KMOZ-FM is a commercial country radio station licensed to Grand Junction, Colorado, broadcasting at 92.3 MHz as The Moose. It is owned by MBC Grand Broadcasting, Inc., and serves western Colorado and nearby parts of Utah.
History
The facility signed on May 1, 1960, as KREX-FM. Its call letters changed several times, including KVEE-FM, KJYE-FM, and KJYE. It became KKVT in 2012. On August 1, 2013, KKVT’s adult-hits format moved to 100.7 MHz while the country format on KMOZ-FM moved to 92.3 MHz; the stations exchanged frequencies and formats.
Programming
The Moose broadcasts country music and is part of MBC Grand’s Grand Junction station group. Translators extend its coverage toward Montrose, Rifle, and Moab, Utah.
Technical information
KMOZ-FM broadcasts with 100 kW ERP and 420 m HAAT on 92.3 MHz. It is a Class C station (Facility ID 39464). Station technical summary.
Station information
| Call sign | KMOZ-FM |
|---|---|
| Community of license | Grand Junction, Colorado |
| Frequency / brand | 92.3 MHz; The Moose |
| Format | Country |
| Facility ID | 39464 |
| ERP / HAAT / class | 100 kW; 420 m; C |
| Owner | MBC Grand Broadcasting, Inc. |
| Airdate | May 1, 1960 (as KREX-FM) |
| Former callsigns | KREX-FM; KVEE-FM; KJYE-FM/KJYE; KKVT |
References
- Wikipedia, KMOZ-FM — call-sign, frequency, and format history.
- The Moose 92.3 — current station identity and programming.
- FCCInfo, Grand Junction FM facilities — facility class, power, and HAAT.
- FCC public inspection file, KMOZ-FM — regulatory record.
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