Oakland County (MI) Fire/EMS

Fire Tone Outs

Novi Fire tones (423.050 MHz)

• Novi Fire "5-10" Medical A: 600.9 B: 634.5
• Fire A: 600.9 B: 1092.4
• 5-30 A: 600.9 B: 1034.7

Rochester Hills

• Fire A: 1344 B: 1082
• A: 634.5 B: 1082
• A: 1232 B: 1082
• A: 1985 B: 1082
• A: 1820 B: 1082
• A: 871 B: 1082
• A: 979.9 B: 1082

Troy Fire

• A: 330.5 B: 1180
• A: 330.5 B: 1287
• A: 330.5 B: 1403
• A: 330.5 B: 1530
• A: 330.5 B: 1743
• A: 330.5 B: 1901
• A: 330.5 B: 765
• A: 330.5 B: 389
• A: 330.5 B: 1985
• A: 330.5 B: 368.5
• A: 330.5 B: 349
• A: 330.5 B: 1122.5

Huron Valley Ambulance

Huron Valley Ambulance

A = Alpha (ALS Paramedic Unit)
B = Bravo (BLS EMT-Basic Unit)
C = Charlie (Paramedic Supervisors & Upper Management such as Vice President)
E = Echo  (Paramedic first response unit, staffed with 1 senior paramedic)

ALS = Advanced Life Support
BLS = Basic Life Support

Priority Codes

Priority 1 = Lights and Sirens Response
Priority 3 = Non-emergent immediate response (911 calls)
Priority 4 = A scheduled transfer normally handled by BLS units
Priority 5 = Any transfer that is called in 1hr before the time of the pick-up

Shift points for central operations are coded A1-A99, these are usually 
either an intersection, or a specific location such as a gas station 
for fueling. Ambulances are positioned strategically throughout the 
counties to provide coverage. A unit is typically required to be within 
500 meters of the particular point they are stationed. Each crew, typically
has a particular spot they like to park when sitting at a point, such 
as in an empty parking lot or behind buildings.

Huron Valley Ambulance (HVA) Unit Numbering

Washtenaw (Central Operations), Western Wayne, & Oakland (Eastern Operations) Counties:

C100 – Vice President of Central operations

Day Cars - mostly 12 & 10 hour units.  These units range from A101-A113, and 
any extra cars added, start with A114 to A119. They are posted as specific
shift points and are moved when coverage changes:

A101 is the first car to come on in the morning at 04:30 hours.
A113 the last of the day cars starts at 14:00 hours.

The night cars start with A130 – 133 with extra cars starting at A134 to A139.

A150 is the day Mobile Intensive Care Unit (MICU).

A151 is the night MICU.

These units sit shift point and pull calls the same as all 
other Alpha cars however, they do not do P4-5 unless it is a MICU 
call that requires further treatment and equipment than normal ALS 
cars can handle.

A158 = Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Also referred to as 
the baby bus:

This unit is a larger type III, medium duty ambulance, used to transport 
neonates requiring extra equipment. In addition, adult (obese) patients
requiring larger equipment such as ECMO that will not fit in 
a normal modular ambulance. This unit usually has staff from 
the hospital on board such as RN’s & MD’s.

A160 to A169 are special event cars these cares are normal ALS units that 
sit at such events as U of M baseball games and other community events.

E170 = Dexter Echo unit.
A176 = Chelsea 24-hour ALS unit stationed on Chelsea Hospital grounds.

B180 to B188 are BLS units usually reserved for non-emergent P4s & P5s 
(hospital to nursing home, nursing home to doc appointment, Ect…) 
These units typical do not respond to 911 calls unless the ALS unit 
is more than 10min from the call.

B189 = A 24hr BLS unit stationed at the Chrysler Proving Grounds (CPG) in Chelsea.
This unit is staffed with 1 EMT-Basic and responds to calls only on the 
CPG property, with CPG Emergency Response Team.

C190 – C199 = Paramedic Road Supervisors.


Eastern Operations

The same codes apply, but replace the 1 with a 6 IE 601 with the following exceptions:

A671 = 24hr unit stationed in South Lyon Fire Department.
A673 = 24hr unit stationed in Wixom.
A674 = New 24hr unit stationed in Milford - formerly the back up unit out of South Lyon.

Western Operations (Calhoun and Jackson Counties):

Monroe Community Ambulance (MCA) covering all of Monroe County except for the
city of Monroe:

Monroe, uses a different protocol, when compared to Eastern and Central Ops of HVA. 
There are five 24 hour units stationed in the county. However, the other 
codes apply such as 790 for road supervisors and so forth.

A701 = Ash Township car stationed at the ash township fire station
A702 = The Dundee car
A703 = Monroe township car
A704 = Bedford car
A705 = New 24hr car stationed in Frenchtown Twp.

Livingston Community Ambulance:

Charlie 500 - Daytime Shift Supervisors
Charlie 600 - Night Shift Supervisors
Alpha   101 - Hamburg Unit
Alpha   102 - Genoa Unit
Alpha   103 - Brighton Unit
Alpha  104 - Hartland Unit
Alpha  105 - West side (Grand River and Burkhart)
Alpha  106 - 12 hour day shift unit (Grand River and Chilson)
Alpha  107 - Cover car
Echo Units: 1 person in a non transporting ALS unit. (Ford Excursions)

Lenawee Community Ambulance:

All units are ALS

501 - Tecumseh
504 - Adrian
507 - Cambridge Twp

505 - 10 hrs out of Raisin Twp Fire
595 - 10 hrs out of Raisin Twp Fire with Supervisor

502 - Special Events Car
503 - Special Events Car
506 - Special Events Car
508 - Special Events Car

511 - Michigan International Speedway (MIS) Track car

Oakland County Fire Stations

1.    Waterford
2.    Auburn Hills
3.    Independence Twp.
4.    White Lake Twp.
5.    Novi
6.    W. Bloomfield Twp.
7.    Southfield
8.    North Oakland Fire Authority
9.    Tri City
10.   VACANT
11.   Farmington City
12.   Civil Defense (EOC)
13.   Franklin
14.   Commerce Twp.
15.   Brandon Twp.
16.   Highland Twp.
17.   Milford
18.   Bloomfield Twp.
19.   Walled Lake
20.   Orion Twp.
21.   Oxford
22.   Springfield Twp.
23.   Farmington Hills
24.   Lyon Twp.
25.   Groveland Twp.
26.   Addison Twp.
27.   Wixom
28.   VACANT
36.   Royal Oak Twp. (Now closed: handled by Ferndale)
51.   Holly

Oakway Fire Stations

1. Pontiac City
5. Birmingham
6. Southfield
7. Madison Heights
8. Hazel Park
9. Royal Oak
11. Ferndale
16. Clawson