Illinois State Police (ISP) (IL)

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Past ISP Patches

ISP Troop Map 2023

ISP Strategic Operations Command Map 2023

ISP Dispatch talkgroup map (pre-2023)

1 Illinois State Police (ISP) ^{WEB FB ISP History WikiPedia}
- 1.1 Images and Maps
- 1.2 News Updates
2 Communications / Radio Usage
3 Telecommunication Services Bureau
4 Troop Assignments
5 Secretary of State Police (SOS)
6 Former District Assignments (LEGACY)
7 10 Codes, Terms and Pager Tones
8 IREACH Illinois Radio Emergency Assistance Channel

Illinois State Police (ISP) ^{WEB FB ISP History WikiPedia}

Troopers, Special Agents and Sergeants - Collective Bargaining Agreement 2023-2027 PDF

Images and Maps

File:ISP SOG Map.pdf NEEDS changed from PDF to PNG Special Operations Group Map
Weigh Station Locations/Map (ISP/SOS units are often there for enforcement)
Weigh Station Locations/Map (by ALLSTAYS) (ISP/SOS units are often there for enforcement)

News Updates

ISP Strategic Plan FY2023-FY2025 Link
Illinois APCO - Statewide Interoperability Template (draft 2021) Link
Illinois Tactical Communications Plan (TICP) from January 2017 Link (PDF)

Communications / Radio Usage

IREACH - 155.055 D516 TX - See the Illinois_State_Police_(ISP)_(IL)#IREACH
ISPERN - 155.475 (see below) Varied Tones at some Troops in the past. (See Database)
HF-4 - 155.46 CSQ HF4 - Channel 7 / to Ambulances on 155.34 KA5825 NO LONGER IN USE
POINT-TO-POINT - 155.37 CSQ - May be used in Troop 8 to contact MHP/St Louis agencies

ISPERN Illinois State Police Emergency Radio Network

ISPERN (NIP VLAW31)* A N 155.475 CSQ/D156 155.475 D156 State and Local Interop Law Enforcement

The channel has the same frequency as the non-federal Nation Interoperable Pool (NIP) channel but with an Illinois specific PL tone instead of the NIP PL Code of 156.7
CTCSS Tones – Default operation should be carrier squelch receive (CSQ), CTCSS Transmit. If the user can enable/disable without programming the radio, the indicated CTCSS tone also

could be programmed for receive, and the user instructed how and when to enable/disable.

ISPERN equipped radios must be operated only by law enforcement personnel.
Routine communications on the ISPERN frequency between units owned by the same political subdivision is not permitted.
Power output must not exceed 132 effective radiated power (ERP) for Mobile or base
Provides personnel in police mobile units with an inter-agency communication capability for police activity of an emergency nature within the State of Illinois.
Operates on a radio frequency assigned to the Illinois State Police by the Federal Communications Commission.
Is under the control of the Director of the Illinois State Police.
To accomplish the objectives of ISPERN, specific criteria for allowable communications have been established. The following eight types of communications are listed in priority ranking:
- Emergency
- Disaster
- Pursuits
- Criminal/traffic offense or missing persons
- Hit alerts
- Mobile-to-mobile coordination
- Itinerant
- Testing
Mobile Command Post Eligibility Requirements.
- The ISPERN frequency may only be installed in Mobile Command Posts (Emergency Communications Vans) with the prior approval of the ISPERN Governing Board, and by meeting the following guidelines:
- ISPERN is a law enforcement frequency, therefore, use of the ISPERN frequency in the Communications Van/Mobile Command Post must be under the control of a police agency.
- Antenna height and effective radiated power (ERP) must be limited to that necessary to communicate with vehicle installed radios in the area of the emergency. Care must be taken to prevent interference with ISPERN traffic in adjacent areas.
- The local ISPERN Control Point will remain the network control station and shall coordinate traffic on this frequency to minimize interference. The Communications Van/Mobile Command Post shall notify the ISPERN Control Point when a drill begins and request that they broadcast a dispatch on ISPERN announcing the drill. When a drill is concluded, the Control Point shall be notified and a dispatch made advising the conclusion of the drill.
- ISPERN and FCC rules and regulations shall be followed.
- The use of ISPERN by the Communications Van/Mobile Command Post for test or drills shall not interfere with legitimate emergency traffic. Drill traffic shall cease until such emergency traffic clears.
- Disaster drill traffic shall not include false or misleading messages, but will consist primarily of inter-agency coordination of mobile units.

Codes / Unit Designators (IDs)

Unit Designators WIKI
STARCOM21 RIDs etc ##################################
TIPS Codes - Traffic Information Planning System Codes WIKI (mostly no longer in use)
10-Codes (please see list at bottom of page) (mostly no longer in use)

800 MHz Interoperability Repeater Locations

Taylorville/Christian - 8CAL90, 8TAC93 (for ISP at Taylorville Prison/DOC)
Mason/Effingham - 8CAL90, 8TAC93 (for ISP)
Bloomington/McLean - 8CAL90, 8TAC93 (for ISP District 6)
Springfield/Sangamon - 8CAL90, 8TAC93, 8TAC91 (for ISP District 9)
St Louis/St Clair Co - All 5 repeaters (For St Louis City Police)
Pekin/TAZCOM - All 5 repeaters

STARCOM21 - State Radio Communications for the 21st Century ^{WEB Database WIKI / RIDs}

Illinois State Police Conventional Channels

Note: Frequencies in the 758-768 MHz range are now part of the FirstNet block and are reportedly no longer available for conventional public safety use. (10/21) WPTZ798

774.10625  804.10625  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC74	 Zone 13M - F8 7TAC74 (F1 7TAC74D) 	P25   Law Tac 
774.60625  804.60625  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC78	 Zone 13M - F9 7TAC78 (F2 7TAC78D) 	P25   Law Tac 
775.10625  805.10625  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC82	 Zone 13M - F10 7TAC82 (F3 7TAC82D) 	P25   Law Tac 
775.00625  805.00625  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7LAW84	 Zone 13M - F11 7LAW84 (F4 7LAW84D) 	P25   Law Tac 
775.30625  805.30625  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7LAW85	 Zone 13M - F12 7LAW85 (F5 7LAW85D) 	P25   Law Tac 
775.60625  805.60625  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC86	 Zone 13M - F13 7TAC86 (F6 7TAC86D) 	P25   Law Tac 
775.50625  805.50625  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7MOB88	 Zone 13M - F14 7MOB88 (F7 7MOB88D) 	P25   Law Tac 
764.24375  794.24375  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7CAL59	 Zone 13N - F9 7CAL59 (F1 7CAL59D) 	P25   Law Tac 
764.73750  794.73750  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC64	 Zone 13N - F10 7TAC64 (F2 7TAC63D) 	P25   Law Tac 
765.99375  795.99375  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC73	 Zone 13N - F12 7TAC73 (F4 7TAC73D) 	P25   Law Tac 
774.25625  804.25625  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7CAL75	 Zone 13N - F13 7CAL75 (F5 7CAL75D) 	P25   Law Tac 
774.75625  804.75625  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC79	 Zone 13N - F14 7TAC79 (F6 7TAC79D) 	P25   Law Tac 
775.25625  805.25625  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC83	 Zone 13N - F15 7TAC83 (F7 7TAC83D) 	P25   Law Tac 
775.85625  805.85625  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC89	 Zone 13N - F16 7TAC89 (F8 7TAC89D) 	P25   Law Tac

764.16875 	      M	   67.0 PL  ISP CONVDIR1 Zone 8 - F11  	                        FMN   Law Tac 
764.19375 	      M	   67.0 PL  ISP CONVDIR2 Zone 8 - F12  	                        FMN   Law Tac 
764.21875 	      M	   67.0 PL  ISP CONVDIR3 Zone 8 - F13  	                        FMN   Law Tac 
764.14375  794.14375  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC58	 Zone 11/12 - F8 (F1 7TAC58D) 	        P25   Law Tac 
764.64375  794.65375  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC62	 Zone 11/12 - F9 7TAC62 (F2 7TAC62D) 	P25   Law Tac 
765.14375  795.14375  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC66	 Zone 11/12 - F10 7TAC66 (F3 7TAC66D) 	P25   Law Tac 
765.39375  795.39375  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7LAW68	 Zone 11/12 - F11 7LAW68 (F4 7LAW68D) 	P25   Law Tac 
765.49375  795.49375  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7LAW69	 Zone 11/12 - F12 7LAW69 (F5 7LAW69D) 	P25   Law Tac 
765.64375  795.64375  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7TAC70	 Zone 11/12 - F13 7TAC70 (F6 7TAC70D) 	P25   Law Tac 
765.89375  795.89375  RM   156 NAC  ISP 7MOB72	 Zone 11/12 - F14 7MOB72 (F7 7MOB72D) 	P25   Law Tac

Illinois Law Enforcement Alarm System (ILEAS) ^{WEB MAP}

Created to meet the needs of local law enforcement throughout the State of Illinois in matters of mutual aid, emergency response and the combining of resources for public safety and terrorism prevention and response

ILEAS equips and provides guidance to 16 multi-jurisdictional WMD/SRT and Mobile Field Force Teams (MFF) WEB across the State of Illinois
Communications - Radio Programming Guides, STARCOM21 template WEB
Communications Team, ILEAS (Urbana): GMRS license WRVM269

700 MHz portable repeaters and mobile extenders WQZX653

Illinois Statewide Interoperability Template (SWIT) ^{IEMA WEB}

Statewide Template PDF
EMA/Public Works/DOT Agency Radios - updated 03/2025 PDF
EMS Only Agency Radios - updated 03/2025 PDF
Fire/EMS Radios - updated 03/2025 PDF
Law Enforcement Radios - updated 03/2025 PDF
State Cache Radios - updated 03/2025 PDF
TERT/PSAP Agency Radios PDF

Fire, EMS, Public Works/DOT, Emergency Management and other non-law enforcement users are directed to use the discipline-specific programming guidance for your type of agency

Tactical Interoperable Communications Plan (TICP) All Agencies (PDF)

Illinois Terrorism Task Force

ITTF Region Map

General Communications Rules of Use

Purpose - The purpose of the document is to provide general information about the State of Illinois Public Safety Interoperable channels.

NIMS/ICS/Plain Language/Unit Identification

National Incident Management System – Use of an Incident Command System compliant with the National Incident Management System is recommended for use of any regional interoperability resource, i.e. implementing a Communications Unit Leader position.
It is the responsibility of the Incident Commander/designee to establish the tactical callsigns to be used for the incident. It is the responsibility of all users to refer to facilities and staff by the proper tactical callsigns.
Plain language – All communications shall be in plain language. Radio codes, acronyms and abbreviations are to be avoided as they may cause confusion between agencies. The reason for a request for assistance or backup should be clearly stated.
Unit Identification – Agency name followed by identifier or resource type (i.e., IEMA 12, Fire Marshal David Adam 1, Secretary of State Police – Car 3 John 40, etc.).

Calling Another Unit

A user should call another user using the – “called unit from calling unit” format (also known as the “hey you –it’s me” format) using unit identifiers as shown in 3.1.1 (above) as in: “Illinois State Police Car 2-5 from IEMA 3” ....... Followed by: “IEMA 3 from Illinois State Police Car 2-5, go ahead”

Important

NOTE: State level interoperable channels (ISPERN, IFERN, POINT, IREACH, ESMARN, and MABAS firegrounds) are used on a daily basis for day-to-day interoperable communications. Using these channel resources could affect ongoing operations in a nearby community. Please clarify/assess the need for the resource as an interoperable resource and be sensitive to how the state interoperable resources are used in a particular area.
NOTE: Scanning across multiple channels is generally not advised when using interoperable communications.
NOTE: Encryption shall not be used at any time on any simplex, State or National interoperable channel, including ISPERN, IREACH, IFERN, MERCI.
NOTE: The use of digital voice/data transmission is prohibited on State and National level interoperable channels

Telecommunication Services Bureau

Responsible for providing reliable routine and emergency communication capabilities for state law enforcement agencies, and to federal, county, and municipal agency partners through the use of shared resources and interoperability protocols.

6 communications centers throughout the state – Sterling Communications Center, which serves Troops 1 and 2; Chicago Communications Center, which serves Troop 3; Pontiac Communications Center, which serves Troops 4, 5 and 7; Springfield Communications Center, which serves Troop 6 and the Springfield Command Center; Collinsville Communications Center, which serves Troop 8; and DuQuoin Communications Center, which serves Troops 9 and 10.

The Law Enforcement Agencies Data System (LEADS) ^{MANUAL v3.0}

A statewide, computerized telecommunications system designed to provide services, information and capabilities to the law enforcement and criminal justice community in the State of Illinois. Terminals and computers located in authorized law enforcement and criminal justice agencies are connected by communications lines to the LEADS system. This provides agencies access to information stored in the LEADS files, and through LEADS, gives them access to other criminal justice information systems

CHRI - Criminal History Record Information (CHRI) via Bureau of Identification (BOI) ^{GUIDE (PDF)}
ALERTS - Statewide MDT/data system (Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority) WEB

Telecommunicator Specialist (Dispatchers)

Information from a job posting 8/24

The Telecommunicator Specialist (Telecommunication Services Bureau/Collinsville Communications Center) utilizes a multi-channel trunked radio network system simultaneously receiving, monitoring, and transmitting information and communicates within and amongst talk groups comprised of both inter- and intra-agency radio users of the trunked radio system. This position operates a multiple terminal console configuration over which multiple databases and messaging systems are utilized to transmit and receive police business and emergency messages between mobile and other base stations. The Telecommunicator Specialist answers and acts upon incoming telephone calls, i.e., emergency, non-emergency, 9-1-1, from the public and, under general guidelines, assigns Illinois State Police (ISP) officers to respond to calls for service. The position visually observes security monitors and responds to “walk-in” requests for service.

5%-Utilizing a multi-channel trunked radio network system simultaneously receives, monitors, and transmits information.

Coordinates communications within and amongst talk groups comprised of both inter and intra-agency radio users of the trunked radio system.
Simultaneously replies to visual and aural information.
Frames decisions upon dynamic system configurations necessary to complete specialized communications, which include, but are not limited to multi- and interagency inter-operations, encrypted investigative traffic, and aerial patrol operations.
Monitors electronic, digital, and microwave sensor alarm systems and initiates responses.
35%-Operates a multiple-terminal console configuration over which multiple databases and messaging systems are utilized to transmit and receive police business and emergency messages between mobile and other base stations.

Monitors multiple radio talk groups to perform radio and communications control functions.
Utilizes this system to enter information, i.e., codes, documents, statistics, data, radio logs, etc. into various computer formats utilizing operational and reference manuals. Inquiry formats include Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD), Traffic Information Planning Systems (TIPS), National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (NLETS),National Crime Information Center (NCIC), Computerized Hot Files (CHF), Computerized Criminal History (CCH), Firearm Owner’s Identification (FOID), and ICase.
Prepares and maintains station files and special logs; records weather and road information; processes operational messages.
Occasionally is subpoenaed to verify the accuracy and validity of logged transactions.
Works closely with wire services and Law Enforcement Agencies Data System (LEADS), performing system tests, activating/downloading program adjustments, and generating statistical reports.
20%-Answers and acts upon incoming telephone calls, i.e., emergency, non-emergency, 9-1-1, from the public.

Under general guidelines, assigns ISP officers to respond to calls for service.
Visually observes security monitors and responds to “walk-in” requests for service.
5%-Monitors live satellite Doppler Weather System via National Weather System EmNet weather computer system and gathers information from county and local police agencies for relay to the National Weather Service via the National Warning System (NAWAS) shared telephone hotline.

Conducts weekly tests of NAWAS and EmNet hardware and emergency response functionality.
Coordinates the radio communications of state, county, municipal, and federal law enforcement officers during natural disasters, prison breaks, and other multijurisdictional efforts.
Provides training for trainees as directed.
5%-Performs other duties as required or assigned.

Agency Contact: ISP.JobPostings@illinois.gov

Telecommunicator Trainee

Position Overview
The Telecommunicator Trainee (Division of 911/Collinsville Consolidated Communications Center), on an indeterminate shift, participates in an agency-sponsored training program for a period of six to twelve months in Illinois State Police (ISP) telecommunications applications designed to develop familiarization with ISP telecommunications procedures and practices and the usage of two-way radio, computer terminal equipment, and telephone call taking procedures. Excellent communication skills are required. This position includes many employee benefits including health and dental insurance, paid vacation and sick days, and a pension plan. We welcome interested applicants who are up for a challenge and want to be an integral part of public safety.

About the Agency
The Illinois State Police strives for excellence seeking to be one of the premiere policing agencies in the country. Our core values are Integrity, Service, and Pride. We are seeking individuals with similar values to join us on our mission to promote public safety.

Essential Functions
40%-Participates in practical and skill development training requiring the use and/or operation of various equipment.

Receives oral instructions and visually observes the proper methods of equipment use.
Practices and demonstrates skill levels.
Performs selected telecommunicator duties in a learning and skills development capacity under the immediate direction of a higher level telecommunicator or supervisor.
Monitors, transmits, and receives emergency and police radio messages (base to base and base to mobile).
Operates personal computer to enter and retrieve information through the computer based information network: Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD), Computerized Criminal History (CCH), Law Enforcement Agencies Data System (LEADS), National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (NLETS), National Crime Information Center (NCIC), Firearm Owner’s Identification (FOID), Criminal History Record Information (CHRI), Secretary of State (SOS), National Warning System (NAWAS), Emergency Network (EmNet), and ICase.
Answers and responds to incoming requests for service from the public via telephone.
Operates a teletype machine to process non-voice communications.
Participates in an agency sponsored training program for a period of from six to twelve months in State Police telecommunications applications designed to develop familiarization with State Police telecommunication procedures and practices and the usage of two-way radio, teletype devices and computer equipment.

2023 Reorganization Facts

Troop Assignments

Also see the Forums for info/discussion on ISP restructuring

^{2023 Troop Map}

The Illinois State Police (ISP) runs 6 communications Centers, each serving 1 to 3 Troops: Sterling (Troops 1, 2) Chicago (Troop 3) Pontiac (Troops 4, 5, 7) Springfield (Troop 6 and the statewide Command Center) Collinsville (Troop 8) DuQuoin (Troops 9, 10)

Division of Patrol (DOP) ^WEB

Provides uniformed patrol of Illinois roadways. Officers proactively enforce criminal and traffic laws. Uniformed officers, strategically assigned statewide, work to provide comprehensive law enforcement services to the public as well as to fellow county, municipal, and federal law enforcement agencies.

Patrol Trooper: General patrol functions including enforcement of laws, responding to calls for service, and providing safety-related education
Canine Officer: Criminal apprehension, narcotic enforcement, crime enforcement, general patrol, crowd control, and safety education.
CRIME Patrol Officer: Responsible for the interception of crime from Illinois roadways as well as the training and mentoring of ISP troopers
Commercial Motor Vehicle Officer: Responsible for the enforcement of commercial motor vehicle laws and hazardous materials compliance.
Vehicle Identification Officer: Responsible for vehicle identification and ownership-related investigations pertaining to motor vehicles.
Evidence Officer: Responsible for maintaining evidentiary processes and coordinating with applicable court systems for prosecution.
Court Officer: Responsible for coordinating prosecution-related efforts between Troops and applicable court systems.
Crowd Control Team: Responsible for responding to and providing public safety during civil disorders and large gatherings.

Protective Services Unit (PSU) Officer:

Uniformed and administrative personnel responsible for providing security to State of Illinois buildings and government officials located in the city of Chicago. PSU WEB
Responsible for law enforcement and protective services of two major State properties located in Chicago: the 555 Building, located at 555 W. Monroe St and the Michael A. Bilandic Building (MABB), located at 160 N. LaSalle Street.
The 555 is a 16-story building that houses the offices and staff of Constitutional officers including the Governor and members of the Governor’s Cabinet. Also housed are the offices of multiple State agencies, boards, and commissions.
The MABB is a 21-story building that houses the Illinois Supreme Court, the Illinois Appellate Court 1st District, Court Clerk, as well as dozens of State agencies, boards, and commissions. The Supreme Court Marshal provides security to the 14th through the 20th floors of the MABB; however, ISP PSU personnel supplement those security efforts. ISP PSU is ultimately responsible for the entire police services/security umbrella within the MABB.
ISP PSU maintains its own uniformed police officers, security guards, and patrol vehicles. However, ISP uniformed employees and supervisors (Troopers) are assigned to the unit and are responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations. There are security operations centers located in the 555 and in the MABB; both are staffed 24/7/365. Personnel that staff the operation desks/centers monitor radio traffic, cameras, phones, alarms panels, email requests, and walk-in inquiries. Certain government/building/business employees have 24-hour access to the buildings, so continuous security is required.

Troop 1 - Rockford ^{WEB FB}

Troop 1 Map

Former D1-Carroll, Ogle, Whiteside, Lee; D16-Boone, Jo Daviess, Stephenson, Winnebago.
Located in northwest Illinois and encompasses Boone, Carroll, Jo Daviess, Lee, Ogle, Stephenson, Whiteside, and Winnebago counties. Headquarters are located in Sterling and Pecatonica. Troopers in Troop 1 patrol interstates I-39, I-88, and I-90, as well as U.S. Route 20

The primary talkgroup for Troop 1 will be District 1A (TG 9000).
The secondary talkgroup for Troop 1 will be District 16A (TG 9017).
The Sterling Communication Center will be the primary center.

Troop 2 - Moline ^{WEB FB}

Troop 2 Map

Former D7-Rock Island, Mercer, Henry; D17-Bureau, Putnam, LaSalle.
Includes Bureau, Henry, LaSalle, Mercer, Putnam, and Rock Island counties. Headquarters are located in La Salle and East Moline. Troopers in Troop 2 patrol interstates I-39, I-74, I-80, I-88, I-180, and I-280.

OLD?? HQ Located at 800 Hillcrest Road - "Rock Island" on State Hospital grounds.

The primary talkgroup for Troop 2 will be District 7A (TG 9015).
The secondary talkgroup for Troop 2 is apparently District 17-B (TG 9020).
~~The secondary talkgroup for Troop 2 will be District 17-A (TG 9019).~~ Does not appear to be in use
The Sterling Communication Center will be the primary center.

Terms Note: the interchange of I-74 and I-80 in Henry County is known as "the Big X".

Troop 3 - Chicago ^{WEB FB}

Troop 3 Map

Former District Chicago-Cook; D2-McHenry, Lake, DeKalb, Kane, DuPage; D5-Kendall, Will, Grundy.
Includes Cook, DeKalb, Grundy, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry, and Will counties. Headquarters are located in Des Plaines, Elgin, and Joliet. The primary function of Troopers in Troop 3 is to patrol interstates I-55, I-80, I-57, I-355, I-290, IL-53, Illinois Tollways and many rural/unincorporated areas throughout its jurisdiction.
1/24 - ISP announced that Troop 15 Facebook page has been merged with Troop 3 (see above) Discussion

Troop 3 Patrols:
North Primary talkgroup – T3 North Patrol (TG 9002)

N1 - Kennedy; I-90 I-290 to Addison Street
N2 - Kennedy; I-90 Hamlin Avenue to O'Hare
N3 - I-94 Edens; Wilson Avenue to Dundee Road
N4 - I-355 North of Army Trail to I-290; I-290 North of St. Charles Road to Thorndale Avenue
N5 - I-290 North of Devon Avenue to I-90
N6 - Route IL-53 North to Lake-Cook Road

Tollway North Primary talkgroup – T3 Tollway North Patrol (TG 9098)

N7-N13 - I-90, I-294 North, I-390

Middle Primary talkgroup – T3 Middle Patrol (TG 9007)

M1 - I-290; East Congress to Kostner Avenue
M2 - I-290; West Cicero Avenue to 17th Avenue
M3 - I-290; South of St. Charles Road to 17th Avenue
M4 - I-55; Cicero Avenue to Lake Shore Drive
M5 - I-55; I-55; Cicero Avenue to LaGrange Road
M6 - I-55; I-355 to LaGrange Road

South Primary talkgroup – T3 South Patrol (TG 9008)

S1 - Dan Ryan; Roosevelt Road to 31st Street, Express Lanes: 31st Street to 67th Street
S2 - Dan Ryan; Roosevelt Road to 43rd Street
S3 - Dan Ryan; 43rd Street to 87th Street
S4 - Dan Ryan/I-57; 87th Street to 119th Street
S5 - Bishop Ford/I-94; 103rd Street to Dolton Avenue
S6 - Bishop Ford/I-94; I-80 to 119th Street; Route 394 South of I-80
S7 - I-57 North of I-80 to 119th Street; I-80 East of Harlem Avenue to Route 394
S8 - I-57 South of I-80 to Will/Kankakee County Line; Route 394/Route 1

Southwest Primary talkgroup – T3 Southwest Patrol (TG 9013)

S9 - I-80 West of I-55 to Grundy/LaSalle County Line; I-55 South of I-80 to Grundy/Livingston County Line
S10 - I-55 North of I-80 to I-355
S11 - I-80 East of I-55 to Harlem Avenue
S12 - I-80 Ridge Road to I-355
S13 - I-55 Route 6 to IL-53

Tollway South Primary talkgroup – T3 Tollway South Patrol (TG 9099)

M7-M9 - I-88
S 14-S19 - I-294 South, I-355 South

Troop 3 Administrative Units, Outside State Agencies, Statewide Anti-Violence Enforcement (SAVE), HIT Primary talkgroup – DC-A (TG 9005)

Chicago Anti-Violence Detail

Troop 4 - Peoria ^{WEB FB}

Troop 4 Map

Former D7-Knox; D8-Stark, Marshall, Peoria, Woodford, Tazewell; D14-Henderson, Warren, Hancock, McDonough, Fulton.
Includes Fulton, Hancock, Henderson, Knox, Marshall, McDonough, Peoria, Stark, Tazewell, Warren, and Woodford counties. Headquarters are located in Macomb and Metamora. Troopers in Troop 4 patrol interstates I-39, I-74, I-155, and I-474, as well as all the State and U.S. highways within the 11 counties.

The primary talkgroup for Troop 4 will be District 8A (TG 13002).
The secondary talkgroup for Troop 4 will be District 14A (TG 13009).
The Pontiac Communication Center will be the primary center.

Troop 5 - Bloomington ^{WEB FB}

Troop 5 Map

Former D6-Livingston, McLean, Dewitt; D21-Kankakee, Ford, Iroquois.
Includes DeWitt, Ford, Iroquois, Kankakee, Livingston, and McLean counties. Headquarters are located in Ashkum and Pontiac. Troopers in Troop 5 patrol interstates I-55, I-57, I-74, and I-39, as well as all State and U.S. highways within the six counties

The primary talkgroup for Troop 5 will be District 6A (TG 13000).
The secondary talkgroup for Troop 5 will be District 21A (TG 9021).
The Pontiac Communication Center will be the primary center.

Troop 6 - Springfield ^{WEB FB}

Troop 6 Map

Former D9-Mason, Logan, Cass, Menard, Morgan, Sangamon, Christian; D20-Adams, Schuyler, Brown, Pike, Scott.
Includes Adams, Brown, Cass, Christian, Logan, Mason, Menard, Morgan, Pike, Sangamon, Schuyler, and Scott counties. Headquarters are located in Pittsfield and Springfield. Troopers in Troop 6 patrol interstates I-55, I-72, I-155, I-172, as well as all the State and U.S. highways within the 12 counties

The primary talkgroup for Troop 6 will be District 9A (TG 13004).
The secondary talkgroup for Troop 6 will be District 20A (TG 13011).
The Springfield Communication Center will be the primary center.

Troop 7 - Champaign ^{WEB FB}

Troop 7 Map

Former D10-Macon, Piatt, Champaign, Vermillion, Shelby, Moultrie, Douglas, Coles, Edgar.
Includes Champaign, Coles, Douglas, Edgar, Macon, Moultrie, Piatt, Shelby, and Vermillion counties. Troop 7 headquarters is located in Pesotum. Troopers in Troop 7 patrol interstates I-57, I-72, I-74, as well as all the State and U.S. highways within the nine counties.

The primary talkgroup for Troop 7 will be District 10A (TG 13007).
Troop 7 will not have a secondary talkgroup. When an additional talkgroup is required the “B” talkgroups will be utilized and patched (until radio configurations are completed).
The Pontiac Communication Center will be the primary center.

Troop 8 - Collinsville (Metro East) ^{WEB FB Live Scanner}

Troop 8 Map

Former D11-Madison, Bond, St. Clair, Clinton, Monroe; D13-Washington; D18-Calhoun, Greene, Jersey, Macoupin, Montgomery.
Including Bond, Clinton, Calhoun, Greene, Jersey, Macoupin, Madison, Montgomery, Monroe, St. Clair, and Washington counties. The primary function of Troopers in Troop 8 is to patrol interstates I-55, I-64, I-255, and I-270, and many rural/unincorporated areas throughout the counties.

Current HQ Located near I-55/70 at I-255 in western Collinsville. Litchfield HQ located on IL-108 just west of I-55 in Montgomery County.
Covers 2,700 square miles and the region maintains 1,700 miles of state road

Codes/Abbreviations/Terms

Air 1 - St Louis Police Helicopter
Abbott - EMS agency for St Clair County, covering parts of the interstates.
4 I's - Intersection of I-55, I-270 and I-70 near Troy/Glen Carbon
55/64 Split -
55/70 Split -
Approach - The roads in downtown East St Louis leading up to the PSB
Chain of Rocks - Bridges on I-270 over the canal, about 1 mile east of the Mississippi River
CENCOM - 911 PSAP Dispatch centers for St Clair County (East, West)
Collinsville city - The City of Collinsville, not "ISP Collinsville"
McKinley Bridge - Bridge just SW of IL Route 3 near the city of Madison/Brooklyn, on the Mississippi, crossing over to the I-70 area, north of downtown STL
MedStar - EMS agency for St Clair County, covering parts of the interstates; and most of the East St Louis area.
MECOM - 911 Dispatch Center for O'Fallon and Fairview Heights, in St Clair County
MEGSI - Drug Investigation Team comprised of officers & deputies from agencies with-in the district
MLK - Martin Luther King Bridge off of 55/64 at Mississippi River
Post 1 - D11 HQ in Collinsville
PSB - Poplar Street Bridge (I-55-/64)
Shrine - Our Lady's of the Snow Shrine (and more) on IL-15, a few miles east of I-255 in western Belleville
Scott - Scott Air Force Base, located on the eastern side of St Clair County off of IL-64
Stan Musial Bridge - I-70 bridge on the north

The primary talkgroup for Troop 8 will be District 11A (TG 17000).
The secondary talkgroup for Troop 8 will be District 18A (TG 17009).
The Collinsville Communication Center will be the primary center (until the new East St Louis center is built)

(Future) Metro East Regional Headquarters

9/22 - HQ will move to East St Louis New Link
New $55 million, 62,000-square-foot facility with a 21,000-square-foot warehouse; should be completed around 2026-2027
Planning, site acquisition, and construction of a new facility to accommodate in excess of 180 ISP personnel and include the following ISP work units: Troop 8 (D11) Patrol Headquarters, Communications Service Bureau, Zone 6 Investigations, Division of Internal Investigations, Illinois Gaming Board, Medicaid Fraud Control Bureau, and South SWAT. All of these work units currently are located in the Regional State building in Collinsville (shared with IDOT), with the exception of South SWAT. The Regional State building work units occupy approximately 50,000 square feet of space. In addition to this space, South SWAT would require approximately 2,500 square feet of office space and 12,500 square feet of storage space. Relocating South SWAT to the Metro-East area in a new facility would provide adequate storage for specialty equipment and would provide for better response times in an area of the state with a growing significance for SWAT services. Relocating investigations and patrol will also have force-multiplying effects in reducing violent crime and improving traffic safety enforcement in high-crime, low-resource areas that are increasingly reliant upon the ISP for public safety services. This new facility should include a new firing range and training room which is critical to maintaining standards and improving safety outcomes in high risk situations. A combined facility would also enhance operational efficiencies for these work units. Finally, construction of a new facility will allow the

ISP to combine several work locations reducing yearly repair and maintenance costs and eliminate the need to lease specialty space for SWAT.

Patrol Areas

Metro
55 North (along I-55 though Madison, Macoupin, Montgomery Counties)

Air Operations Center

Located at Mid-America Airport in Mascoutah. 2 ISP officers use a Cessna 182 equipped with FLIR heat seeking system, which can be used to search for missing persons, surveillance, etc.

Community Patrol Team (COMPAT)

pursuing endeavors to collaborate with community and law enforcement partners while providing law enforcement services focused on violent crime in the Metro-East communities of East St. Louis and Washington Park. The COMPAT is comprised of specialty trained officers assigned to conduct overt and covert criminal enforcement operations in high crime areas. Despite the challenges faced by COVID-19, COMPAT continues to be the proactive and has a visible presence in the Metro-East with focus not only on enforcement but assisting other agencies and engaging with the community. Ideally, as staffing increases and the ability to staff COMPAT in the Metro-East footprint on closer to a 24/7 basis, the community will become familiar with the professional ISP officers and increased community trust will occur.

Troop 9 - Effingham ^{WEB FB}

Troop 9 Map

Former D12-Cumberland, Clark, Fayette, Effingham, Jasper, Crawford, Marion, Clay, Richland, Lawrence; D19-Wayne, Edwards, Wabash, Hamilton, White.
Includes Clark, Clay, Crawford, Cumberland, Edwards, Effingham, Fayette, Hamilton, Jasper, Lawrence, Marion, Richland, Wabash, Wayne, and White counties. Headquarters are located in Effingham and Carmi. The primary function of Troopers in Troop 9 is to patrol interstates I-57 and I-70, and many rural/unincorporated developments throughout the counties.

The primary talkgroup for Troop 9 will be District 12A (TG 17003).
The secondary talkgroup for Troop 9 will be District 19A (TG 17011).
The DuQuoin Communication Center will be the primary center.

Troop 10 - Carbondale ^{WEB FB [ MAP]}

Troop 10 Map

Former D13-Jefferson, Randolph, Perry, Franklin, Jackson, Williamson; D19-Saline, Gallatin; D22-Union, Johnson, Pope, Hardin, Alexander, Pulaski, Massac.
Includes Alexander, Franklin, Gallatin, Jackson, Jefferson, Johnson, Massac, Perry, Pope, Pulaski, Randolph, Saline, Union, and Williamson counties. Headquarters are located in DuQuoin and Ullin. The primary function of Troopers in Troop 10 is to patrol interstates I-64, I-57, I-24, and many rural/unincorporated areas throughout the counties.

The primary talkgroup for Troop 10 will be District 13A (TG 17006).
The secondary talkgroup for Troop 10 will be District 22A (TG 17014) .
The DuQuoin Communication Center will be the primary center. (HQ Located at across from State Fairground, called "Du Quoin State")

Troop 15 - Tollway (Downers Grove) ^{WEB FB Tollway Guide}

1/24 - ISP announced that Troop 15 Facebook page has been merged with Troop 3 (see above) Discussion
Former District 15.

Patrols the following roadways and facilities, which encompass 294 miles and span 12 counties in the greater Chicagoland region:

Tri-State Tollway/I-94, I-294, and I-80
Reagan Memorial Tollway/I-88
Jane Addams Memorial Tollway/I-90
Veterans Memorial Tollway/I-355
Illinois Route 390 Tollway
5 Oases
30 Mainline Toll Plazas
57 Ramp Plazas
47 Unattended Plazas

ISP Air Operations ^{WEB MAP}

State Police Aircraft

AIR 5 (N551SP) - Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport - Springfield (D 6,9,10,14,18,20)
AIR 6 (N661SP) - Whiteside County Airport - Rock Falls (D 1,7,8,16,17)
AIR 7 (N771SP) - Scott/MidAmerica Airport - Mascoutah (D 11,12,13,19,22) (See TROOP)
AIR 8 (N881SP) - DuPage Airport - West Chicago (D 2,Chicago,5,15,21)
AIR 9 (N991SP?)

Support Centers

Northern Investigative Support Center
Elgin Criminal Intelligence Bureau
Field Support Unit
Springfield Gateway Information Sharing Center

Collinsville Crime Scene Services Command

Has 61 employees assigned to offices around the state. They perform such tasks as crime scene processing, photograph imaging, two- and three-dimensional diagrams and animations of crash and crime scenes.

Criminal Patrol (CRIMPAT)

Need additional information (nothing additional on the ISP website)

Illinois State Police Academy ^{WEB FB}

2023 Communication Center Map

Located south of Springfield at the former ISP District 9 Headquarters on I-55

Division of Criminal Investigations (DCI) ^WEB

Plainclothes officers in 8 investigative zones work to provide comprehensive law enforcement services to the public and many county, municipal and federal law enforcement agencies. Detectives, known as "Special Agents," use state-of-the-art equipment and technology to investigate such crimes as homicide, sexual assault, vehicle theft, fraud, and forgery. ISP Agents, cooperating with federal and local police agencies, have helped crack international narcotics rings, solve mass murders, and apprehend international terrorists.

• Twenty-two Metropolitan Enforcement Groups (MEGs) and Task Forces operate throughout the state. • Approximately 150 DCI Special Agents/Supervisors and Local Officer/Inspectors comprise this effort.

Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT)

Four ISP SWAT teams serve throughout Illinois, addressing a wide range of threats and emergencies. The teams use extensive training in dealing with many complex threats to public safety and emergency incidents, ranging from searches for missing persons to dealing with armed threats. Also narcotics trafficking, searches for missing persons, and hostage situations.

Air Operations Bureau (AOB)

Oversees aircraft and flight crews, which are based regionally, to respond to emergencies in a timely fashion. Highly trained expert pilots respond to manhunts and searches for missing persons, conduct air speed details, provide surveillance support, and serve several other high threat or high value asset missions in fixed wing aircraft. Also provides air operations support to search for missing persons, recover fugitives, and spot illicitly grown marijuana.

Statewide Terrorism & Intelligence Center (STIC)

Opened in 2003 and seeks to improve information sharing with and between public safety officials. As a member of the National Network of Fusion Centers, STIC personnel have the ability to quickly obtain and share information with partners regarding national trends and critical incidents. The Center’s all-crimes and all-hazards approach has led to the development of public safety outreach programs, benefitting the lives of the citizens of Illinois.

Intelligence Support Unit (ISU) and Digital Crimes Unit (DCU)

Specialized technical, intelligence, and investigative forensic expertise to federal, state and local law enforcement agencies.

Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF)

A statewide unit within the DCI Intelligence Command, within which ISP attaches Special Agents to FBI Chicago and Springfield offices. Members of the JTTF partner with the FBI, as well as local, state, and other federal law enforcement personnel, to investigate both international and domestic terrorism incidents and individuals.

Statewide Gaming Enforcement

DCI personnel are detailed to the Illinois Gaming Board (IGB) to ensure the integrity of gaming within the State of Illinois. Special Agents assigned to IGB’s Investigations Division conduct background investigations on owner’s licensees, supplier licensees, occupational licensees, and key persons. Special Agents work to identify hidden owners of video gaming locations and interdict illegal gambling devices. The Gaming Command works in cooperation with other DCI efforts as well as other local, State, and federal agencies.

Medicaid Fraud Control Bureau (MFCB)

Work with local, State, and federal agencies to combat criminal efforts that seek to defraud the Illinois Medicaid system.
Through training and aggressive Medicaid fraud investigations, identify offenders, reduce the occurrence of fraud, and assist in the recovery of funds.

Special Investigation Unit (SIU)

Seasoned agents who have statewide jurisdiction and handle a wide range of criminal investigations, including allegations of criminal wrongdoing by elected officials, or criminal acts perpetrated by appointees of a government body at the State and local levels. Works proactively with state, local, and federal law enforcement partners to investigate online child predators and child pornographers who use the Internet and computers to victimize children.

Southern Illinois Drug Task Force (SIDTF)

Zone 6 Public Safety Enforcement Group (PSEG)

South Special Operations Group (SOG)

Division of Forensic Services

Improves the effectiveness of the criminal justice community and enhance public safety by delivering accurate, complete, and timely crime scene evidence collection and forensic laboratory analysis. These services are provided at no cost to state, county, and municipal law enforcement agencies throughout Illinois.

Division of Statewide 9-1-1 ^{WEB 911 Bureau Webpage Illinois 911 Status Map}

Responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing a uniform statewide 9-1-1 system for all areas of the State outside of municipalities having a population over 500,000. Further, the Administrator is responsible for developing a plan to ensure 9-1-1 systems are consolidated and a Statewide Next Generation 9-1-1 Network is implemented.
Responsible for the technical review of consolidation, modification, and waiver applications and disbursement of surcharge to Local 9-1-1 Systems and 9-1-1 system providers. The ISP has oversight authority of 9-1-1 systems and provides administrative support to the Statewide 9-1-1 Advisory Board.

The Telecommunications Services Bureau ^WEB

...and Radio Network Services Bureau are responsible for providing reliable routine and emergency communication capabilities for state law enforcement agencies, and to federal, county, and municipal agency partners through the use of shared resources and interoperability protocols.
6 communications centers throughout the state – Sterling Communications Center, which serves Troops 1 and 2; Chicago Communications Center, which serves Troop 3; Pontiac Communications Center, which serves Troops 4, 5 and 7; Springfield Communications Center, which serves Troop 6 and the Springfield Command Center; Collinsville Communications Center, which serves Troop 8; and DuQuoin Communications Center, which serves Troops 9 and 10.
Committed to providing reliable customer service, a premier dispatching and call-taking training program, progressive in-service training, and upward mobility opportunities.

Radio Network Services Bureau (RNSB) WEB

Provides appropriate emergency radio equipment within vehicles, as well as communications systems and facilities, to improve the delivery of criminal and traffic offense information via radio to law enforcement statewide.

Illinois State Police Emergency Radio Network (ISPERN)

Provides wide area radio dissemination of criminal or traffic offense information to multiple law enforcement agency mobile units, allowing for coordinated operations between these agencies. ISPERN control points in Illinois are limited to ISP Dispatch Centers, Cook County Sheriff's Police Department, Lake County Sheriff's Department, and Chicago Police Department. The RNSB has been working on a multi-year project to replace all mobile radios and video units in squad cars to improve interoperability and efficiencies for our officers, as well as the purchase of a radio management system to assist with the increasingly complex and time consuming business of managing code plugs, templates, and radio software/firmware upgrades.

The Fleet Services Bureau (FSB)

Provides vehicles fully equipped with appropriate emergency safety equipment throughout the Department to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of our public safety efforts. Accountable for vehicle maintenance, vehicle crashes, and all related record keeping Department-wide.

Secretary of State Police (SOS)

See the SOS Police page

Former District Assignments (LEGACY)

Districts moved to Troops in 2023, however some of the information below may still apply to certain operations.

District 1 - Sterling

HQ located at 3107 E. Lincolnway - IL-2 on east side of town.
Patrols: 1 Whiteside County, 2 Lee County, 3 Carroll County, 4 Ogle County, 5 Dixon, Sterling, Rock Falls overlap patrol with emphasis on Ill Rt. 2 and US Rt. 30 (Lee and Whiteside Counties), 8 Route 88 in Whiteside County, 9 Interstate 39

District 2 - Elgin

Serves counties of: McHenry, Lake, DeKalb, Kane, DuPage
Located at 777 S. State - on IL-31 across from Elgin State Hospital

District Chicago

Cook County, 9511 W Harrison - Des Plaines - in Maine North Complex

Marine license for 156.45, 156.475, 156.8 WHG594

(Former Info) HF-2 - 154.935 - is in use as an alternate / backup to the GE-EDACS trunked system and for special details. This is the old district 3 HF-2. District 4's old HF- - 154.68, is thought to be totally out of service. HF-4 - 155.46 is used frequently as a contact channel to District 15 (tollways) and as a VHF Car-to-car.

District 5

16658 Broadway - Romeoville/Lockport - next to Statesville Prison

District 6

Migrated to StarCom21 8/14/2007 - Located US Highway 66 West - South of town on old US-66

District 7 - East Moline

Patrol Areas below are as assigned in the past. There may be changes in the Galesburg area and the Quad-Cities metro area. Shift announcements generally heard at about 0700, 0800, 1600, 1700 & 2200.

1. I-80 & I-88 Northern Rock Island County
2. I-74 & I-280 Central Rock Island County
3. (3) I-80 Henry County
4. (4) unknown or not in use
5. (5) I-74 Henry County
6. (6) I-80 Knox County
- - (A) North Northern Rock Island County above I74
  - (A) South Southern Rock Island County below I74
  - (B) Mercer County
  - (C) Henry County
  - (D) Knox County

District 8 - Metamora

HQ Located at IL-116 East - Metamora

Patrol Zones may be divided as East and West with the river as the dividing point.

District Map

District 9 - Springfield

Migrated to StarCom21 8/2/07 -- HQ Located south of Springfield on I-55

Patrol Areas: (Zone 1) Christian County (Zone 2) Sangamon County, East of I-55 (Zone 3) Sangamon County, West of I-55 (Zone 4) Logan County (Zone 5) Mason County (Zone 6) Menard County (Zone 7) Cass County (Zone 8) Morgan County

District 9 - Springfield - Illinois State Fairgrounds

UPDATE 8/10/07*

13063 3307 D ISP SpEvnt 2A Illinois State Police: Special Event - Zone 2A / State Fair 2007 13064 3308 D ISP SpEvnt Z2B Illinois State Police: Special Event - Zone 2B / State Fair 2007

State Fair is 2nd or 3rd week of August in Springfield (155.46 is formerly the active dispatch; heard "Fairgrounds" to "Walking xx" xx=units heard A,B,C,D,F,G,H,29, ALL other units go by their regular district number) Also Tac 1, 2, 3, 4 -- "Backstage Unit" Will call "Springfield" if calling ISP District 9 Dispatch.

Fairgrounds dispatch appears to have a city TRS radio in the center as they were heard on Fire-1 talkgroup. America may also have a portable on 155.46 to respond to EMS calls.

District 10 - Pesotum (Champaign)

Migrated to StarCom21 8/9/07 -- HQ located at US-45 South, at I-57

"X-Ray" Units - Designated as "X" because "10" would sound like 10 codes

East Central Illinois (Drug) Task Force Made up of at least one officer each from Mattoon, Charleston, EIU Police, Coles County Sheriff, Moultrie County Sheriff, Shelby County Sheriff, Arcola. Serves entire counties of Douglas, Coles, Moultrie, and Shelby. Investigates cases of narcotics and money laundering, as well as assists agencies in investigating other major crimes. Officers assigned to the force are commissioned as Illinois State Police Investigators and can even work for the DEA. Units on 154.695 are "5-Ida".

District 10 is probably divided up into zones then into patrol areas. Please updated this information here if known.

District 11 - Collinsville

District 12 - Effingham

Migrated to StarCom21 7/27/07 -- HQ Located at South Central IL Drug Task Force

District 13 - Du Quoin

Patrol Areas: 1-6, F4

District 14

District 15 (See Troop 15)

District 16 - Rockford

HQ Located at just north of US-52 in Pecotonica in western Winnebago County.

District 15 (???) covers the Northwest Tollway that takes in Interstate 90 which enters southern Boone County before entering eastern Winnebago County and turns north to the Wisconsin State line.

Patrol Areas: (11) Northside of Boone County (12) Southside of Boone County (21) Northeast Winnebago County (22) Southeast Winnebago County (23) Southwest Winnebago County (3) Stephenson County (4) Jo Daviess County

District 17 - LaSalle

Patrol Areas: (1) Interstate 80 in LaSalle County (2) Interstate 80 and Interstate180 in Bureau County (3) Northern LaSalle County (4) Southern LaSalle County (5) Southern Bureau County (6) Route 88 in Whiteside County (7) Putnam County (8) Interstate 39 north of Interstate 80 in LaSalle County (9) Interstate 39 South of Interstate 80 in LaSalle County

District 18 - Litchfield

Migrated to StarCom21 7/31/07 -- HQ located on IL-16, just west of I-55 in Litchfield. Patrol Zones: East Patrol - Macoupin, Montgomery West Patrol - Calhoun, Greene, Jersey (may also be county specific zones)

District 19 - Carmi

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District 20 - Pittsfield

District 21 - Ashkum

District 22 - Ullin

Patrol Areas: (1) Union County (2) Pulaski County (3) Alexander County (4) Johnson County (5)Massac County (6) Pope County (7) Hardin County

Former VHF Frequencies

151.16000 	  M	146.2 PL	ISP DCI MX-2	DCI Mobile Extenders
151.16000 	  M	110.9 PL	ISP DCI MX-1	DCI Mobile Extenders (not Southern IL)
154.65000 	  M	open	ISP DCI 5465	D15/DCI Local/SOS Car-toCar (HF-7) 
154.69500 	  M	open	ISP D8 PMRS	District 8 PMRS 	KWK444 	
154.71000 	  M	67.0 PL	ISP DCI 4.71	DCI? Mobile units  	KA5825 	
154.90500 	  M	110.9 PL	ISP DCI HF-2	DCI Zone Offices - Statewide (PL on mobile only) (HF-2)KA5825 	
154.90500 	  M	CSQ	ISP DCI HF-2	District 8 PMRS 	KWK444 	
154.92000 	  M	CSQ	ISP DCI 5492	DCI Local (PL on some)  KA5825 	
154.92000 	  M	110.9 PL	ISP DCI 4.92	DCI: Car-to-Car/SurveillanceKA5825 	
154.92000 	  M	open	ISP D8 MCEG1	Multi-County Enforcement Group
154.95000 	  M	CSQ	ISP DCI HF-3	DCI Surveillance/Tactical (Car/Car) [HF-3]KA5825 	
154.95000 	  M	110.9 PL	ISP DCI 4.95	DCI: Car-to-Car/Surveillance KA5825 	
155.44500 	  M	open	ISP D8 MCEG2	Multi-County Enforcement Group 
155.46000 	  M	CSQ	ISP S/W HF-4	District 8 PMRS 	KWK444 	
156.00000 	  M	110.9 PL	ISP DCI 1560	DCI Local Enforcement/METRO KA5825 	
159.03000 	  M	open	ISP DCI 9030	DCI Local (reported in central IL)
163.65000 	  M	CSQ	ISP DCI WMic	DCI Wireless Mikes 
165.28750 	  M	100.0 PL	MEG Ops	Metropolitan Enforcement Group (Chi?)
166.53750 	  M	100.0 PL	MEG Ops F2	Metropolitan Enforcement Group F-2? (Chi?)

10 Codes, Terms and Pager Tones

Terminology

Some of these are used on air, some are just informational.

ALPR - Automated License Plate Readers (may be referred to as LPR)
APB - All Points Bulletin (######################## "sent to all agencies")
BOI - Bureau of Identification
CHRI - Criminal History Record Information
FOID - Firearm Owners Identification WEB
III - Interstate Identification Index
IPSAN - Illinois Public Safety Agency Network
LEADS
LPR - (short for) Automated License Plate Readers (used on air by dispatch/units)
MDC - Mobile Data Computer (or formerly MDT Mobile Data Terminal)
NCIC - National Crime Information Center Operating Manual Code Manual
SID - State Identification Number
SOR - Sex Offender Registration
SOS - Secretary of State (agency that handles driver's licenses and vehicle licensing, etc.)
TICP - Tactical Interoperable Communications Plan (TICP)

Paging Tones

ISP Alert Tone	2468.2/2137 (2155.6?)

ISPERN District 11 Tone	1049.9
ISP District 11/18 Weather Tone	2401.0/1781.5
Weather Alert Tone (42.5)	2440.0/1780.0
Situation Alert	2440.0/2840

10-Codes Used by most Illinois Agencies

10-0 Caution 
10-1 -Unable to Copy- Change Location 
10-2 -Signal Good 
10-3 -Stop Transmitting 
10-4 -Acknowledgement 
10-5 -Relay 
10-6 -Busy(Unless Urgent) 
10-7 -Out of Service 
10-8 -In Service 
10-9 -Repeat 
10-10 -Fight in Progress 
10-11 -Dog Case 
10-12 -Stand By 
10-13 -Weather (Road Report) 
10-14 -Prowler Report 
10-15 -Civil Disturbance 
10-16 -Domestic Problem 
10-17 -Meet Complainant 
10-18 -Quickly 
10-19 -Return To... 
10-20 -Location 
10-21 -Call(By Telephone) 
10-22 -Disregard 
10-23 -Arrive At Scene 
10-24 -Assignment Completed 
10-25 -Report in Person(Meet) 
10-26 -Detaining Subject 
10-27 -Drivers License Info 
10-28 -Vehicle Registration Info 
10-29 -Check for Wanted 
10-30 -Unnecessary Use of Radio 
10-31 -Crime in Progress 
10-32 -Subject with a Gun 
10-33 -Emergency 
10-34 -Riot 
10-35 -Major Crime Alert 
10-36 -Correct Time 
10-37 -Suspicious Vehicle 
10-38 -Stopping Suspicious Vehicle 
10-39 -Urgent(Use Lights & Sirens) 
10-40 -Silent Run 
10-41 -Beginning Duty 
10-42 -Ending Duty 
10-43 -Information 
10-44 -Permission to Leave 
10-45 -Animal Carcass at...... 
10-46 -Assist Motorist 
10-47 -Need Road Repair At... 
10-48 -Traffic Standard Repair 
10-49 -Traffic Light Out At... 
10-50 -Accident(F,PD,PI) 
10-51 -Wrecker Needed 
10-52 -Ambulance Needed 
10-53 -Road Block At 
10-54 -Livestock On Highway 
10-55 -Intoxicated Driver 
10-56 -Intoxicated Pedestrian 
10-57 -Hit-Run(F,PD,PI) 
10-58 -Direct Traffic 
10-59 -Convoy or Escort 
10-60 -Squad in Vicinity 
10-61 -Isolate Self for Message 
10-62 -Reply to Message 
10-63 -Prepare Written Copy 
10-64 -Message for Local Delivery 
10-65 -Net Message Assignment 
10-66 -Message Cancellation 
10-67 -Clear for Message 
10-68 -Dispatch Information 
10-69 -Message Received 
10-70 -Fire Alarm 
10-71 -Advise Nature of Fire 
10-72 -Report Progress of Fire 
10-73 -Smoke Report 
10-74 -Negative 
10-75 -In Contact With 
10-76 -En Route 
10-77 -Estimated Time of Arrival(E.T.A.) 
10-78 -Need Assistance 
10-79 -Notify Coroner 
10-80 -Chase in Progress 
10-81 -Breathalyzer Report 
10-82 -Reserve Lodging 
10-83 -Work School Crossing 
10-84 -Meeting Advice 
10-85 -Delayed Due To... 
10-86 -Officer/Operator on Duty 
10-87 -Pick Up Checks 
10-88 -Telephone Number of... 
10-89 -Bomb Threat 
10-90 -Bank Alarm At... 
10-91 -Pick Up Prisoner/Subject 
10-92 -Improperly Parked Vehicle 
10-93 -Blockade 
10-94 -Drag Racing 
10-95 -Prisoner/Subject in Custody 
10-96 -Mental Subject 
10-97 -Check Signal(Test) 
10-98 -Prison/Jail Break 
10-99 -Wanted/Stolen Indicated

Scratchpad for future --- It all depends what is used or not in your area, and not all agencies use the same codes. These are part of the ISP/State of Illinois 10-codes.

10-6 Busy (are you 10-6?) 10-10 Fight in progress

10-24 Assignment Completed / Available (have never heard 98 used for that) (10-98 is Prison/Jail Break, which I've never heard used) 10-25 Meet with.... ("25 with the chief at the car wash")

10-32 Gun ("He owns a 32") 10-41 On-Duty

10-55 Intoxicated Driver 10-60 Squad in vicinity (County, 361, I'm 10-60) sent to a suspicious person in a park 10-76 En Route 10-95 Subject in custody (Will you put that 95 in the back of my car) 10-96 Mental (health) Subject 10-97 is usually "Radio Check" (haven't heard used in years) 10-99 is Wanted/Stolen (Is that subject 99?)

IREACH Illinois Radio Emergency Assistance Channel

IREACH A N 155.055 Receive CSQ/D156*; 155.055 D156 Inter-agency All

CTCSS Tones – Default operation should be carrier squelch receive (CSQ), CTCSS Transmit. If the user can enable/disable without programming the radio, the indicated CTCSS tone also could be programmed for receive, and the user instructed how and when to enable/disable. Used for interdisciplinary coordination.

The purpose of IREACH is to allow any public safety employee to talk to any other public safety employee via radio provided the radio traffic relates to their official duties and the protection of life and/or property. For example, to permit a firefighter to have direct radio contact with an EMT in an ambulance or to enable a police officer to talk to an EMA/ESDA official at a disaster site.