Emergency Management Radio Operators Group (EMROG)
Mission Statement:
- Primary: Provide Amateur Radio communications to our served agencies when all other electronic mechanisms fail. Our primary served agency is the Fort Bend County Office of Emergency Management. We also serve several hospitals and municipalities in Fort Bend County. Amateur Radio communications can be internal to Fort Bend County or between the Fort Bend, another county, or the State of Texas.
- Secondary: Provides Amateur Radio communication among EMROG Skywarn storm spotters, the National Weather Service in League City, the Fort Bend Office of Emergency Management, or by telephone relay the Fort Bend Sheriff’s Department.
Requirements: To join the Emergency Management Radio Operators Group (EMROG), click here.
Email: The group's intake email is FBCEMROG@gmail.com. Email is checked several time a week, but not daily.
New Items:
Hurricane EARL: 5-Day Forecast Cone
Tropical Storm FIONA: 5-Day Forecast Cone
Tropical Weather:
Atlantic Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook
Repeater: Fort Bend Office of Emergency Managements sponsors three repeaters for emergency service use.
- 2 Meter Vocal: 145.490 MHz, PL=123.0 Hz, Negative Offset
- 2 Meter Digital: 145.050 MHz (KD5HAL-5 and KD5HAL-10)
- 70cm Vocal: 444.525 MHZ, PL=123.0 Hz, Positive Offset
Net Operations: Each Monday Night (except Third) at 7:30 PM, more information, click here.
Schedule Activities:
- Races and EMROG Training Nets: Each Monday Night (except Third) at 7:30 PM: 145.490 MHz, negative offset, PL 123.5 Hz.
- EMROG (eye-ball) meeting at EOC (no net): Third Monday of each month: 7:30 PM at the Fort Bend Office of Emergency Management; 307 Fort Street, Richmond, TX. Talk in on 145.49 repeater (repeater information above).
- EMROG Work Days: These are used to maintain and improve Amateur Radio Communication infrastructure. They are usually scheduled for the first Saturday following the "eye-ball" meeting on the Third-Monday. Currently envisioned work days are listed below. Breakfast is usually provided for those who notify in advance that they intend to attend.
- September 25th: (Saturday, 8:AM) TBD
- October 23rd: (Saturday, 8:AM) TBD
- November20th: (Saturday, 8:AM) TBD
- December 25th: CANCELLED
About Skywarn: Skywarn in Fort Bend County is a cooperative among the Office of Emergency Management (OEM), National Weather Service (NWS). For more information, click here.
Member Log-In Links:
Useful Web Information Links:
National Weather
Local Weather
- NWS Fort Bend County TX: Watches, Warnings, Advisories
- NWS Harris County TX: Watches, Warnings, Advisories
- NWS Storm Prfediction Center
- City of Sugar Land: Interactive Rainfall Map
- Harris County Rain Gauge System
- USGS Texas Stream Flow Data by County
- USGS Texas Stream Flow Data by River
- TExas Parks & Wildlife River Flow Gauges, Brazos River
Amateur Radio
- RMS Station Up Times (South Texas)
- Houston Area Amateur License Training
- Anderson Power Pole Connector Construction
- Harris County ARES
RSS Information
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March 26, 2010
Traffic _ Service Nets 03-26-10.pdf (
PDF Document - 19.28 KB)
Traffic & Service Nets Available from the Sugar Land TX area
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March 26, 2010
FBC_EMROG_Application.pdf (
PDF Document - 117.23 KB)
PDF document supporting Type-In fields
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July 29, 2009
EMROG Brochure (
PDF Document - 1 MB)
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May 24, 2010
Texas RACES Application Form (
PDF Document - 311.06 KB)
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February 19, 2010
FBC ARES Application Form (
PDF Document - 76.91 KB)
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January 25, 2010
Skywarn Net Procedures
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February 19, 2009
SkyWarn Net Control Scripts
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January 30, 2010
Skywarn Log NCS (
PDF Document - 3.07 KB)
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January 30, 2010
Skywarn Log Liaison (
PDF Document - 2.59 KB)

