Statewide amateur radio traffic nets serve as an essential communication bridge connecting operators across Vermont’s 14 counties every morning and evening.
The Vermont State Phone Net operates on 3.855 MHz LSB daily, bringing together net control stations from Bennington to Newport. Operators route National Traffic System (NTS) messages, official ARRL bulletins, weather updates, and health-and-welfare check-ins.
📻 Daily NTS Message Routing
Daily net discipline ensures Vermont emergency communicators maintain sharp operating skills for rapid message handling during winter ice storms and flash flooding events.
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