Repeaters

The following are repeaters owned and maintained by Snohomish ACS to maintain a robust communication system for use during disaster activations. The repeaters operating in the ham bands are also available for normal amateur use. The repeaters outside the ham bands may be used with permission .

Everett DSTAR Gateway (EVERTD)

NR7SS B Frequency: 440.350 MHz Offset: +5.000

OSO DMR Repeater

This repeater is not networked so it can only be used to establish local connections.

Frequency: 444.150 MHz Offset: +5

Granite Falls Repeater (GFALL1)

This Amateur repeater is located near Granite Falls with sufficient altitude to provide extensive coverage for most of Snohomish County. This station is used as the Snohomish County ACS Resource Net (during activations and exercises) and also open to the general amateur radio community. This repeater is owned, operated and maintained by Snohomish County ACS.

Frequency: 146.925 MHz Offset: -.6 Tone: 156.7 Hz Mode: FM Narrow Analog

Granite Falls Repeater (GFALL4)

This Amateur repeater is located near Granite Falls with sufficient altitude to provide extensive coverage for most of Snohomish County. This station is open to the general amateur radio community. This repeater is owned, operated and maintained by Snohomish County ACS.

Frequency: 440.325 MHz Offset: +5 Tone: 156.7 Hz Mode: FM Narrow Analog

Firetrail Repeater (FIRET2)

This Amateur repeater has great coverage from the Arlington area and is available to the general amateur radio community. During activations this repeater may be used for the Command net.

Frequency: 224.380 MHz Offset: -1.6 Tone: 103.5 Hz Mode: FM Analog

Firetrail Repeater (FIRET4)

This Amateur repeater has great coverage from the Arlington area and is available to the general amateur radio community. During activations this repeater is used as a backup on 70 CM.

Frequency: 444.200 MHz Offset: +5 Tone: 156.7 Hz Mode: FM Narrow Analog

Lynnwood Repeater (LYNNWD)

This Amateur repeater has coverage for South County from the Lynnwood area and is available to the general amateur radio community. During activations this repeater is likely to be used as the backup to the Resource Net (GRANIT).

Frequency: 146.775 MHz Offset: -.6 Tone: 156.7 Hz Mode: FM Narrow Analog

Clearview Repeater (CLEARV)

This Amateur repeater has great coverage for South East County from the Clearview area and is available to the general amateur radio community. This repeater has good coverage over most of the county. During activations this repeater is likely to be used as the Tactical Net.

Frequency: 442.975 MHz Ofset: +5 Tone: 156.7 Hz Mode: FM Narrow Analog

Montlake Repeater (MTLAKE)

This Amateur repeater has great coverage for South County from the Mountlake Terrace area and is available to the general amateur radio community. This repeater has good coverage over most of the county.

Frequency: 443.725 MHz Offset: +5 Tone: 156.7 Hz Mode: FM Narrow Analog

Swedish Repeater (SWEDSH)

This Amateur repeater has great coverage for South County from Swedish Hospital in Edmonds and is available to the general amateur radio community. This repeater has good coverage over most of the county.

Frequency: 444.025 MHz Offset: +5 Tx Tone: 156.7 Hz Mode: FM Narrow Analog

DEM OSO Commercial Repeater (DEMOSO)

This is not an Amateur repeater, operating outside the ham bands from Oso near Darington, WA. Coverage is great for North county however covers most of the county. This repeater is available with permission from Snohomish ACS. This system may be used during activations.

The red and purple areas in the map at right indicate handheld coverage. Mobile coverage includes the yellow and potentially green areas.

Frequency: 154.055 MHz, +4.795 Tx Tone: 103.5 Hz Rx Tone: 127.3 Mode: FM Narrow

DEM Clearview Commercial Repeater (DEMCL)

This is not an Amateur repeater, operating outside the ham bands from Clearview. Coverage is great for South county however covers most of the county. This repeater is available with permission from Snohomish ACS. This system may be used during activations.

The red and purple areas in the map at right indicate handheld coverage. Mobile coverage includes the yellow and potentially green areas.

Frequency: 154.055 MHz, +4.795 Tx Tone: 114.8 Hz Rx Tone: 127.3 Mode: FM Narrow

DEM Whidbey Commercial Repeater (DEMWI)

(Temporarly Offline)

This is not an Amateur repeater, operating outside the ham bands from Whidbey Island. Coverage is intended to cover the waterfront well. This repeater is available with permission from Snohomish ACS. This system may be used during activations.

The red and purple areas in the map at right indicate handheld coverage. Mobile coverage includes the yellow and potentially green areas.

Frequency: 154.055 MHz, +4.795 Tx Tone: 127.3 Hz Rx Tone: 127.3 Mode: FM Narrow

Snohomish County Repeater Map (2023 - Rev 2026)

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