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The Clubhouse is Available
The Clubhouse is Available
The Jay County Amateur Radio Club clubhouse is available to all vetted full club members 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, except during times when Fairgrounds events make access to our building difficult or impractical. Members are welcome to use the clubhouse for amateur radio activities, meetings, projects, training, and fellowship throughout the year.
The clubhouse is also available for private parties and special gatherings for a nominal rental fee. While we would like to offer the facility at no cost, larger events often result in additional utility expenses that are charged to the club by the Fairgrounds. Rental fees help offset these costs and ensure the clubhouse remains available and well-maintained for the benefit of all members.
When using the clubhouse, please help us keep the facility secure and operating efficiently. Before leaving, ensure that all office and storage room doors are closed, lights and appliances are turned off, radios and other equipment are powered down or unplugged when appropriate, and the building is properly secured by locking the exterior door. Your cooperation helps protect club property and keeps operating costs to a minimum for everyone.
Find Us
Find Us
Whether you're visiting us for the first time or returning for a club meeting, this map will help you easily locate the Jay County Amateur Radio Club meeting site. We've included key roads, landmarks, and access points to make your trip as simple as possible, whether you're coming from within Jay County or traveling from a neighboring community.
The Jay County Amateur Radio Club welcomes visitors, prospective members, and licensed operators of all experience levels. Use the map here to find the meeting location, plan your route, and join us for some amateur radio chatter, learning, fellowship, and fun.
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