Out here among the pines, cell service comes and goes — but radio keeps Warren connected. These are the local ham radio and GMRS frequencies serving our corner of Tyler County, with tones, call signs, and details on how to join in.
Licensed amateur operators use this direct radio-to-radio frequency to talk across Tyler County and beyond — and it's a lifeline during storms when other systems fail. New to ham radio? It's easier than ever to get licensed, and local operators are happy to help you get started.
Local amateur radio simplex frequency serving the Warren area — a direct radio-to-radio channel for local operators. Connected to the South Coast Reflector (SCR) via AllStar, linking this node into a wider network of connected repeaters across the region.
View details on RepeaterBook for Warren 70cm Simplex RepeaterLearn more about the South Coast ReflectorGMRS is the family and neighborhood service — with a simple no-test license, hand-held radios can reach a local repeater and cover the whole Warren area. Great for keeping in touch around town, on the hunting lease, or during power outages.
Local GMRS repeater for community and family use — one license covers your whole household.
View details on RepeaterBookKnow another local repeater or want yours listed? Contact the site admin at mark@mudpit.us or post in the Warren Social network. For other community information, see our local resources page.