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Clay County (SD)

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Clay County Radio Guide

Clay County Mainly uses the South Dakota State Digital System for dispaching needs. Units in Vermillion and Clay county are dispached by 19-1 from the Clay Area Emergency Services Communication Center which is owned by both the city of Vermillion and Clay County. The dispach center has three counsles, but mainly only two are used.

Vermillion and Clay County Law Enforcement Radio Usage

Vermillion Police use Clay Law 1 TG 21824 on South Dakota Digital System for their dispaching needs. Clay county Sheriff also use Clay Law 1 TG 21824 for dispaching. Clay county Jail uses Clay Law 2 TG 21840. 8-1J is the call sign for the onduy jailer.

City of Vermillion Police Department website

Clay County Sheriff website

Vermillion Clay County EMS and Vermillion Fire radio usage

Vermillion Clay County ambulance and Vermillion FD uses the TAC frequency (154.815) for all dispatching and scene coordination needs. Their pager dispatch frequency is 155.940, but they use the TAC frequency for dispatch coordination. Vermillion Clay County ambulance also uses VERM EMS SDTRS TG 21728 for transfers to Sioux Falls

Vermillion Fire Ambulance Website

University of South Dakota

USD Police Department uses USD Police TG 25904 on the SD Digital system of dispaching needs. Maintence with either use 155.865 or 155.805.

USD Police Department Website

Clay County Rural Fire

Irene Fire Department uses 155.085 and Wakndon FD uses 154.235 for their dispaching needs. Both Departments are dispached by 19-1 out of vermillion. Vermillion EMS provides EMS for most of the county.

Clay Co. Fire Tone Out

Vermillion/Clay County South Dakota Fire & EMS Tone-Outs
Tone Out Frequency Mod. Tone A Freq Hz Tone B Freq Hz
Vermillion FD1 155.9400 FM 0.0 Hz 688.3 Hz
Vermillion FD2 155.9400 FM 1901.0 Hz 1036.0 Hz
Vermillion EMS 155.9400 FM 589.7 Hz 589.7 Hz

Both entries for FD (1 & 2) are needed as it is a 3-tone page-out. FD1 group tone 688.3hz is sounded for about 3 seconds, immediately followed by FD2 which sounds 1901.0 Hz for 1 second and 1036.0 Hz for 3 seconds. This is the only way I've found to get it working on a Uniden BCD396T.