Connecticut CMED (CT)

Statewide

Statewide CMED channels have a PL of 210.7

Region 1 (Southwest)

Region 1 PL is 123.0

The lineup below is the most common usage of the channels for Southwest. The modules in the consoles allow for some additional flexibility in channel usage. For example, one of the Bridgeport modules can be changed from MED 3 to MED 1 and a dispatcher can assign a unit patching in the Bridgeport area MED 1 to talk to Bridgeport Hospital or SVMC, it is unusual though. While units patching are typically close to the hospital they are transporting to and get assigned the patch channel for that area, if a unit in the Bridgeport area needed to talk to Norwalk Hospital they would likely be assigned MED 3 or 8, for example. Patch channels also have the repeaters turned off most of the time so you need to listen to the input side to hear the ambulance. Repeaters can be enabled if a major incident needs the extra channel for coordination without interfering with the other routine traffic.

Channel	Location	Use	Notes
MED 1	Greenwich	Hospital Patch	-
MED 2	Monroe	Coordination	Repeater on
MED 3	Bridgeport	Hospital Patch	-
MED 4	Norwalk	Hospital Patch	-
MED 5	Stamford	Coordination	Repeater on
MED 6	Stamford	Hospital Patch	-
MED 7	Norwalk	Hospital Patch	-
MED 8	Bridgeport	Hospital Patch	-
MED 9	Bridgeport	Coordination	Repeater on
MED 10	Norwalk	Coordination	Repeater on
MED 52	Milford	Hospital Patch	-

Region 2 (New Haven)

West Rock

• MED 10 - Main transmitter with repeater (semi-duplex system)
• MED 4 - Repeater / usually used for St. Rapheal's patches
• MED 7 - Repeater / usually used for Yale / NH patches

East Rock

• MED 6 - Repeater / used for both Yale / NH and St. Ray's patches when necessary. Used also as a tactical repeater for Meto New Haven Area.

Valley (Currently located on the Great Hill area of Seymour)

• MED 10 - Simplex
• MED 1 - repeated, patches to Griffin Hospital / Valley tactical repeater
• MED 6 - Simplex / Back up & secondary use to Griffin

Shoreline (North Guilford)

• MED 10 - Simplex
• MED 2 - Repeated / Patches to Yale Guilford
• MED 5 - Simplex / secondary

Meriden / Wallingford (at CSP Academy)

• MED 10 - Simplex
• MED 3 - Repeated / patches to Midstate Hospital

Cook Hill (Wallingford)

• MED 5 - simplex / secondary / Mid-State back up / tactical

Ells Hill (Milford)

• MED 8 - Simplex / Patches to Milford Hospital

VA Hospital (West Haven)

• MED 8 - repeated / patches to VA

Region 4 (Eastern)

• MED 4 - Middlesex Hospital
• MED 5 - Marlborough/L&M
• MED 6 - Windham/Middlesex/Shoreline
• MED 9/10 - Dispatch & Coordination

Region 3 (North Central)

NC Med 10-used for most services signing on with NC CMED NC Med 9-City of Hartford coordination, Hartford dispatch with Aetna and AMR units responding in the city NC Med 7-Patches to Manchester area hospitals NC Med 5-Hartford area hospitals NC Med 8-Hartford area hospitals NC Med 1-western Bristol to Bristol Hospital NC Med 2-eastern Bristol to Bristol Hospital

Region 5 (Northwest)

Northwest Public Safety and Litchfield County Dispatch operate CMED Region 5. Like Eastern Region 4, both agencies overlap frequencies with same PL.

• MED 1 - Newtown/Southbury area coordination, Northwest C-Med [WQDB770 Southbury]
• MED 2 - Sharon Hospital, Sharon area LCD
• MED 2 - Naugatuck Valley Coordination, Waterbury area aux. Northwest C-Med [WQKF294 Prospect]
• MED 3 - Charlotte Hungerford Hospital (Torrington) LCD
• MED 4 - New Milford Hospital, Campion Medic 4 (New Milford Regional Paramedic), LCD New Milford Area Coordination
• MED 5 - St. Mary's Hospital (Waterbury) Northwest C-Med. Can be Waterbury area spare [WQDB770 Watertown]
• MED 6 - Waterbury Hospital, Northwest C-Med. Primary spare for Waterbury area [WQDB770 Watertown]
• MED 7 - New Milford Hospital, Northwest C-Med New Milford Area Coordination [WQKF294 Roxbury]
• MED 7 - Winchester area coordination and patches, LCD.
• MED 8 - Danbury Hospital, sometimes Danbury area Tac (Northwest C-Med WQDB770 Danbury)
• MED 9 - Waterbury area coordination Primary: Northwest C-Med [WQDB770 Watertown]
• MED 9 - Torrington area coordination (LCD)
• MED 9 - Redding/Ridgefield area coordination: Northwest C-Med [WQDB770 Redding]
• MED 10- Danbury area coordination Primary. Northwest C-Med [WQDB770 Danbury]
• MED 10- Waterbury area Statewide Channel. Only used by out of region units that don't use the Primary MED 9. Northwest C-Med [WQDB770 Watertown]
• MED 42 - Valley area patches to Griffin Hospital
• MED 52 - Roxbury area patch to New Milford
• MED 82 - Patches to Midstate Hospital
• MED 92 - Valley area coordination
• MED 102 - Meriden/Wallingford Coordination
• LCD Med Tac 12-Trinity units in Torrington sign on with LCD, then use Med 3 for patches to CHH