Atlantic Division

To promote amateur radio service as an enjoyable, education and service oriented hobby.

To represent and to be a resource point for the members of the ARRL in the Atlantic Division.

To assure our members receive ARRL reprsentation and the full benefits of the league.

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LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS

Amateur Radio Emergency Preparedness Act (H.R. 1094 / S. 459)pending vote:
- The Bills: H.R. 1094 (introduced by Rep. August Pfluger) and S. 459 (introduced by Sen. Roger Wicker) This bipartisan legislation aims to override restrictive Homeowners' Association (HOA) rules that prevent radio operators from installing and maintaining vital emergency antennas

Atlantic Division Director Martin “Marty” Newingham (AG3I) 6003 Autumn View Court Greensburg, PA 15601 (724) 875-5385 ag3i @ arrl.org	Atlantic Division Vice Director VACANT - NOT YET APPOINTED __________ , __ _____ (###) ###-#### _____ @ arrl.org

Atlantic Division Profile:

Represented by the Division Director, who is assisted by the Vice Director.

Division Director is the voting member of the ARRL board for the division.

Director also appoints various Assistant Directors within the division who assist in various tasks.

The Atlantic Division spans seven ARRL Sections.

Each section is managed by a Section Manager.

The Atlantic Division currently represents:

Five U.S. States
W2 & W3 USA Callsign Areas
Seven ARRL Sections
143 State Counties
111 ARES® EmComm Teams
244 Amateur Radio Groups
13,796 ARRL / FCC license Hams.
More than 75 Field Day Sites
226 ARRL Affiliated Clubs