WGEO, Georgetown Emergency Operations Radio, is a low power FM radio station designed to accomplish two goals. Its primary goal is to keep city residents informed about special disaster information. After Hugo in 1989, it was very hard for City Residents to get information about help and assistance. During the 1996 Hurricane Season, two storms brushed our coast causing a full evacuation of the beaches and coastline. Miles of evacuating motorists clogged the highways and needed information.

Now when the City needs to get information out we simply "Go On The Air" and provide information directly to motorists and residents.


During "non-emergency" times, the station continuously broadcasts information about the Tourism sites available around the City and on traffic conditions, highways, area history and city government.

The Station uses
Jockey Pro LT to coordinate the verbal information with music. During December the station broadcasts an excellent selection of Seasonal Holiday music.


WGEO replaced the earlier version of Georgetown Radio when the city owned WPKY 886, a low power AM Radio Station.

WGEO-LP was initially licensed by the Federal Communications Commission on August 14, 2002. Our license was renewed on December 1, 2003 and will expire on December 1, 2011.

WGEO FM 105.7

Georgetown City Fire Department
Georgetown, South Carolina

TOP: The studio, along with the rest of the Fire Department, was renovated following the Flood of September 2000.

BOTTOM: The original studio and equipment