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Revision as of 14:15, 1 May 2016

System Name State of Ohio MARCS - Multi-Agency Radio Communications
System Type Motorola Type II SmartZone OmniLink w/Project 25
System ID 6F0F, 6F10, 6F16, 712D, 9112
Connect Tone 83.72, 97.30, 90.00, 128.57
Wide Area Communications Network ?
Network Access Code ?
TRBO Color Code ?
NXDN RAN
Band 800
County Various
State Ohio
Ownership Public
State of Ohio MARCS - Multi-Agency Radio Communications RR DB Entry
State of Ohio MARCS - Multi-Agency Radio Communications Site Map from the RRDB
Ohio Discussion Forum
MediaWiki
QuickRef
PDF Card


Welcome to the State of Ohio MARCS - Multi-Agency Radio Communications collaboration article, a Trunked Radio System located in Ohio.
This is where you, the user, may index any articles you develop for scanning related topics for this Trunked Radio System.

About

The Ohio Multi-Agency Radio Communications System (MARCS) is a Motorola Type II SmartZone/Omnilink system with 100% digital audio.

Most state agencies use this system to some extent, with agencies like the Highway Patrol, Department of Natural Resources, Emergency Management and other emergency services using the system almost exclusively.

Various local agencies also use the system; please check the database for a complete listing of talkgroups.

See the Ohio Counties page in the Wiki or the Ohio State Agencies page for additional information on system subscribers.

Monitoring MARCS

The following scanners can be used to track the system:

Map of system sites and zones

Current MARCS Zones (10-21-2009)

MARCS Map.png

MARCS Zone Map (pre-2009)

Marcs zones - pre 2009.jpg

Decommissioned Sites

  • 6F0F-001 Marion (851.72500 851.77500 852.31250a 852.57500d 854.53750 858.18750)
  • 6F10-023 Dresden (852.86250a 853.38750c)
  • 6F10-031 Duncan Falls (853.12500a 853.60000c)
  • 6F10-038 Kirkwood (853.05000c)
  • 6F10-040 Kensington (853.90000c)
  • 6F10-049 Deersville (852.78750a 853.17500d 860.43750)
  • 6F10-050 Germano (852.10000a 852.37500c)
  • 6F10-051 New Alexandria (852.18750a 852.82500c 856.46250)
  • 6F10-052 Mingo (851.82500 853.95000c)
  • 6F10-057 Zanesville (853.4375)
  • 6F10-059 Stratton (852.12500c)
  • 712D-008 Marysville (852.73750 853.62500a 853.91250c)
  • 712D-017 St Louisville (851.36250 851.85000a 851.98750 852.95000c 856.08750)
  • 712D-018 Wapakoneta (851.93750 852.53750a 853.22500d)
  • 712D-019 Linnville (851.58750a 852.10000c 856.46250 856.73750 857.03750)
  • 712D-035 Greenville (852.70000a 853.17500d 856.93750 857.93750)
  • 712D-036 Sidney (851.65000 852.60000a 853.12500a 853.78750d)
  • 712D-056 Alexandria (851.97500 852.70000c 852.91250 853.23750a 853.70000 854.98750)
  • 712D-061 Richwood (852.11250a 852.96250c)

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