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Revision as of 19:03, 4 November 2015
Operation SECURE (State Emergency Capability Using Radio Effectively)
State governments are eligible to obtain licenses for HF stations to provide communications circuits in emergency and/or disaster situations, where safety of life and property are concerned and to provide standby and/or backup communications circuits to regular domestic communications circuits which have been disrupted by disasters and/or emergencies.
See 47CFR90.264 Disaster communications between 2 and 10 MHz
Frequencies shown are USB suppressed carrier (dial frequency) in kHz.
| 2226.0 | OK | |
| 2264.0 | AK | |
| 2326.0 | AL CA CO CT DC FL ID IL IN LA MA ME MI MO MS MT NE NH NJ NV NY OH OR RI SC TN TX VA VT WA WY | Interstate Coordination |
| 2411.0 | GU MA MO NJ RI VA VT WA | |
| 2414.0 | ID IL MA ME MI MO NH OR WA WY | |
| 2419.0 | CA CT GU MA MO OH RI TN TX VT WY | |
| 2422.0 | CA OH SC TX | |
| 2439.0 | FL MO MT | |
| 2450.0 | MI | |
| 2463.0 | FL GU MO MT VA | |
| 2466.0 | CO DC GU MI | |
| 2471.0 | CO ID | |
| 2474.0 | CO TN | |
| 2487.0 | AL IN NV | |
| 2511.0 | IN NV SC VA | |
| 2535.0 | GU ID MS | |
| 2569.0 | GU IL MS | |
| 2587.0 | DC GU NJ TX VA WA | |
| 2726.0 | MI VA | |
| 2801.0 | GU NM OK OR TX VA WA | |
| 2804.0 | CA ID IL MI MT NE NM OK TX | |
| 2812.0 | CA GU LA MT NE NY TX VA | |
| 3201.0 | NY | |
| 3230.0 | AK | |
| 4460.0 | AK | |
| 4560.0 | AK | |
| 5135.0 | AK AL CO CT DC ID IL IN MA ME MT NM NH NY OK OR RI SC TN VT | |
| 5140.0 | CA FL ID IL IN MI MO MT NM OH OK TN TX VA | Interstate Coordination |
| 5168.9 | AK | |
| 5192.0 | AL CT IL LA MA ME MO NE NH RI TX VA VT WA | Interstate Coordination |
| 5195.0 | AK CA DC ID MS MT NJ NV OR TN TX VA WY | Interstate Coordination |
| 7418.1 | AK | |
| 7477.0 | CT DC ID LA MA MI MO MS MT NM NY OK RI VT | daytime only |
| 7480.0 | AK CA IL LA MT NM NV OK OR SC TN | |
| 7802.0 | CA CO IL IN MO OH OR TX | daytime only |
| 7805.0 | AL CA CO CT DC FL ID IN LA MA ME MI MO MS MT NE NH NJ NM NV OH OK OR RI TN TX VA VT WA WY | Interstate Coordination |
| 7932.0 | FL ID IL MT NV SC TN TX WY | |
| 7935.0 | AL IL IN MO NE OR TX WA | daytime only |
As of April 2014 there are no FCC public safety HF licenses in AR, AS, AZ, GA, HI, IA, KS, KY, MD, MN, NC, ND, PA, PR, SD, UT, VI, WI, or WV.
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