and operational capabilities within the community.

- Technical Development: The club organizes initiatives designed to improve the
technical and operational proficiency of its members, fostering a culture of
continuous learning and skill advancement.

- Community Engagement: ARROW hosts social activities to promote camaraderie and professional networking among amateur radio enthusiasts.

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