Who We Are and What We Do - IACC is responsible for amateur frequency coordination activities in the Inland Northwest, which includes Washington State east of the Cascades and North Idaho. Consider this page as your launch point to create or update a repeater station frequency coordination. NOTE: If you operate a station just outside our area that provides significant coverage within our area, you may coordinate with us in addition to your home-area coordination body. We do confer with adjacent coordinators but more communication is better than less.
Tools - The primary tool for frequency coordination is the Station Record as collected in the Technical Data Sheet (TDS). There are two avenues available to submit a new or updated request.
Paper or E-Mail - First is the original TDS form, which is PDF-based and may be downloaded, completed, and submitted via e-mail or postal mail to the Coordinator. That form as well as its instructions and supporting documentation can be found at the bottom of this page.
Online - Second is our all new, online process. You can now fill out the request on this web page, save it for later editing, and when you are ready, submit it to the Coordinator for review and approval.
To preserve Trustee privacy, all online submissions require the creation of a member account. This ensures that only station trustees can create or change their station records. Member accounts are free and recommended for any repeater station trustee within IACC territory.

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