Contact And Info About KRCC

KRCC is a non-commercial, member-supported public media service affiliated with, and operated by, Colorado Public Radio in partnership with Colorado College.

Office & Studios:
KRCC
720 N. Tejon St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Office hours: 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday.

Telephone:
(719) 473-4801
(800) 748-2727
(719) 473-7863 fax

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Contact Information:

Audio issues? Use this audio form so we know specifically what signal you're having issue with.
Membership/Thank you gift questions: (719) 473-4801 or membership@krcc.org
Car Donation Questions: (719) 473-4801
Programming: info@krcc.org
News Tips: news@krcc.org
ISDN REQUESTS: mprocell@krcc.org & jbelik@krcc.org - please email both, or call 719-473-4801.

KRCC Staff

Abigail Beckman - Morning Edition Host/Reporter: abeckman@krcc.org
Joel Belik - Radio Engineer: jbelik@krcc.org
Jeff Bieri - Station Manager: jbieri@krcc.org
Andrea Chalfin - Managing Editor: achalfin@krcc.org
Leslie Faulkner - Account Manager: lfaulkner@krcc.org
Jess Hazel - Morning Edition Host/Reporter: jhazel@krcc.org
Jeanette Hohman - Senior Account Manager: jhohman@krcc.org
Shanna Lewis - Growth/General Assignment Reporter: slewis@krcc.org
Mike Procell - All Things Considered Host: mprocell@krcc.org

About Us

Relationship to Colorado College

KRCC and all transmitter and translator FCC licenses are held by Colorado College, a nonprofit, private, educational institution.

KRCC is a member-supported, non-commercial community service affiliated with, and operated by, Colorado Public Radio. KRCC was started in 1951 by Colorado College Professor Woodson "Chief" Tyree.

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Station news and updates
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CPB and FCC Required Public Information

KRCC makes accessible a series of public documents and information as part of our commitment to honoring our Federal Communications Commission (FCC) license and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) requirements, which provides a portion of our annual support. If you have questions or need assistance, please contact us.

KRCC and all listed transmitters (bold) and translators are licensed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to Colorado College:

91.5 FM KRCC Colorado Springs / Pueblo / Lake George / Hartsel (El Paso County)
88.5 Westcliffe / Gardner translator (Custer County)
89.1FM KECC La Junta (Otero County)
89.5FM KWCC-FM Woodland Park (Teller County)
89.9 Limon translator (Lincoln County)
90.1 Manitou Springs translator (El Paso County)
91.1 Trinidad--Downtown translator (Las Animas County)
91.7 FM KCCS Starkville, Trinidad / Raton, NM (Colfax County, NM)
94.1 Walsenburg / LaVeta (Huefano County)
95.5 Lake George translator (Park County)
95.7 Buena Vista / Salida / Villa Grove translator (Chaffee County)
105.7 Canon City translator (Fremont County)

Annual Audited Financial Statements & CPB Financial Report Information

Colorado College is an equal opportunity employer.

KRCC Reporting & News Ethics

KRCC is committed to objectiveness, truth and fairness in reporting. We currently follow and subscribe to the ethics policies laid forth by the following professional organizations:

KRCC CPB Local Content & Services Report
Read more about our activities in FY 2018

Additional Signal Information

Signal Coverage:
Southeastern Colorado including Colorado Springs, Woodland Park, Pueblo and La Junta. Mountain communities via translator are Buena Vista, Salida, Westcliffe, Gardner, Villa Grove, Trinidad and Raton, NM.

Power:
KRCC - 2,100 watts @ 687 meters above average terrain
KECC - 740 watts @ 91 meters above average terrain
KCCS - 370 watts @ 303 meters above average terrain
KWCC-FM - 100 watts @ 132 meters above average terrain

First Broadcast:
KRCC - May 7, 1951
KECC - January 7, 2000
KCCS - October 31, 2008
KWCC-FM - June 13, 2017