Our public safety audio system is (almost 100%) back up and running.
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| This is a dual receiver stereo
feed. The left and right receivers are separate. |
The Left Channel contains Pike
County Illinois VHF channels:
LAW, ALPHA, BRAVO, PAGING, PEMA, FG-RED, FG-BLUE, FG-Pittsfield,
and others as needed. |
The Right Channel contains:
Illinois StarCom21 digital trunking (IEMA, MABAS, Dist. 20, and other
statewide talkgroups), and,
Missouri MoSWIN (NE-Missouri Region talkgroups and MHP Troop B) |
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Recordings are locally archived for 30 days. MP3 Files are time
stamped with the source.
Note: Look for the filename with the correct time stamp; file dates
and times do not always reflect actual recording time!
To find and replay traffic, click on one of the following links:
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| MULTI VHF
Receiver (see above for channels) |
PAGING
Receiver (only Pike Paging) |
StarCom
and MoSWIN (see above for talkgroups) |
| Pike County Illinois LAW only |
Pike County Illinois ALPHA only |
Pike County Illinois BRAVO only |
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Local Scanner Channels; Program these into your scanner:
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| Channel |
Frequency |
Tone (for some scanners) |
| Pike County Illinois Sheriff &
Police (LAW) |
154.7850 [*] Repeater Output |
114.8 CTCSS |
| Pike County Illinois Fire/EMS
Incident ALPHA |
154.1000 (Also 453.3750) [*]
Repeater Output |
114.8 CTCSS |
| Pike County Illinois Fire/EMS
Incident BRAVO |
151.1300 [*] Repeater Output |
114.8 CTCSS |
| Pike County Illinois Fire/EMS
PAGING |
155.1000 [*] Repeater Output [Note: Repeater input of 158.8800 with NO CTCSS may work better in the Pittsfield area.] |
127.3 CTCSS |
MABAS Interoperable Fireground RED
(Primary)
(All Regional Fire Ops except Pittsfield FD) |
153.8300 [#,L] |
69.3 CTCSS |
| Pike County Illinois Emergency
Management (PEMA) |
158.7600 [*] |
114.8 CTCSS |
| Illinois Interoperable IREACH |
155.0550 [#] |
156N DCS |
| Pittsfield FD non-interoperable
channel, Ashland FD, and St. Charles, MO County-wide Fire/EMS PAGING |
154.2500 [I] |
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The above eight channels cover 95% of all local public safety traffic
in Pike County.
You may also want to program the following: |
| MABAS Interoperable Fireground
BLUE (Secondary) |
154.2950 [#,L] |
85.4 CTCSS |
| Adams County Fire |
154.3100 Repeater Output |
(107.9 CTCSS on some) |
| Brown County Fire |
151.4675 Repeater Output |
D031N DCS |
| Calhoun County shared system (Law,
Fire, EMS, Others) |
154.2350 or 156.1650 [*] -
Simulcast on Both, Repeater Output |
186.2 CTCSS |
| Griggsville Public Works |
155.7150 [*] |
114.8 CTCSS |
| Hannibal, MO City Fire |
154.1300 Repeater Output |
118.8 CTCSS |
| Hannibal (Marion County) 911 |
155.5425 Repeater Output |
118.8 CTCSS |
| Illinois IFERN-1 Fire Mutual Aid |
154.2650 [#] |
210.7 CTCSS |
| Louisiana, MO Fire |
154.3400 [*] |
141.3 CTCSS |
| Missouri Fire Mutual Aid (Also
MABAS FG-White) |
154.2800 [#] |
(MO-CS, IL-74.4 CTCSS) |
| Pittsfield Public Works |
154.0250 |
97.4 CTCSS |
| Pleasant Hill Public Works |
154.5150 [*] Repeater Output |
203.5 CTCSS |
| Scott County 911 |
154.3850 Repeater Output |
77.0 CTCSS |
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Notes: |
Notes: |
[*] - Radio System designed,
installed or maintained by FireElectronics.
[#] - Regional, Statewide or National interoperable channel.
[L] - Designed as Low power or limited range channel.
[I] - Channel subject to harmful interference by other licensed users. |
After 1/1/2013, the FCC requires
that all transmitters broadcast a narrow-band emission. Most (not all)
scanners are capable or being programmed to the new narrow-band
frequencies. Most (not all) scanners will receive narrow-band traffic, but
at a slightly lower volume level. |
ALL Illinois State
Police traffic takes place on the Statewide Starcom21 P25 digital trunking
network. Although the ISP has recently re-installed VHF car radios for interoperability
with local agencies, only a digital trunking scanner can decode the
StarCom system. The Missouri MoSWIN system is also a P25 digital trunking
network. |
| If a repeater is in service, the
above contains the repeater output frequencies for the systems listed.
Agencies spent large dollars to install and maintain repeaters for their
own fleet. You are welcome to program in and listen to the cars on the
repeater uplink frequencies, but are better off letting the agency do all
the heavy lifting for you. |
Some scanners can be programmed
with CTCSS, DCS or PL(R) tones to reduce
unwanted traffic and interference. If your scanner can use these tones,
they are included. If your scanner does not allow you to enter tones,
simply ignore them. |
Proprietary, medical, tactical and
sensitive frequencies are not listed... don't even ask. In nearly all
cases, tactical and sensitive communications are also encrypted and
unavailable to the public... again, don't ask. |
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