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Johnson County Government

  • 155.6475 Base/Mobile (Low Power) Sheriff Jail (NFM at Centerview) WQVD428

Johnson County E911/Emergency Services Board WEB FB

  • Johnson County Missouri 911 Center - Claim they are simulcasting on P25 . They have a tower in Warrensburg and the back up facility is in Sweet Springs.
  • Mobile Extenders - 773.95625/803.95625, 773.96875/803.96875, 774.45625/804.45625, 774.46875/804.46875 (P25 P1/P2) WSBQ543
  • Trunked Radio Site - 854.15, 854.9625, 855.2375, 855.475, 856.075 100W repeaters simulcast at 4 locations (Concordia, Holden, Blairs, Leeton) WSAP339
    • 10/24 Moved 1 Holden site to Blairs, added a 5th site at Warrensburg, 6th Site at Centerview 0011247859 Modification
    • Requested to extended Implementation, Equipment shipping by Mar 2026 and cutover to new system on Dec 31, 2026 with approx. 1000 users
  • Site 4.9 (site NAC 2B9
  • Channel 0-715: 855.475 SCC Channel 0-811: 856.075 CC

🚧 Hawthorne Tower Deconstruction Marks End of an Era 🏗️FB Post/Video

  • This week, the Johnson County Emergency Services Board began deconstructing the 400-foot Hawthorne Tower — a long-standing symbol of both military history and local public safety communication.

🛰️ From Cold War to Countywide Communications

  • The tower was originally constructed for missile silo communications in the 1960s as part of the Whiteman Radio Relay Annex #3. After the military decommissioned the site, Johnson County Emergency Services Board (JCESB) began pursuing the property in 2009.
  • With the help of U.S. Representatives Ike Skelton and Vicky Hartzler, as well as FEMA and the General Services Administration, JCESB acquired the property in 2012 via a perpetuity deed, granted for public safety use. This saved the County an estimated $500,000 in potential construction costs.
  • 📡 Service to Public Safety - Since acquisition, the tower has served as a centralized site for dispatch radio infrastructure and played a key role in the county's legacy VHF system. At its peak, it supported high-site radio transmissions for various public safety agencies throughout Johnson County.
  • 🔧 Why It’s Being Removed - With the county’s full transition to a modern 800 MHz P25 trunked radio system, the tower is no longer needed for primary operations. Structural concerns and aging equipment further led to the decision to decommission it. The site is being cleared in line with our commitment to efficient, resilient infrastructure.

We are proud of the role this tower played in supporting both national defense and local public safety, and we thank all who contributed to its legacy.

Johnson County Sheriff WEB FB

  • New 3/25 - FCC Application 0011484117 for "Collecting money from Parking Meters" mobile extenders (DVRS) on 859.2875, 814.2875 (P25)
  • New 6/25 - FCC Application 0011608417 for "Government entity performing Public Safety activities" mobile extenders (DVRS) on 859.2875, 814.2875 (P25) (under JC ESB)

Johnson County Road and Bridge (Maintenance) Department WEB

Johnson County Fire Protection District

Johnson County Fire Protection District #2 (Centerview, Kingsville)

  • 154.37, 154.235 Base/Mobiles (NFM) WQOR276

Water Districts MAP

  • Public Water Supply District #3 - 463.7625 Fixed Data NFM at 2 locations WQRE986
  • Public Water Supply District #2 - 153.02 30-100W mobiles (NFM) WQVF521

Public Water Supply District

  • 173.3625 FXO at Elm, Lone Jack, Warrensville, Kingsville WVZS877

Public Water Supply District 1 of Pettis, Johnson, Saline Counties

Municipalities and Districts

Holden

  • deleted 155.055 R, adding FX2 on 151.3625 and 155.055, FX1 on 158.86 WPHG668
  • new 151.3625 Repeater with 158.88 input; 158.925 Mobile Extenders, associated with WPHG668 KSZ367
  • 3/13 modify 451.6375 to 463.6625 Fixed for water data; 8/13 modify 451.6375 to 463.475 WNYY400

Knob Noster WEB

  • 3/24 add 151.0175 173.2875 Mobile extenders (P25 only) to be used with 150.995R, 154.115R or 158.775 BM, 159.2025 BM (all NFM only) WNUW675

Warrensburg

  • 155.8125 Repeater with 153.9275 input (NFM) (new 5/12) WPNW811

EMS Agencies and Hospitals

Johnson County Ambulance District] WEB FB

  • Lake Ozark FPD partners with JCAD Link Creating a satellite officer at House 1 on Bagnell Dam Boulevard

Western Missouri Medical Center (Warrensburg)

  • 462.1 Repeater, mobiles on 466.55, 468.475, 468.95 (DMR) WQUK286

Codes, Unit Lists, Pager Tones

Fire/EMS Pager Tones

Schools and Colleges

University of Central Missouri (Warrensburg)

  • 155.13 Repeater with 158.91 input KRZ868 add 156.18 Repeater with 159.0 input (NFM)
  • 151.895 Base/Mobile KNJB570
  • 463.825, 464.325 Repeaters for Building Maintenance WPGS862
  • 151.775 Base/Mobile [Expired] WNAF267

Apple Bus Company

  • School Buses - 152.375 Base/Mobile (NFM at Leeton) WQID294

Crest Ridge School District R7 (Centerview)

  • 159.735, 159.99 Base/Mobile; 10/12 add 159.99 Repeater with 152.99 input (NFM) WPWK952

Chilhowee R4 School District

  • 20-5W mobiles on 159.8025, 160.14 (NFM); 20-50W mobiles on 160.02, 159.63 (NFM) WQYV389

Shawnee School District 5 (Chilhowee)

University of Central Missouri (Warrensburg)

  • See the Businesses WIKI for Radio Station/Media information
  • 458.9625 2 FXO for low power outdoor weather observation system WQGF858
  • Keith Memorial Golf Course - 451.5625 Base/Mobile (Low Power/NFM Voice/Data) WQOW602

Federal Government

Whiteman Air Force Base

  • Uses United States Air Force (157) P25 system

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