The TULSA REPEATER ORGANIZATION, an amateur radio organization, was founded in 1967 to serve our community through amateur radio communications. With about 100 members who live and work in the Green Country and greater-Tulsa areas, TRO provides a variety of communications efforts that meet public service needs.  Along with the privileges of becoming a licensed amateur radio operator -- commonly called HAM operators -- comes the duty to serve the public in times of need.

TRO is a member-funded/supported organization created as a vehicle for amateur radio operators to serve the public. Throughout the greater Tulsa area, TRO operates and maintains a network of radio communications equipment that is used in service of our community. TRO members volunteer in such public service communications as the SKYWARN storm spotting network assisting the National Weather Service’s (NWS)Tulsa warning office, supporting the Tulsa Area Emergency Management Agency (T.A.E.M.A.), the American Red Cross Disaster Services, Tulsa Mayor’s Citizen Corps and many other emergency and public service agencies that may need additional help and communication resources during times of emergencies.
As part of this purpose TRO also spends time educating the public about storm and disaster safety and amateur radio’s role in those efforts.