Emergency Management Radio Operators Group

EMROG connects licensed amateur radio operators who are willing to provide rapid emergency communications support during natural disasters and large-scale emergency incidents.

Why EMROG exists

When cellular networks and internet fail, licensed amateur radio operators can still get critical messages through. EMROG makes those operators discoverable and coordinated on short notice.

24/7 Ready
Emergency Response
Licensed Operators
Local + Regional

How EMROG Works

A simple network for identifying and mobilizing willing amateur radio volunteers when traditional infrastructure is compromised.

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Identify

Operators register with their call sign, location, capabilities, and availability preferences so they can be found quickly when needed.

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Locate

An interactive map shows where volunteer operators are based, making it easy to see coverage and reach out to nearby stations.

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Activate

During real emergencies or large events, coordinators and agencies can request support from operators who have already opted in.

Volunteer Operators Map

Pins of licensed volunteer amateur radio operators who have indicated willingness to assist with emergency communications suport. Click a pin for call sign and details.

Volunteer Operators
Map powered by OpenStreetMap + Leaflet

Join EMROG or Contact Us

Are you a licensed amateur radio operator willing to help during emergencies? Or do you represent an agency that may need support? Reach out below.

Who should join?

Any licensed amateur radio operator (Technician and above) who is willing to be contacted for short-notice emergency communications support.

  • Natural disasters (hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes, floods…)
  • Large-scale accidents & infrastructure failures
  • Catastrophic man-made events
  • Public events needing backup communications

Your information is only used to facilitate emergency coordination. You remain in full control of when and how you respond.