Pulaski County

By the numbers: about 12,385 residents (2023 U.S. Census estimate) Β· 22 licensed amateur radio operators β€” 11 Technician, 6 General, 5 Extra Β· 2 more licenses in the FCC's two-year renewal grace period (FCC licenses, by ZIP).

Ham Radio Clubs

No amateur radio club is based in Pulaski County. The Pulaski County REACT group sponsors the KC9VBQ repeater (145.480 MHz, βˆ’0.6, PL 131.8) in Winamac, and the county falls within Indiana ARES District 2. If you know of a club in this county, please use the contact link below to submit it.

Severe-weather watches and warnings for Pulaski County come from the National Weather Service β€” NWS Northern Indiana office. Trained Skywarn spotters relay reports during severe weather; see our EmComm page.

Also check neighboring county pages: Cass County, Fulton County, White County, Marshall County, Starke County.

Repeaters

We don’t yet have a repeater listed in Pulaski County itself. These 4 machines sit in the bordering counties, and VHF/UHF repeaters routinely reach well past a county line β€” from higher ground you can often work several of them:

Amateur radio repeaters in counties bordering Pulaski County, Indiana
FrequencyOffsetToneModeCountyLocation
145.230-0.6173.8FMCassLogansport
147.180+0.6173.8FMCassLogansport
443.650+5.0173.8FMCassLogansport
145.410-131.8FMStarkeStarke

The information on this page may not be fully up to date. If you notice anything incorrect or missing, please email campbell@indianahamradio.com with the correction.

Nearby counties

Pulaski County borders 5 other counties. Repeaters and clubs just across the line are usually well within range, so it is worth checking them too: