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* [http://www.in.gov/ipsc Indiana]
 
* [http://www.in.gov/ipsc Indiana]
 
* [http://isicsb.iowa.gov Iowa]
 
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* [http://www.kansastag.gov/OEC.asp Kansas]
 
* [http://www.kwiec.ky.gov Kentucky]
 
* [http://www.kwiec.ky.gov Kentucky]
 
* [http://gohsep.la.gov/commo.aspx Louisiana]
 
* [http://gohsep.la.gov/commo.aspx Louisiana]
 
* [http://www.state.me.us/mema/programs/mema_prog_icomm.shtml Maine]
 
* [http://www.state.me.us/mema/programs/mema_prog_icomm.shtml Maine]
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* [http://doit.maryland.gov/marylandfirst Maryland]
 
* [http://www.mass.gov/eopss/home-sec-emerg-resp Massachusetts]
 
* [http://www.mass.gov/eopss/home-sec-emerg-resp Massachusetts]
 
* [http://www.michigan.gov/mpscs Michigan]
 
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* Utah: [http://siec.utah.gov SEIC], [http://www.ucan800.org UCAN]
 
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* [http://vcomm.vermont.gov Vermont]
 
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* Virginia: [http://www.vahs.virginia.gov/Initiatives/Interoperability CICO], [http://www.vsp.state.va.us/stars.shtm STARS]
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* Virginia: [http://www.vsp.state.va.us/stars.shtm STARS]
 
* [http://siec.wa.gov Washington]
 
* [http://siec.wa.gov Washington]
 
* [http://www.sirn.wv.gov/Pages/default.aspx West Virginia]
 
* [http://www.sirn.wv.gov/Pages/default.aspx West Virginia]

Revision as of 10:58, 14 April 2014

National Public Safety Interoperability Channels

Refer to APCO/NPSTC ANS 1.104.1-2010 Standard Channel Nomenclature for the Public Safety Interoperability Channels and USDHS National Interoperability Field Operations Guide (NIFOG) for detailed information.

Many state governments publish communications interoperability plans on their web sites. See the links at the bottom of this page.

Some states and local areas have their own interoperability or mutual aid channels or trunked system talkgroups which are used instead of, or in addition to, the channels listed below. Some trunked systems may have talkgroups permanently or temporarily patched to one or more of the channels listed below.

State and regional frequencies are usually found on the Common/Shared or Statewide drop-down list on the main RadioReference Database page for each state, or on county database pages.

A D suffix indicates a repeater output frequency used in simplex mode (for example, LLAW1D is simplex on the output frequency of LLAW1).

Scanner users should program the frequencies below with no tone and the mode set to receive both analog and digital transmissions to reduce the possibility of missing communications.

VHF Low Band

  • In analog mode all radios should transmit PL 156.7 and receive CSQ (carrier squelch) unless PL decode is necessary due to interference.
Frequency  Input   
Type  Tone  Alpha Tag  Description  Mode  Tag 
39.46000  45.86000   RM  156.7 PL  LLAW1/1D LLAW 1 - Law Enforcement  FM  Interop 
39.48000  45.88000   RM  156.7 PL  LFIRE2/2D LFIRE 2 - Fire  FM  Interop 
45.86000  39.46000   RM  156.7 PL  LLAW3/3D LLAW 3 - Law Enforcement  FM  Interop 
45.88000  39.48000   RM  156.7 PL  LFIRE4/4D LFIRE 4 - Fire  FM  Interop 


VHF High Band

  • In analog mode all radios should transmit PL 156.7 and receive carrier squelch (CSQ or no tone) on VCALL10 - VLAW32 unless PL decode is necessary due to interference.
  • In analog mode end user radios should transmit PL 136.5 and receive carrier squelch (CSQ or no tone) on VTAC33 - VTAC38. Repeaters should transmit CSQ and receive PL 136.5.
  • In APCO P25 dgital mode all radios should transmit and receive NAC $293.
  • VTAC17 and VTAC17D are VHF marine band channels and their use is limited to inland VHF Public Coast Station Areas (VPCSA) 10 through 42.
Frequency  Input   
Type  Tone  Alpha Tag  Description  Mode  Tag 
155.75250      BM  156.7 PL  VCALL10 VCALL10 - Calling  FMN  Interop 
151.13750  159.47250   RM  156.7 PL  VTAC11/36 VTAC11/36 - Tactical/Repeater  FMN  Interop 
154.45250  158.73750   RM  156.7 PL  VTAC12/37 VTAC12/37 - Tactical/Repeater  FMN  Interop 
158.73750  159.47250   RM  156.7 PL  VTAC13/38 VTAC13/38 - Tactical/Repeater  FMN  Interop 
159.47250  151.13750   RM  156.7 PL  VTAC14/33 VTAC14/33 - Tactical/Repeater  FMN  Interop 
161.85000  157.25000   RM  156.7 PL  VTAC17/17D VTAC17/17D - Repeater/Tactical  FMN  Interop 
159.47250  158.73750   RM  156.7 PL  VTAC35 VTAC35 - Repeater  FMN  Interop 
158.73750  154.45250   RM  156.7 PL  VTAC34 VTAC34 - Repeater  FMN  Interop 


UHF

  • In analog mode all radios should transmit PL 156.7 and receive carrier squelch (CSQ or no tone) unless PL decode is necessary due to interference.
  • In APCO P25 dgital mode all radios should use NAC $293.
Frequency  Input   
Type  Tone  Alpha Tag  Description  Mode  Tag 
453.21250  458.21250   RM  156.7 PL  UCALL40/40D UCALL40 - Calling  FMN  Interop 
453.46250  458.46250   RM  156.7 PL  UTAC41/41D UTAC41 - Tactical  FMN  Interop 
453.71250  458.71250   RM  156.7 PL  UTAC42/42D UTAC42 - Tactical  FMN  Interop 
453.86250  458.86250   RM  156.7 PL  UTAC43/43D UTAC43 - Tactical  FMN  Interop 


700 MHz

  • All radios should transmit and receive NAC $293. Analog operation is not permitted.

'"`UNIQ--freqsubcat-00000003-QINU`"'

800 MHz

  • In analog mode all radios should transmit PL 156.7 and receive carrier squelch (CSQ or no tone) unless PL decode is necessary due to interference.
  • In APCO P25 digital mode all radios should transmit and receive NAC $293.

'"`UNIQ--freqsubcat-00000004-QINU`"'

NTIA Federal/Non-Federal Interoperability Channels

VHF Law Enforcement

  • In analog mode all radios should transmit PL 167.9 and receive carrier squelch (CSQ or no tone) unless PL decode is necessary due to interference.
  • In APCO P25 dgital mode all radios should transmit and receive NAC $68F.
Frequency  Input   
Type  Tone  Alpha Tag  Description  Mode  Tag 
167.08750  162.08750   RM  167.9 PL  LE 1/LE A LE 1/LE A Tactical/Calling  FMN  Interop 
167.25000  162.26250   RM  68F NAC  LE 2/LE 6 LE 2/LE 6 Tactical  P25  Interop 
167.75000  162.83750   RM  68F NAC  LE 3/LE 7 LE 3/LE 7 Tactical  P25  Interop 
168.11250  163.28750   RM  68F NAC  LE 4/LE 8 LE 4/LE 8 Tactical  P25  Interop 
168.46250  163.42500   RM  68F NAC  LE 5/LE 9 LE 5/LE 9 Tactical  P25  Interop 


VHF Incident Response

  • All radios should transmit PL 167.9 and receive carrier squelch (CSQ or no tone) unless PL decode is necessary due to interference.
Frequency  Input   
Type  Tone  Alpha Tag  Description  Mode  Tag 
170.01250  165.25000   RM  167.9 PL  IR 1/IR 6 IR 1/IR 6 Incident Command  FMN  Interop 
170.41250  165.96250   RM  167.9 PL  IR 2/IR 7 IR 2/IR 7 Medical Evacuation Control  FMN  Interop 
170.68750  166.57500   RM  167.9 PL  IR 3/IR 8 IR 3/IR 8 Logistics Control  FMN  Interop 
173.03750  167.32500   RM  167.9 PL  IR 4/IR 9 IR 4/IR 9 Interagency Convoy  FMN  Interop 
169.53750  164.71250   RM  167.9 PL  NC 1/IR 5 NC 1/IR 5 Incident Calling  FMN  Interop 


UHF Law Enforcement

  • In analog mode all radios should transmit PL 167.9 and receive carrier squelch (CSQ or no tone) unless PL decode is necessary due to interference.
  • In APCO P25 dgital mode all radios should transmit and receive NAC $68F.
Frequency  Input   
Type  Tone  Alpha Tag  Description  Mode  Tag 
409.98750  418.98750   RM  167.9 PL  LE 10/LE 16 LE10/LE16 - Tactical  FMN  Interop 
410.18750  419.18750   RM  68F NAC  LE 11/LE 17 LE11/LE17 - Tactical  P25  Interop 
410.61250  419.61250   RM  68F NAC  LE 12/LE 18 LE12/LR18 - Tactical  P25  Interop 
414.06250      BM  68F NAC  LE 13 LE13 - Tactical  P25  Interop 
414.31250      BM  68F NAC  LE 14 LE14 - Tactical  P25  Interop 
414.33750      BM  68F NAC  LE 15 LE15 - Tactical  P25  Interop 
414.03750      BM  167.9 PL  LE B LE B - Calling  FMN  Interop 


UHF Incident Response

  • All radios should transmit PL 167.9 and receive carrier squelch (CSQ or no tone) unless PL decode is necessary due to interference.
Frequency  Input   
Type  Tone  Alpha Tag  Description  Mode  Tag 
410.23750  419.23750   RM  167.9 PL  NC-2/IR-15 NC2/IR15 - Calling  FMN  Interop 
410.43750  419.43750   RM  167.9 PL  IR-10/IR-16 IR10/IR16 - Ad hoc assignment  FMN  Interop 
410.63750  419.63750   RM  167.9 PL  IR-11/IR-17 IR11/IR17 - Ad hoc assignment  FMN  Interop 
410.83750  419.83750   RM  167.9 PL  IR-12/IR-18 IR12/IR18 - SAR Incident Command  FMN  Interop 
413.18750      BM  167.9 PL  IR13 IR13 - Ad hoc assignment  FMN  Interop 
413.21250      BM  167.9 PL  IR14 IR14 - Interagency Convoy  FMN  Interop 


700 MHz Low Power/Itinerant

  • The following narrowband channels (12.5 kHz) are designated for low power use for on-scene incident response purposes using mobiles and portables.
  • Transmitter power must not exceed 2 watts (ERP)
  • Three of the pairs can be licensed for nationwide itinerant use, the rest are subject to regional planning.
Frequency  Input   
Type  Tone  Alpha Tag  Description  Mode  Tag 
769.05625  799.05625   RM  156.7 PL  7-US-01 Analog 7-US-01 Analog  FMN  Multi-Tac 
769.06875  799.06875   RM  156.7 PL  7-US-02 Analog 7-US-02 Analog  FMN  Multi-Tac 
774.99375  804.99375   RM  156.7 PL  7-US-03 Analog 7-US-03 Analog  FMN  Multi-Tac 
769.05625  799.05625   RM  293 NAC  7-US-01 Digital 7-US-01 Digital  P25  Multi-Tac 
769.06875  799.06875   RM  293 NAC  7-US-02 Digital 7-US-02 Digital  P25  Multi-Tac 
774.99375  804.99375   RM  293 NAC  7-US-03 Digital 7-US-03 Digital  P25  Multi-Tac 


Disaster Relief

American Red Cross

Frequency  License  Type  Tone  Alpha Tag  Description  Mode  Tag 
47.42000  KA3699   BM  146.2 PL  Red Cross 1 Primary (Nationwide) ARCTONE  FM  Emergency Ops 
47.50000  WQEF834   BM  146.2 PL  Red Cross 2 Secondary (Nationwide) ARC-3  FM  Emergency Ops 


Emergency Medical Services Radio

'"`UNIQ--freqsubcat-0000000B-QINU`"'

Law Enforcement

'"`UNIQ--freqsubcat-0000000C-QINU`"'

  • 155.370 was formerly desingated by the FCC to be used exclusively as a law enforcement intersystem frequency. It is used for this purpose in many states and is often called "Point-to-Point".
  • 155.475 and 155.4825 are available nationwide for use in police emergency communications networks operated under statewide law enforcement emergency communications plans. 155.475 is often called "National Law Enforcement Mutual Aid"

National Incident Radio Support Cache

Search and Rescue

Frequency  Type  Alpha Tag  Description  Mode  Tag 
406.02500  M  C-S Beacon B Cospas-Sarsat Rescue Beacons Ch. B  Telm  Data 
406.02800  M  C-S Beacon C Cospas-Sarsat Rescue Beacons Ch. C  Telm  Data 
406.03700  M  C-S Beacon F Cospas-Sarsat Rescue Beacons Ch. F  Telm  Data 
406.04000  M  C-S Beacon G Cospas-Sarsat Rescue Beacons Ch. G  Telm  Data 
406.05000  M  C-S Beacon A Cospas-Sarsat Rescue Beacons A  Telm  Data 


State Government Interoperability Web Sites

References



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