Missouri Department of Natural Resources WEB Region MAP

State Parks WEB Parks Map/Status GIS Info

Missouri State Park Rangers are fully commissioned, state-certified law enforcement officers with jurisdiction on property under the control of the Director of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. We are committed to a community-oriented policing philosophy, with regular interaction with our visitors, especially in a non-enforcement capacity.

This page documents radio frequencies used by Missouri State Parks, a division of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MoDNR). These frequencies support day‑to‑day operations at Missouri’s state parks and state historic sites, including park rangers, campground hosts, park offices, and maintenance staff.

While Missouri State Parks operates independently from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), some facilities—such as Missouri’s trout parks—are jointly managed, with State Parks overseeing land, campgrounds, and visitor services, and MDC operating fish hatcheries and fisheries programs. This shared geography can result in nearby or overlapping radio activity, but the systems remain separate.

The majority of radio traffic heard on these frequencies involves campground operations, maintenance activities, ranger coordination, and park or historic site offices, rather than wildlife enforcement.

DNR Park Rangers are law enforcement at State Parks. -- They have limited or no access to the Campground channels. Most of their Law enforcement communications are handled through the Missouri State Highway Patrol troop responsible for the park’s location.

Statewide

MoDNR uses MOSWIN primarily for environmental emergency response and multi-agency incident coordination (hazmat, water/wastewater incidents, industrial accidents, flooding, etc.). Routine park and campground traffic is on the conventional frequencies listed below. For statewide MoDNR incident traffic, see MOSWIN."

Missouri Statewide Wireless Interoperable Network (MOSWIN) Project 25 Phase II - Used primarily for environmental emergency response and multi‑agency incident coordination (HazMat, water/wastewater incidents, industrial accidents, flooding, etc.).

Routine park and campground operations are handled on the conventional frequencies listed below NOTE: Smaller parks will be located (in the database) on the county that they are located.

Central Region

Kansas City Region

Lakes Region

| cid: 32510 Barry, Benton, Camden, Hickory, Laclede, Miller, and Taney Counties.

Northeast Region

| cid: 29925 Thousand Hills State Park - Kirksville (Adair County) Park Rangers use Adair County Sheriff's Department 155.58 for license checks. Also equipped with Missouri State Police low-band radio in vehicle only not at base (??)

Southeast Region

| cid: 29908 Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park - Middlebrook (Reynolds County) Onondaga Cave State Park - Leasburg (Crawford County) Taum Sauk Mountain State Park - Middlebrook (Reynolds County) Trail of Tears State Park - Jackson (Cape Girardeau County)

Southwest Region

| cid: 29904 Lake of the Ozarks State Park Bases at Park Service office and Lee C. Fine Memorial Airport. KCS559 licensed for JOHNSON CAMDEN MILLER HICKORY BENTON

St. Louis Regional Office (SLRO)

| cid: 29905 Cuivre River State Park (Troy-Lincoln Co)

Meramec State Park Stanton/Sullivan (Franklin County)

Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MO)

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