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8/23 - MUCH OF THIS INFORMATION IS OUTDATED.

Member of the East-West Gateway, Council of Governments (EWG-COG) that serves 4000 sq.mi. including the city of St. Louis and Franklin, Jefferson, St. Charles, and St. Louis counties in Missouri and Madison, Monroe, and St. Clair counties in Illinois. The Board of Directors has the responsibility of selecting the road, bridge and transit projects in the region that will receive federal funds.

Missouri dispatchers may fall under the authority of one or more organizations — Missouri recognizes multiple types of dispatch and has set minimum standards for each.
Missouri agencies often set standards higher than mandated by law and require multiple trainings. Trainings are brief and are typically completed post-hire. A prospective dispatcher will need a more general set of attributes before hire.
Dispatchers may work in various settings including Public Safety Answer Points (PSAPs) and health centers.

Training Requirements

The Missouri Department of Public Health and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services are the state’s standard setters.
The Department of Health and Senior Services mandates that Emergency Medical Dispatchers be certified. Emergency medical dispatch programs must, at minimum, meet requirements set by the United States Department of Transportation, or DOT. The DOT curriculum is available online (https://www.ems.gov/projects/ems-education-standards.html).

The Missouri Department of Public Safety recognizes four types of PSAP telecommunicator role (https://revisor.mo.gov/main/OneSection.aspx?section=650.340):

Fire telecommunicator
Police telecommunicator
Emergency medical services telecommunicator
Joint communication center telecommunicator (works in a setting that handles multiple types of emergency communications)

The minimum DPS-mandated training is 16 hours for fire, police, or emergency medical services telecommunicators (https://revisor.mo.gov/main/OneSection.aspx?section=650.340). It is 40 hours for joint communication center telecommunicators. Professional association APCO International notes that a fire, police, or medical services telecommunicator is considered qualified based on completion of a 40-hour program. Training must be completed through an approved provider.
APCO International and the Missouri 911 Directors Association report the following among the approved providers:

APCO International
National Academies of Emergency Dispatch (NAED)*
National Emergency Communications Institute (NECI)
Public Safety Group

APCO is a very well-known provider that frequently offers courses in cooperation with local agencies.
The Advisory Committee for 911 Service Oversight may waive the usual training requirements for an out-of-state telecommunicator who had training in another state, provided the training was at least at the level Missouri requires (http://s1.sos.mo.gov/cmsimages/adrules/csr/current/11csr/11c30-13.pdfEditSign).
Training is ongoing. Missouri telecommunicators are expected to have, at minimum, 24 hours of training every three years.

Agency Trainings

Additional certifications may be necessary for some duties. Among the many certifications that agencies frequently reference is the Missouri Uniform Law Enforcement System (MULES).
Public safety agencies may have their own in-house programs that include far more than what is mandated. The St. Charles County Department of Dispatch and Alarm, for example, provides seven weeks of classroom training (https://www.sccmo.org/). The training incorporates both the APCO International general 40-hour telecommunicator training and the APCO International 32-hour fire telecommunicator programs. St. Charles telecommunicators receive 40 hours of continuing education a year.

Regional Justice Information System (REJIS) Commission WEB

Regional Computer-Aided Dispatch (RCAD)

Regional CAD Service using Motorola Premier One with subscriber agencies.
The exchange, interchange and processing of itemized criminal justice information, statistics and records pertaining to crime, criminal data and the courts, and for the acquisition, collection, classification, preservation and exchange of said itemized information in conjunction with information systems of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the Missouri Supreme Court and other authorized criminal justice agencies

REJIS certification can be obtained from the St. Louis Police Academy located in the city of St. Louis, Missouri. REJIS is a data-driven organization that provides employment for approximately 150 individuals and their aim is to support those law-enforcement individuals who need data solutions to keep individuals safe and secure. Specifically, REJIS is an information system that can be virtually accessed to provide information to individuals in law enforcement and courts at the various levels of the government, including federal, state, county, and local. REJIS is operated in and around the city of St. Louis, Missouri, in three additional counties in Missouri, and four counties located in the state of Illinois. REJIS certification offered by the St. Louis Police Academy takes approximately one week to complete and is often a requirement for jobs, such as Police Dispatcher, related to obtaining access to the information contained within REJIS.

Missouri Uniform Law Enforcement System (MULES)

As of July 31, 2019, Missouri Uniform Law Enforcement System (MULES) is the primary provider of criminal justice information. Due to MULES requirements, KCPD can no longer provide criminal history services. MULES is the custodian of records of criminal history data for the state and provides an on-line public service to obtain certified criminal history records. To obtain a Statewide Background Check, contact Missouri State Highway Patrol’s Criminal Justice Information Services at 573-526-6153.

Missouri Automated Criminal History Site (MACHS) Info/WEB

You may find more information on the Missouri State Highway Patrol WEB

St Louis City

~~Old license 451.1 FX1 (FM) at stlsoldiermemorial.org 12/03 Expired KNJ91~~

Courts

Sheriff's Office WEB

Responsible for the safety and security of 31 divisional courtrooms of the 22nd Judicial Circuit Court and the transportation of prisoners between the Courts and detention facilities.
Has the duty of serving court papers, eviction notices, and issuing concealed carry permits. Around 175 sworn Deputies with an accumulated 2218 years of experience

22nd Judicial Circuit Court WEB

Municipal Court WEB

Traffic Court, Minor Alcohol/Drug Court, Earnings Tax Court, Truancy Court, and Problem Property Court [ Webpage]

St Louis Family Courts

GPS Clock System 72.24 FXO (920 N Vandeventer) WQFH351

St Louis Family Courts-Juvenile Division

908 S Vandeventer
453.2375 Repeater; 100-4W mobiles on 453.4125, 453.6125, 458.4125, 458.6125 (NFM) WRVD338

Parking Violations Bureau WEB

Public Safety Department

The largest municipal government department in the City of St. Louis overseeing the Fire Department, the Metropolitan Police Department, six major divisions, two bureaus, a correctional institution and the city jail.

Justice Center WEB

The Workhouse

Currently closed.

Building Division - The Building Division enforces the City building code, issues building permits, conducts building inspections, demolishes vacant buildings, and enforces zoning ordinances.

City Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) - The City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency (CEMA), a division of the Department of Public Safety, maintains an ongoing program of prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery

Civilian Oversight Division - The Division of Civilian Oversight is an independent agency where civilians lead investigations on police incidents that directly impact St. Louisans and their neighbors.

Corrections Division - The Division houses in the City Justice Center citizens who are arrested by the police.

Excise Division - A division of the Department of Public Safety that oversees all liquor licenses in the City of St. Louis also known as City Liquor Control

Fire Department - Established on Sept. 14, 1857, the St. Louis Fire Department is the second oldest career Fire Department in the United States

Neighborhood Stabilization Division (NSD) - Empowering residents to sustain a quality environment within their neighborhood through effectively and efficiently registering and routing City services, providing information, assistance, education, and intervention.

Office of Violence Prevention - Coordinating public safety resources and community violence intervention programs to make St. Louis neighborhoods safer.

Police Division - The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Division (SLMPD) serves the City of St. Louis. This page is provided as a courtesy service to direct visitors to the Official SLMPD website.

St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) WEB FB

Frequency/Radio Usage

Police also possibly using 765.5125 (100.0 PL heard in use at Savvis Center)
Digital Vehicular Repeaters: 769.00625, 769.04375, 769.10625, 769.33125, 769.55625, 769.80625, 799.00625, 799.04375, 799.10625, 799.33125, 799.55625, 799.80625 WQPS519
154.725 Repeater with 159.03 input 103.5 PL StLCo RIOT-A Police: Countywide RIOT-A FMN WPFJ479

Missouri Statewide Interoperability Network (MOSWIN) P25 Trunked System State MOSWIN WEB Missouri Statewide Digital (P25)

Rotation of the control channel occurs around midnight each day. The primary site is at Police Headquarters (downtown) and the alternate (or backup) site is at the South Patrol station. On a weekly basis the radio system is switched to the alternate site to verify operation should it be needed in an emergency. Currently this switch occurs each Wednesday and the alternate site remains in operation for a total of 24 hours. While the system is operating from the alternate site you may notice a difference in the strength of the signal.
SLATER P25 system serves the surrounding counties, but some talkgroups from either may roam between both systems as needed.
Missouri Radio Interoperability Guidelines

Metro Air Support WEB

Phone: 636-529-8225 (AIR 1, heard on ISPERN in Illinois, 155.475 and STARCOM21 Talkgroups)

In March 2004, the St. Louis County Police Chief, the St Louis Metropolitan Police Chief and the St. Charles County Sheriff decided to join efforts in airborne law enforcement and create the Metro Air Support Unit. This progressive, cost effective approach combines resources to ensure that the Greater St. Louis Area has one of the largest and finest air support units in the country. This unit is fully dedicated to providing quality air support to both citizens and law enforcement. This joint effort is under the command of a St. Louis County Police Captain. Both a St. Louis Metropolitan Police Sergeant and St. Louis County Police Sergeant provide the supervision for the unit. Flight crews consist of officers from all three agencies. Two full time St. Louis County mechanics maintain all aircraft belonging to MAS. The MAS Unit performs with professionalism, ensuring the safety of police officers and citizens, as well as preventing and deterring criminal activities. MAS also has the additional task of patrolling areas deemed by the Department of Homeland Security as "targets of opportunity" for terrorist attack. Bridges, critical infrastructure, historical landmarks, power plants, economically critical businesses, defense contractors and stadiums have been added to the daily patrol activities of our crews.

Police Patrols and Districts (Bureaus, as of 2024)

Central Patrol MAP - District 3 MAP - District 4 MAP

Benton Park, Benton Park West, Compton Heights, Fox Park, Gravois Park, Kosciusko, Lafayette Square, Lasalle, Marine Villa, McKinley Heights, Peabody/Darst/Webbe, Soulard, The Gate District, Tower Grove East, Carr Square, Columbus Square, Covenant Blu-Grand Center, Downtown, Downtown West, Fairgrounds Park, Hyde Park, Jeff Vander Lou, Midtown, Old North St. Louis, St. Louis Place and portions of College Hill Fairgrounds, Near North Riverfront and Dutchtown.

North Patrol MAP - District 5 MAP District 6 MAP"""

Academy, Central West End, DeBaliviere Place, Fountain Park, Hamilton Heights, Kingshighway West, Lewis Place, Skinker/DeBaliviere, The Ville, Vandeventer, Visitation Park, Wells/Goodfellow, West End and portions of the Greater Ville and Kingsway East, Baden, Mark Twain, Mark Twain/I-70 Industrial, North Point, North Riverfront, O’Fallon, O’Fallon Park, Penrose, Penrose Park, Riverview, Walnut Park East, Walnut Park West and portions of College Hill, Fairgrounds, Greater Ville, Kingsway East and Near North Riverfront

South Patrol MAP - District 1 MAP - District 2 MAP

Bevo Mill, Boulevard Heights, Carondelet, Carondelet Park, Holly Hills, Mount Pleasant, Patch, Princeton Heights, South Hampton, Botanical Gardens, Cheltenham, Clayton/Tamm, Clifton Heights, Ellendale, Forest Park, Forest Park Southeast, Franz Park, Hi-Point, Kings Oak, Lindenwood Park, McRee Town, North Hampton, Shaw, Southwest Garden, St. Louis Hills, The Hill, Tiffany, Tower Grove Park, Tower Grove South, Wilmore Park, Wydown/Skinker and portions of Dutchtown.

OLD INFO/FORMER Patrol Bureaus

Patrol Districts.

South Patrol Bureau - Comprised of Districts 1, 2, 3 & SPD Detective Bureau

Central Patrol Bureau - Comprised of Districts 4, 5, 9 & CPD Detective Bureau

North Patrol Bureau - Comprised of Districts 6, 7, 8 & NPD Detective Bureau

Additionally, the SLMPD has additional Specialized Units, including Traffic Safety, Mounted Patrol, Sex Crimes, Child Abuse, Domestic Abuse, ACTF, Mobile Reserve/Hostage Response, Anti Crime Unit, Bombing and Arson, Homicide, Auto Theft, Intelligence, Vice/Narcotics, Asset Removal, Cyber Crimes and Major Fraud.

Police Car Numbering System The composition of a unit call. Calls beginning with 1 - 3 are district calls and represent shift. Second number 1 - 9 represents the district number. Third and fourth number represents individual car unit-IDs.

The dispatcher/officer will provide the following information to identify the unit on the radio: work shift, district area and car number. For example, when you hear a four-digit unit-ID, such as: 1-2-3-4

1 is the shift; in this case it would be the afternoon watch (7 AM - 3 PM), 2 is the evening watch (3 PM - 11 PM) and 3 is the midnight watch (11 PM - 7 AM). Dispatchers will typically drop the shift number and use only the district and car number to identify a particular unit.
2 is the district area; in this case it is the 2nd district, 3 would be the 3rd, 4 the 4th, etc.
34 is the car number. Certain car numbers in the range of 00 to 19 are assigned to the supervisors and chiefs (a.k.a. "white shirts"). Of these supervisory car numbers the ones you are most likely to hear are: 01 (District Lieutenant), 11 (District Sergeant) and 12 (District Supervisor).

                            1 2 34
                            | | |
                            | | |
                            | | +------------ Car Number
Shift ----------------------+ |                00 = District Captain
 1 = Afternoon Shift          |                01 = District Lieutenant
 2 = Evening Shift            |                11 = District Sergeant
 3 = Morning Shift            |                12 = District Supervisor
                              |
District Number --------------+
 1 = 1st District
 2 = 2nd District
 3 = 3rd District
 4 = 4th District
 5 = 5th District
 6 = 6th District
 7 = 7th District
 8 = 8th District
 9 = 9th District

Calls beginning with 0xxx through 9xxx are defined below.

Unit Numbers

0100 series IDs - On Foot Officers or Bike Units
x160 series IDs - Area One Community School Officers 
x300 series IDs - District 3 Bike/Footbeats
x450 series IDs - Washington Ave Footbeats
x460 series IDs - Downtown Bike Beats
x480 series IDs - Laclede's Landing Footbeats
x460 series IDs - Area Two Community School Officers 
x660 series IDs - Area Three Community School Officers 
1010 series IDs - Day Watch - South Patrol Desk Clerk*
1020 series IDs - Day Watch - Central Patrol Desk Clerk
1030 series IDs - Day Watch - North Patrol Desk Clerk
1100 series IDs - First District Patrol (day shift)
1200 series IDs - Second District Patrol (day shift)
1300 series IDs - Thrid District Patrol (day shift)
1400 series IDs - Fourth District Patrol (day shift)
1500 series IDs - Fifth District Patrol (day shift)
1600 series IDs - Sixth District Patrol (day shift)
1700 series IDs - Seventh District Patrol (day shift)
1800 series IDs - Eighth District Patrol (day shift)
1900 series IDs - Ninth District Patrol (day shift)
2010 series IDs - Afternoon Watch - South Patrol Desk Clerk
2020 series IDs - Afternoon Watch - Central Patrol Desk Clerk
2030 series IDs - Afternoon Watch - North Patrol Desk Clerk
2100 series IDs - First District Patrol (afternoon shift)
2200 series IDs - Second District Patrol (afternoon shift)
2300 series IDs - Thrid District Patrol (afternoon shift)
2400 series IDs - Fourth District Patrol (afternoon shift)
2500 series IDs - Fifth District Patrol (afternoon shift)
2600 series IDs - Sixth District Patrol (afternoon shift)
2700 series IDs - Seventh District Patrol (afternoon shift)
2800 series IDs - Eighth District Patrol (afternoon shift)
2900 series IDs - Ninth District Patrol (afternoon shift)
3010 series IDs - Night Watch - South Patrol Desk Clerk
3020 series IDs - Night Watch - Central Patrol Desk Clerk
3030 series IDs - Night Watch - North Patrol Desk Clerk
3100 series IDs - First District Patrol (night shift)
3200 series IDs - Second District Patrol (night shift)
3300 series IDs - Thrid District Patrol (night shift)
3400 series IDs - Fourth District Patrol (night shift)
3500 series IDs - Fifth District Patrol (night shift)
3600 series IDs - Sixth District Patrol (night shift)
3700 series IDs - Seventh District Patrol (night shift)
3800 series IDs - Eighth District Patrol (night shift)
3900 series IDs - Ninth District Patrol (night shift)
4000 series IDs - Bureau of Investigation
4050 series IDs - Violent Crime Task Force 
4200 series IDs - Crimes Against Persons 
4205 series IDs - Homicide Units
4260 series IDs - Sex Crimes Unit
4270 series IDs - Child Abuse
4290 series IDs - Domestic Abuse Response Team (DART)
4300 series IDs - Crime Against Property 
4330 series IDs - Auto Theft 
4350 series IDs - Fraud 
4360 series IDs - Criminal Justice Liaison 
4370 series IDs - Bomb / Arson 
4400 series IDs - Vice Section
4440 series IDs - Narcotics Interdiction
4450 series IDs - Street Corner Apprehension Team (SCAT) / Undercover
4700 series IDs - Juvenile Unit
5000 series IDs - Administration
5100 series IDs - Communications Support 
5200 series IDs - Records 
5211 series IDs - Identification 
5300 series IDs - Information Services 
5350 series IDs - P.I.R.S. 
5550 series IDs - Buildings 
5600 series IDs - Fleet Services 
5900 series IDs - Evidence Technician Units/Laboratory
5930 series IDs - Batmobile
5950 series IDs - Day Watch ETU Vans
5960 series IDs - Afternoon Watch ETU Vans
5970 series IDs - Night Watch ETU Vans
6000 series IDs - Bureau of Professional Standards
6100 series IDs - South Patrol Detectives (Area One)
6200 series IDs - Central Patrol Detectives (Area Two)
6300 series IDs - North Patrol Detectives (Area Three)
6630 series IDs - Job Performance 
6690 series IDs - Department Personnel 
6710 series IDs - Armory 
6720 series IDs - Planning / Development 
7000 series IDs - Bureau of Patrol Support (7000 Deputy Commander, 7001 Captain)
7030 series IDs - Police Reserves 
7100 series IDs - Mobile Reserve
7125 series IDs - City Watch One (City Helicopter)
7126 series IDs - City Watch One (City Helicopter)
7150 series IDs - County Helicopter
7200 series IDs - K9 Units
7300 series IDs - Warrant/Fugitive Section
7400 series IDs - Prisoner Processing
7500 series IDs - Radar Units (Metro Link ?)
7900 series IDs - Traffic Units (Highway Units)
7940 series IDs - Mounted Patrol
7980 series IDs - Forest Park Units
8000 series IDs - Board of Police Commissioners
8100 series IDs - Special assistant to the Chief 
8116 series IDs - Fox Theater Detail 
8120 series IDs - Mayor's Office 
8200 series IDs - Intelligence 
8300 series IDs - Internal Affairs 
8350 series IDs - Academy 
8400 series IDs - Public Affairs / Information 
8500 series IDs - Lambert Airport Task Force 
8500 series IDs - D.E.A.
8500 series IDs - Special Assignments 
8142 series IDs - Medical Examiner (Operates on SODD Channel)
8200 series IDs - Intelligence Units
8601 series IDs - Area 1 Building Inspector 
8602 series IDs - Area 2 Building Inspector 
8603 series IDs - Area 3 Building Inspector
8700 series IDs - Housing Project Security (Housing Authority)
8710 series IDs - Peabody Housing Project Security
8715 series IDs - Lasalle Housing Project Security
8720 series IDs - Cochran Housing Project Security
8725 series IDs - BluMeyer Housing Project Security
8730 series IDs - All Housing Units
8800 series IDs - Crime Task Force Units (Anti-Crime Unit)
9000 series IDs - Event Security (Catch All)
9300 series IDs - Disaster Operations 
9700 series IDs - Integrated Task Force Operations

The Desk Clerk is an officer that works in the lobby of each Super-Police Station (North, Central & South) Patrol Divisions. Basically, he's the 1st officer you see when you walk in the front doors.

Police Radio Codes

All calls dispatched are given a priority code. The lowest priority, Code 4 (or Stack Calls), are usually done over the I/Mobile (pronounced "eye-mobile") laptop system, this method is know as a "Silent Dispatch" - the primary reason for doing this is to lessen radio traffic congestion on the dispatch channels, but it can also be used as a stealth tool to maintain privacy, when needed.

Code 1 - Highest Priority (example: life and death situations)
Code 2 - High priority (example: shots fired, purse snatching)
Code 3 - Low priority (example: disturbance, loud music, suspicious auto)
Code 4 - Lowest priority (a.k.a. stack assignment - example: parking violations)

The city doesn't use brevity codes (or "10" codes) for dispatch, although you will still occasionally hear "27" (occupied car check), "42" (2-man car) and "70" (out of service at the station). The current trend in law enforcement has been to eliminate brevity code usage in favor of clear text (spoken word) radio communication transmissions.

Disposition Codes

When an officer finishes an assignment, they will give it a disposition code:

Code D (Code-David) = Disregard
Code F (Code-Frank) = False Alarm
Code G (Code-George) = Gone On Arrival (GOA)
Code N (Code-Nora) = No Report Necessary (NRN)
Code O (Code-Ocean) = Other Unit to Handle
Code U (Code-Union) = Unfounded
Code X (Code-Xray) = Cancel
Code SR = Supplemental Report

Frequency	License	Type	Alpha Tag	Description	Mode	Tag
775.99375	WQFX336	M	SLMPD Interop 3	Interoperability / Mutual Aid	P25	Interop
764.06875	WQFX336	M	SLMPD Interop 2	Interoperability / Mutual Aid	P25	Interop
794.05625	WQFX336	M	SLMPD Interop 4	Interoperability / Mutual Aid	P25	Interop
794.06875	WQFX336	M	SLMPD Interop 5	Interoperability / Mutual Aid	P25	Interop
805.99375	WQFX336	M	SLMPD Interop 6	Interoperability / Mutual Aid	P25	Interop
764.05625	WQFX336	M	SLMPD Interop 1	Interoperability / Mutual Aid	P25	Interop

~~Formerly used frequencies~~

~~45.860 WPHS224 B 151.4 PL MO LB S/W P/P Point-to-Point (back-up to 155.37) FM Law Talk (removed from DB 3/30/24)~~

CEMA - City Emergency Management Agency CEMA WEB

A division of the Department of Public Safety
453.150 KJD937 F 411 DPL StL CEMA Siren 2 DTMF Two-Way Siren data FMN (In use)

~~458.150 WAN949 F StL CEMA Sirens2 St. Louis City Sirens [CSQ] WFK499 Telm Data~~

St. Louis City to update outdoor warning system

4/23/24 - Story from KMOV 4
$3.9 million has been allocated toward the replacement and ongoing maintenance of the outdoor warning system. The agency has begun accepting Request for Qualifications from potential contractors. Finding a contractor, doing a site survey, signing off on the final design and replacing the infrastructure will continue into 2025.

St Louis City Fire Department

Website
Established 9/14/1857, the St. Louis Fire Department is the second oldest career Fire Department in the USA.

Former Frequencies

154.13000 KAG632 B 203.5 PL StLFD Disp 1 Fire: Dispatch -Station Alerts (2100 - 0700) [Expired]
154.01000 KAG632 M 203.5 PL StLFD Disp 2 Fire: Dispatch - Mobiles to Base (now on P25 TRS) [Expired]
153.83000 KAG632 M 203.5 PL StLFD Com A Fire: Command A [Expired]
155.32500 KAG632 M 203.5 PL StLFD Com B Fire: Command B [Expired]
154.26500 KAG632 BM 203.5 PL StLFD Com C Fire: Command C / Fireground [Expired]
154.29500 KBH779 M 203.5 PL StLFD Com D Fire: Command D [Canceled]
153.95000 KAG632 M 203.5 PL StLFD Com E Fire: Command E / Lambert Airport Fire [Expired]
460.17500 KRF578 B 351 DPL StLFD 154.13 Fire: Simulcast of VHF F1 154.13 [Expired]
453.46250 WPDY849 F StLFD *RF1 Fire: Remote Link (156.7?) [Expired 10/13]
453.73750 WPDY849 F 203.5 PL StLFD *RF2 Fire: Remote Link (CSQ carrier) [Expired 10/13]
458.46250 WPDY849 F StLFD *RF3 Fire: Remote Link [Expired 10/13]
458.73750 WPDY849 F CSQ StLFD *RF4 Fire: Remote Link (CSQ carrier) [Expired 10/13]
460.58750 WPDY849 F CSQ StLFD *RF5 Fire: Remote Link (CSQ carrier-N County) [Expired 10/13]
460.61250 WPDY849 F StLFD *RF6 Fire: Remote Link [Expired 10/13]
460.63750 WPDY849 F StLFD *RF7 Fire: Remote Link [Expired 10/13]
465.58750 WPDY849 F 203.5 PL StLFD *RF8 Fire: Remote Link [Expired 10/13]
465.61250 WPDY849 F StLFD *RF9 Fire: Remote Link [Expired 10/13]
465.63750 WPDY849 F StLFD *RF10 Fire: Remote Link [Expired 10/13]
952.71875 928.71875 WNTS873 F StLFD MW RF Fire: Microwave Link (Fire Alarm Manager) (12K0F3E) [Expired 9/30/18]
155.17500 159.12000 KAG632 RM 203.5 PL StL EMS F-1 EMS: Dispatch [Ch 1] (now on P25 TRS)
155.95500 WXR301 BM 203.5 PL StL EMS F-2 EMS: Secondary [Ch 2] (now on P25 TRS) [Expired]
460.12500 465.12500 KRF578 BM CSQ StL EMS AFSK EMS: AFSK GPS Data - MEDIC units on CAD

Units

M = Medic Unit
E = Engine Company (pumper)
H&L= Hook and Ladder (truck)
SQ = Squad Company
BC = Battalion Chief Eng.

Engine Houses

1: S. Jefferson and Pestalozzi; E-1, SQ-1
2: Tucker and Spruce; E-2, H&L-6, M-02
4: S. Compton and Dakota Ct.;
5: N. Market and Rauschenbach; E-5, H&L 2, M-5, BC-801
6: Manchester; E-6
7: Jefferson and Lasalle; E-7, BC-802
8: Salisbury and Blair; E-8
9: Labeaume between N. Broadway and 9th St.; E-9, M-9
10: Whittier and Kennerly; E-10, M-10
11: S. 7th and Shenandoah
12: W. Florissant between Geraldine and Ruskin; E-12, M-12
13: Shawmut and Ridge; E-13, M-13
14: Magnolia and Alhambra Ct.; E-14, M-14
17: Dr. M.L. King and Compton; E-17
19: MorganFord and Haven; E-19, BC-804
20: Prescott and N. Broadway; E-20, BC-806
22: McCausland and I-64/40; E-22
23: Michigan and Soper; E-23, M-23
24: Natural Bridge and Union; E-24
26: Margaretta and Cammellia; E-26
27: Partridge and Riverview; E-27
28: Enright and Bayard; E-28, H&L-15, BC-805
29: Forest Park and Vandeventer; E-29, SQ-2, M-29
30: DeBaliviere and Kingsbury Pl.; E-30
31: Chippewa and Donovan; E-31, M-31
32: S. Grand and Potomac; E-32, M-32
33: N. Broadway and Halls Ferry; E-33, M-33
34: S. Broadway and Davis; E-34
35: Arsenal and Sublette; E-35, M-35, BC-803
36: S. Kingshighway and Christy; E-36, H&L-4

St. Louis Fire Department and EMS EMS currently using SLMPD TRS. All communications with hospital are via NexTel. Only during overflow is UHF communications used. 'AFSK' is the MEDIC unit Tracking System

ACT - Available City-wide Transportation ners and Managers Association, the Downtown St. Louis Partnership. -- Uses 2 frequencies of CEMA to contact downtown businesses; They hold a weekly net at 11:30 AM local time on Mondays.

St. Louis (City) Fire/EMS Station Locations

12 EMS units, at times backed up by private agencies at some firehouses (AMR/Abbott and MedicOne)
HQ - 1421 N. Jefferson Ave. @ 2600 Cass Ave.
Training - 2601-2629 Thomas St. @ 1338-1344 Elliott Ave.
Sta. #1 - 2900-2918 S. Jefferson Ave. @ Pestalozzi St.
Sta. #2 - 314 S. Tucker Blvd. between Clark Ave. & Spruce St.
Sta. #3 - 3555 Salena St. @ 3678-3688 S. Broadway ***(NOW CLOSED)***
Sta. #4 - 4425 S. Compton Ave. @ N. Dakota St.
Sta. #5 - 2123 N. Market St. @ Rauschenbach Ave.
Sta. #6 - 5747-5749 Manchester Ave. (aka State Route 100) between Pierce Ave. & Sublette Ave. ***(Formerly Sta. #42)***
Sta. #7 - 2600-2614 LaSalle St. @ S. Jefferson Ave.
Sta. #8 - 3701 Blair Ave. @ 1501-1521 Salisbury St. (aka State Route 115)
Sta. #9 - 814 LaBeaume St. between N. Broadway & N. 9th St.
Sta. #10 - 4161 Kennerly Ave. @ Whittier St. ***(Formerly Sta. #46)***
Sta. #11 - 2224 S. 7th St. @ Shenandoah Ave.
Sta. #12 - 5214 W. Florissant Ave. between Geraldine Ave. & Ruskin Ave. ***(Formerly Sta. #47)***
Sta. #13 - 1400-1404 Shawmut Pl. @ Ridge Ave. ***(Formerly Sta. #48)***
Sta. #14 - 3523-3525 Magnolia Ave. @ Alhambra Ct. ***(Formerly Sta. #49)***
Sta. #17 - 3238 Dr. Martin Luther King Dr. (aka State Route D) @ N. Leonard Ave.
Sta. #19 - 6622-6624 Morgan Ford Rd. @ Haven St.
Sta. #20 - 641 Harris Ave. @ 5600 Prescott Ave.
Sta. #22 - 1229 McCausland Ave. @ West Park Ave.
Sta. #23 - 6500 Michigan Ave. @ Soper St.
Sta. #24 - 5245 Natural Bridge Ave. (aka State Route 115) between Union Blvd. & Geraldine Ave.
Sta. #26 - 4520-4522 Margaretta Ave. across from N. Taylor Ave. ***(Formerly Sta. #54)***
Sta. #27 - 5435-5449 Partridge Ave. @ Riverview Blvd. (aka State Route 367) ***(Formerly Sta. #55)***
Sta. #28 -
- Current Sta. - 4806-4810 Enright Ave. between Bayard Ave. & N. Euclid Ave. ***(Formerly Sta. #43)***
- Former Sta. - 3934 Enright Ave. between N. Vandeventer Ave. & N. Sarah St.
Sta. #29 - 200 S. Vandeventer Ave @ Forest Park Ave. ***(Formerly Sta. #21)***
Sta. #30 - 541 DeBaliviere Ave. between Delmar Blvd. & Kingsbury Pl.
Sta. #31 - 4408 Donovan Ave. between Sutherland Ave. & Lansdowne Ave.
Sta. #32 - 3500 S. Grand Blvd. @ Potomac St.
Sta. #33 - 8300 N. Broadway between Halls Ferry Rd. & Pelham Ave. ***(Formerly Sta. #37)***
Sta. #34 - 8227 S. Broadway @ Hurck St.
Sta. #35 - 5450 Arsenal St. @ Sublette Ave.
Sta. #36 - 5000 S. Kingshighway Blvd. @ Christy Blvd.
Lambert-St. Louis Int. Airport -
- North Sta. - Dead End of Genaire Dr. off of Aviation Dr. (The North Sta. sits at the following coordinates: 38.750710/-90.354586)
- West Sta. - 4640 Fee Fee Rd. @ Gist Rd. (The West Sta. sits at the following coordinates: 38.756851/-90.397241)

Street Department

Functions including those of Streets, Refuse, Traffic and Towing divisions as well as permits issued by the Director's office. Webpage

Street Division

Responsible for street maintenance such as patching potholes, snow plowing, and street sweeping along with street lighting, street signs, and traffic signals Webpage

Refuse Division

Responsible for collection and disposal of residential waste and also coordinates efforts to reduce the amount of waste going to landfills, such as recycling, composting, and waste reduction. Webpage Recycling Webpage

Traffic and Lighting Division

Maintains traffic signals, traffic signage, traffic painting and striping, and street lighting. Webpage

Towing Division

Improves the safety of the City's streets by removing vehicles that are illegally parked, abandoned, or that are impeding the flow of traffic. (Booting, Storage) Webpage

Department of Parks, Recreation and Forestry

Parks Division Parks WEB

Operates and maintains the 108 parks in the City of St. Louis

Forest Park - See Recreation and Attractions
Forestry Forestry WEB

See St Louis Zoo Database page WIKI

Recreation Division WEB

Offers swimming, weight lifting, boxing, basketball, youth football, volleyball, aerobics, arts and crafts, and additional activities for the citizens of St. Louis.

Public Utilities Department WEB

The Public Utilities Department includes the Water Division and Communications Division.

Other Utility Information

Electric--Ameren WEB (Formerly Union Electric)
Gas--Spire Energy WEB (Formerly Laclede)
Telephone & Internet AT&T WEB, Spectrum WEB
Sewer - Metropolitan Sewer District MSD WEB

St. Louis Port Authority WEB

Supports economic development in the City’s 6,000-acre Port District, which lies along the City’s 19 miles of Mississippi River frontage. In addition to managing leases for City-owned property in this area, the Authority works with shipping stakeholders across the bi-state area to promote regional commerce.
Municipal River Terminal (MRT) WEB
Port of Metropolitan St. Louis (PMSL) WEB (the second-largest inland port system in the US) MAP

St. Louis Housing Authority (SLHA) WEB

An independent agency and is not part of St. Louis City Government.

MISC

(314)383-4600 provides TRANSPORTATION TO THE CITY'S DISABLED AND ELDERLY on an appointment basis.

EMS Agencies

AMR Abbott EMS

2500 Abbott Pl. between Magnolia Ave. & Dead End KMK409)

MedicOne EMS

Former Gateway Ambulance (bought in Feb 2019 - 200 employees, 47 ambulances) WQJE506
See St Louis County for more info

Air Medical

ARCH Helicopter
Air-Evac and more
See the Medical_Helicopters_/_EMS_Agencies_(Area_Wide)_(MO) State EMS page for more info

Hospitals

All other city hospitals are located on the St Louis County Hospital page

Homer G. Phillips Memorial Hospital WEB

NorthSide Regeneration hospital, on the site of the former Pruitt-Igoe housing project, opened 1/16/24
1320 N Jefferson Ave, Saint Louis, MO 63106; approximately 2 miles northwest of the Gateway Arch on St. Louis’ North Side adjacent the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency which is currently under construction.
24 Hour Emergency Room, 19 bed facility, accepts ambulance transports and will transfer to a higher level of care, if needed. (MRI, CT scans, X-ray, ultrasound, respiratory therapy, and social and lab services)

Shriner's Hospital for Children WEB

4400 Clayton Ave (nearby WashU School of Medicine)
Opened as a 120-bed hospital on April 8, 1924, on Kingshighway Blvd (now Euclid Ave.), adjacent to Washington University School of Medicine. After 39 years at that location, the hospital moved to its a 2nd location of 2001 S. Lindbergh Blvd in Frontenac in 1963. The dedication of this new facility of 100 beds was held on March 28, 1963. It's 3rd location, 4400 Clayton Ave, St. Louis, opened after 2013 Article

30-4W portables on 462.0, 460.2125, 460.2625, 467.35, 467.5 (DMR) for Security/Ops
155.34 Base/Mobile HEAR340/Patient Reports FM WQGQ247

South City Hospital

CLOSED 2023 ~~178 Beds, located at 3933 S Broadway,, Formerly St Alexis Hospital~~

5/27/23 - Placed into receivership after lawsuit for failure to pay rent ARTICLE

Sep 22 - Hospital being sold from SA Hospital Acquisition to American Healthcare Link (Bought out of Bankruptcy for $18 million

Aug 2023 - Facility will be closing 'LINK'

463.7125 468.7125 WQPE871 RM CC 5 TG 1111 SL 1 StAlex Security Security DMR Security

462.1625 467.1625 WQPE871 RM 186.2 PL StAlex Sec/Mnt B Security / Maintenance (100.0?) FMN Business

~~155.340 WQPW212 BM HEAR340 Patient Reports FMN Hospital~~

Other Agencies

Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD)

12/22 New 462.0125 Repeaters (NFM/DMR) at 10 S Grand Ave F WRVS555

Metro -- MetroBus/MetroLink (Bi-State Development Agency)

Operators of MetroLink, MetroBus and more; see the Database page
See the Bi-State/Metro WIKI

Downtown St. Louis Community Improvement District (CID) WEB

Replaces guides, with armed guards in 2017 (Off duty police officers) Info
DowntownSTL Inc. (DSI) WEB

Security Radio Network WEB

CID funds additional infrastructure to increase Downtown residents’ and businesses’ safety, including a digital radio network (Hytera DMR) that allows businesses to engage with secondary police officers and each other in real-time on safety awareness and crime prevention matters.
SOC - Strategic Operations Command

463.8 CC2 TG1 is used for a net between downtown businesses, such as Lacledes Landing, Kiener Plaza, Keiner Plaza West Garage, Mariott Hotel, Lumiere Place, Stadium East/West Garage, Stiefel Financial, Union Station, US Bank Convention/Lobby. Net Control "TCLC ID"

11/24 - New AI ROSA KSDK Story
Showed radios: No antenna (wifi?) "CID ADMIN" on label, also Motorola Radio with short antenna that says "?????? OPS" on label"

category ID: 13629 Downtown St. Louis Community Improvement District (CID) 463.8 CC2 TG1 is used for a net between downtown businesses, such as Lacledes Landing, Kiener Plaza, Keiner Plaza West Garage, Mariott Hotel, Lumiere Place, Stadium East/West Garage, Stiefel Financial, Union Station, US Bank Convention/Lobby. Net Control "TCLC ID" was RID 2023, 7018 is Keiner West

463.800 468.800 WRDR514 RM CC 2 TG 1 SL 1 DSTL Security 1 Security DMR Security
463.800 468.800 WRDR514 RM CC 2 TG 2 SL 2 DSTL Security 2 Security DMR Security
463.825 468.825 WRDR514 RM CC 6 TG 4 SL 2 DSTL Ops TG4 Security Ops DMR Security

SLMPD Downtown District Bike Unit WEB

The CID funds the 4th District SLMPD Police Bike Unit, the only neighborhood dedicated bike unit in the entire City. The Unit creates an enhanced, mobile on-duty police presence within Downtown.

The CID specifically funds the Bike Unit’s substation on Lucas Avenue, specialized police bikes and equipment, and training for Bike Unit officers.

~~Downtown St. Louis Emergency Preparedness (DSTEP)~~
Appears to no longer be in use, may be replaced by another agency

2004 Article

153.530 WQGN237 BM 186.2 PL Operations 1 [Expired 3/17] FMN Deprecated 8/5/24

155.715 KDZ387 BM 179.9 PL Operations 2 [Expired 2/24] FMN Deprecated 8/5/24
A private/public coalition of both providers and consumers of emergency services including: St. Louis Fire Department, St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, the City Emergency Management Agency; Federal Bureau of Investigation, U. S. Postal Inspection Service, Ameren UE, Laclede Gas, SBC, Bi-State/Metro Development Agency and others; also includes 46 downtown companies such as the Building

(OLD INFO) COM-EX NET -- Communications Exchange Network Used as an exchange of information and networking of the different security staffs and organizations throughout the downtown area. The system is also meant to facilitate internal communication on security and beautification matters while providing an enhanced communication link with the police department. Several security staffs and organizations, as well as the CID Guide program, participate in ComEx Net. The CID Guide Dispatcher monitors the ComEx Net and the St. Louis 4th Police District frequency while they are on duty. The console operators of the USBank security staff monitor the base station when the CID Guides are not working. In all the ComEx Net system is monitored 24 hours per day, seven days per week.

Private Security / Secondary Police

The City's Finest LLC WEB Hero WEB

Off-duty police officers, working "Secondary", driving real police cars with full police duties in the areas that they patrol

Propublica articles 1 2

Campbell Security and Service Group WEB FB

Private Protection - Air security, private security and protection in St Louis and nationally per our clients specific needs.
Air Security Reagan Airport ASO - Private air security into Ronald Reagan Airport or other domestic/International destinations.
Corporate Concierge Services - Assisting with, transportation, hotel reservations, dinner accommodations, events and more.
Law Enforcement - CSG “off-duty” approved uniformed Police Officers work several different assignments.

MOSWIN UIDs

See Page 2

Bi-State/MetroBus/MetroLink

See the Bi-State/Metro WIKI page

SCHOOLS

School Buses

Missouri Central School Bus (MCSB)

3/24 - Missouri Central School Bus said it's ending its contract with the Saint Louis Public Schools on June 30, resulting in the closure of two St. Louis-area locations and lay off of hundreds of workers. MCSB will be closing its locations at 3645 Gratiot St. and 8000 Hall St. in St. Louis. Layoffs will begin on or about May 24 and continue through the completion of its service ending on or about July 15, affecting about 332 full-time and part-time employees. SLPS said Monday that MCSB "has committed to providing bus service through the Camp SLPS summer school period which ends on July 12, 2024."

Missouri Central School Bus is part of Joliet, Illinois-based North America Central School Bus, which serves over 120 school districts from 46 facilities across multiple states, according to its website.

First Student

Uses First Student - St. Louis (LTR) Transportation Operations
At this time, it doesn't appear that First Student services the city schools

Terms used on-air

Tier 1 = Pickup/Dropoff from the High Schools
Tier 2 = Pickup/Dropoff from the Elementary Schools
Tier 3 = Pickup/Dropoff from the Middle Schools

464.100 469.100 WNJQ665 RM 162.2 PL FS StL Brown Brown Base (411 Brown Ave) [No longer in use?] FMN Deprecated
461.650 466.650 WNJQ665 RM 179.9 PL FS StLC Bus2 Operations [No longer in use?] FMN Deprecated

St. Louis Public Schools / Magnet Schools (City) WEB

Simplex (Ch.2) is used for ALL in-school comms. Simplex range of the units is very short. The range on Ch.2 is similar to the FRS Band. (Ch.1) is thru the Repeater. NEXTEL is used by the 'SO' units to reduce radio traffic on the 464.9 Repeater. (some of this information may be old)
SO = Safety Officers (Mobiles) --SO Units heard: 7, 15, 17

NOTE Best times to listen for activity (3 times during each weekday Mon-Fri). Morning from 6:00-8:00am (Schools start) 10:30am-12:30pm (Lunch time) ; 2:00pm-3:45pm (Schools Ends) After school activities at some schools on weekdays & Saturday mornings.

Frequency	Input	License	Type	Tone	Alpha Tag	Description	Mode	Tag
452.70000		WPUL525	M		StCy Sch Op1	Board of Education [Expired 3/22]	FMN	Schools
457.70000		WPUL525	M		StCy Sch Op2	Board of Education [Expired 3/22]	FMN	Schools
462.47500		WPUL525	M		StCy Sch Op3	Board of Education [Expired 3/22]	FMN	Schools
467.47500		WPUL525	M		StCy Sch Op4	Board of Education [Expired 3/22]	FMN	Schools
464.90000	469.90000	WPUL525	RM		StCy Sch Sec	Security Guards (Theresa School) (186.2?) [Expired 3/22]	FMN	Security
451.55000	456.55000	WQOM490	RM	54 RAN	Blow Mid Sch	Blow Middle School [TG 1]	NXDN48	Schools
451.17500	456.17500	WQOL752	RM		Jeff ElemSch	Jefferson Elementary (in use)	NXDN48	Schools
463.85000	468.85000	WQOL752	RM		Solden HS	Solden High School (in use)	NXDN48	Schools
462.47500	467.47500	WQOM490	RM		SLC School	School (in use)	NXDN48	Schools
462.52500	467.52500	WQOM490	RM		Dewey School	Dewey School (in use)	NXDN48	Schools
451.52500	456.52500	WQOL752	RM		Sigel School	Sigel School (in use)	NXDN48	Schools
452.82500	457.82500	WQOL752	RM		Sumner HS	Sumner High School (in use)	NXDN48	Schools
451.65000	456.65000	WQOL752	RM		Walbridge Elem	Walbridge Elementary (in use)	NXDN48	Schools
463.85000	468.85000	WQOL752	RM		Solden HS	Solden High School (in use)	NXDN48	Schools
451.67500	456.67500	WQOM490	RM	50 RAN	Oak Hill Elem	Oak Hill Elementary (Group Call)	NXDN48	Schools
452.87500	457.85000	WQOM490	RM		Monroe ES	Monroe Elementary (in use)	NXDN48	Schools
452.82500	457.82500	WQOM490	RM		Mason ES	Mason Elementary (in use)	NXDN48	Schools
464.50000			M	88.5 PL	CarnahanHS Bus	Carnahan High School of the Future: Bus Ops	FM	Schools

~~Carondelet Leadership Academy~~

~~7604 Michigan Ave, Closed in 2020 after 10 years.~~

Churchill School

467.0125, 467.9125 [Expired] WPDP351

Crossroads College Prep School WEB

500 DeBalieviere Ave; 30-4W on 456.1875, 456.3625, 457.5125 (NFM) WQVM986

Dewey Elementary

6746 Clayton Ave; Portables on 451.7625, 452.1375, 456.4625, 456.6875 (NFM) WQMZ209

Forsyth School

468.6875 M Downtown [Expired] KNNJ632

Vashon High School WEB

3035 Cass Ave; 50-5W portables on 451.95, 461.85, 468.625, 469.6125 (DMR) WRZA523

Whitfield School

175 S Mason Ave; 461.8 Repeater/Temporary, Mobiles on 466.7 WPHR203

Private/Parochial/Charter Schools

Independent Schools of St Louis WEB
Compare District, Charter, Public, Magnet, and Private St. Louis city schools 25 of the 80 Catholic Grade schools could close in St Louis (9/23)

Betty Wheeler/Kennard Classical Jr Academy Elementary

462.56250 FRS-1 M 67.0 PL School's Administration/Staff FM Schools #### MAY NEED ADDED TO DATABASE

Cardinal Ritter College Prep (High School) WEB

701 N Spring Ave, St Louis City
30-4W portables on 466.975, 468.85, 469.9625 (NFM) WQVI477

City Academy WEB FB

4175 Kingshighway Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63115

Confluence Academy WEB

Aspire 5421 Thekla Ave

Old North 3017 N 13th St

South City 3112 Meramec St

Grand Center Arts Academy 711 N Grand Blvd

Confluence Preparatory Academy 310 N 15th St

Confluence Academy - Compton 4235 S Compton Ave

Largest private school in STL located at 3017 N 13th St
8-2W portables (NFM) on 451.6875, 456.3125, 456.2875 for Security/Maintenance (at 4235 S Compton-South Campus) WQFM509
12-2W portables (same as above?) WQED922
451.6 M South - Security/Maintenance FM WQFM509
451.6875, 456.5125, 456.6875 M Security/Playground Ops FMN WQED922

Wireless Clock System 72.16, 73.3 (at 310 N 15th St) WQNM937

Crossroads College Preparatory School WEB FB

500 DeBaliviere Ave, near Forest Park; Grades 7-12

Forsyth School WEB FB

6235 Wydown Blvd, near Forest Park; independent, co-educational elementary school for children age 2 through Grade 6.
40-4W portables 451.4625, 452.0375, 452.7625, 456.4625, 457.0375 (NFM/DMR) WQTU674

Hawthorne Leadership School for Girls

1901 N Kingshighway [Opened around 2017, Closed Aug 2023 due to low enrollment]
40-5W portables on 451.5125, 457.0875, 467.2625, 467.3125 WRVA754

Kairos Academies ^{WEB FB}

Tuition-free charter school (5-12); founded in 2019
8/30/23 - Hopes to move from its current location at 2315 Miami St. in the Marine Villa neighborhood to the historic 4.7-acre Alligator Clothing Co. factory complex at 4153 Bingham Ave. in the Bevo Mill neighborhood LINK
25-5W portables on 456.5125, 452.7625, 457.7625, 451.4375 (NFM/P25/NXDN) WRZW738

Lift for Life Academy WEB

1731 S Broadway (Soulard area) Charter; has its own yellow buses
40-5W portables on 461.95, 466.95, 461.7, 466.7, 461.325 (NFM/DMR) Issued 4/24 WRXA939

Lutheran High School

North / South locations in the city
8-4W itinerant Portables on 464.55 Lutheran High School South [Expired 10/13] {Callsign|KD36042}} Deprecated from DB 8/24/24

MAP St. Louis WEB FB

3840 Washington Ave, St Louis City; Montessori system

Marian Middle School WEB FB

4130 Wyoming St, in Tower Grove South, St Louis City

Missouri School for the Blind WEB FB

Montessori Lab School at Grand Center WEB FB

3854 Washington Ave, St Louis City; Montessori school for 15 mo. through Grade 6

The Paideia Corporation

Carondelet Campus - 7604 Michigan Ave, ST. LOUIS, St Louis, MO
Paideia Academy Office - 5223 20th St, ST. LOUIS, St Louis, MO
City Garden Montessori -2109 S Spring Ave, ST. LOUIS, St Louis, MO
Construction Careers Center - 1224 Grattan St, ST. LOUIS, St Louis, MO
Construction Careers Center II- 6301 Knox Industrial Dr, ST. LOUIS, St Louis, MO
Kipp Inspire Academy - 2647 Ohio Ave, ST. LOUIS, Saint Louis, MO
Mobiles on 451.3375, 456.3375, 452.3125, 457.3125 (11K for Ops) WQNA959

Rosati-Kain Academy ^{WEB FB}

4389 Lindell Blvd, in the Central West End; All girls college preparatory High School
4/23 - Will open in the fall as an independent school after operating under the Archdiocese of St. Louis for 112 years

St. Gabriel Parochial School

Portables on 467.8125 [Cancel] WPEW690
Portables on 154.6 [Terminated] WPFN955

St. Gerard Majella School

Portables on 154.6 WPFN955

St. Mary's Southside Catholic High] ^{WEB FB}

As of July 1, 2023, St. Mary’s will become a Marianist-sponsored school, independent of the Archdiocese of St. Louis, similar to Chaminade and Vianney high schools. News Link

~~St. Roch School WEB~~

~~6040 Waterman Blvd.~~

~~Closed at the end of the 2023/2024 academic year (per the Archdiocese)~~

New City School (St. Louis)

5209 Waterman Blvd, St Louis City, in the central West End Website
451.41250 456.41250 WPUX943 M Admin/Maintenance (low power R?) FMN Schools
portables on 451.4125, 456.4125 (NFM) WPUX943

Sacred Heart Villa School

Portables on 466.3125, 469.4625 [Expired] KNNL393

South City Community School WEB FB

4926 Reber Pl, St. Louis, MO

Colleges

Also see Colleges and Universities in St Louis County: County Database WIKI

Harris-Stowe State University WEB FB

3026 Laclede Ave; HBCU
464.0375 Repeater (NFM/DMR) 8/24 WSEK524

461.7875 Repeater 734 DPL HSSC Sec/Mnt Security/Maintenance WPTX907 WQDV420

St. Louis University (SLU) / Parks College

Home of Parks College of Engineering, Aviation, and Technology and Chaifetz Arena / Bilikin Sports Complex
Also see SLU Hospital above (some frequencies may be mixed up)
Does have a Van Shuttle Program (radios?)

Former/Unidentified Usage frequencies

461.4875 467.4875 WQIU325 RM 134 DPL SLU Ops 1 Athletics/Event Arena: Ops FMN Deprecated from DB 8/24/24
451.5625 WQIU325 M SLU Ops 4 Campus Ops/Athletics/Event Arena FMN Deprecated
452.0625 WQIU325 M SLU Ops 5 Campus Ops/Athletics/Event Arena FMN Deprecated
452.6375 WQIU325 M SLU Ops 6 Campus Ops/Athletics/Event Arena FMN Deprecated
457.6875 WQIU325 M SLU Ops 7 Campus Ops/Athletics/Event Arena FMN Deprecated
457.7875 WQIU325 M SLU Ops 9 Campus Ops/Athletics/Event Arena FMN Deprecated
462.4875 WQIU325 M SLU Ops 11 Campus Ops/Athletics/Event Arena FMN Deprecated
467.1875 WQIU325 M SLU Ops 12 Campus Ops/Athletics/Event Arena FMN Deprecated
467.4625 WQIU325 M SLU Ops 13 Campus Ops/Athletics/Event Arena FMN Deprecated
467.4875 WQIU325 M SLU Ops 14 Campus Ops/Athletics/Event Arena FMN Deprecated
463.975 468.975 WPQA610 RM SLU Ops 17 Building Services/PIUS Library Bldg [Expired 4/05] FMN Deprecated

Washington University School of Medicine (WUSM) ^{Campus Safety WEB PDF}

Dispatch Center with Barnes

WUSM located at Barnes/Childrens Campus; WU Danforth in the county-, see listings in St Louis County
Warner Communications-BJC Hospitals (NXDN) NXDN NEXEDGE 4800 Operations/Shuttles on talkgroups 34-37 (10/6/23)

Joint Public Safety Center (JPSC) / Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Located on the first floor within the Mid Campus Center (MCC). MCC is the newest addition to the medical campus, located at 4590 Children’s Place. The MCC is conveniently located adjacent to the Central West End Metrolink stop. Visitors to the campus may also park in the Metro Garage and utilize the link on the 3rd floor to access the MCC

Joint partnership between Washington University School of Medicine Protective Services, Emergency Management and Barnes-Jewish Hospital Public Safety. While previously operating independently and utilizing incompatible technology, these entities are now working together to make the medical campus a safer place. The goal of the new facility is to provide a quick and seamless response to a wide range of emergencies that affect the physical infrastructure of the campus or critical operations of the institution. To ensure seamless continuity of operations, the space is equipped with generators that will provide uninterrupted service in the event of a power outage. Collocating and integrating the public safety organizations within the new JPSC will serve as the perfect base to strengthen each organization’s capabilities.

DISPATCH - Before the opening of the Joint Public Safety Center, Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Hospital maintained separate dispatch centers. In order to reduce duplication of efforts and expedite response times during an emergency, dispatch services have been combined. For both emergencies and routine service calls, all members of the medical center community can now call a single number. From there, operations personnel will determine the appropriate response.

Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Separate from the JPSC, the shared EOC will allow public safety employees from Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Hospital to work side-by-side during emergency situations that impact shared spaces across the Medical Campus. The fusion of emergency management and the EOC space will enhance operational coordination and efficiently utilize resources needed during an incident. The communications and technology systems have the ability to be shared, and fosters a common operating picture for events that either physically or operationally impact multiple campus entities. This designed coordination will more easily facilitate planning, preparedness and response prior to, during and after an emergency or incident.

Facilities/Maintenance

464.925 CC1 TG 200 Daniel/Facilities Maintenance
Talk about: Generators, Air Handlers, all Maintenance except parking/garages
Units heard: 101, 241, 323 704

Parking Garages/Machines

unknown radio usage at this time (11/24)
POF is Pay-on-Foot Kiosks for parking payment

Custodial

464.825 CC1 TG 16777215 talk about restroom at McDonnell East building needing paper towels
464.825 CC1 TG 1 "BASE" unit talking to person on TG16777215 RID: 1509 was unit 62 ?

Bon Appetite Management WEB

Food service at WashU (Farmstead and the Shell Cafe)
40-4W portables on 451.4875, 452.3125, 452.8625, 456.4875, 457.3125 WQTS978 Expired 2024

University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St Louis (UHSP) WEB FB

Former St. Louis College of Pharmacy (STLCOP). (Multiple buildings, Located among the Barnes/Washington University School of Medicine medical campus)

462.1125 467.1125 WQUX931 RM CC 8 TG 100 SL 1 Maintenance DMR
462.1125 467.1125 WQUX931 RM CC 8 TG 101 SL 2 Operations DMR
- Talk about repair of Chick-fil-a dock
461.775 466.775 WQUX931 RM CC 3 TG 104 SL 2 WUSM Protective Services (Multicast of Warner NXDN TG34) DMR
TG 104 is a direct feed off of talkgroup 34, WUSM Protective Services Dispatch, from the Warner NXDN TRS. (found 8/20/24) unknown if units can talk to Wash U dispatch

Emergency Management

A separate department located at the MCC

WASH U Danforth

Uses St. Louis Area Trunked Emergency Radio (SLATER) Project 25 Phase I Police uses talkgroup 55419 (encrypted)

Related Wiki Pages

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OLD INFORMATION

St Louis City Motorola Type II TRS

This system is offline since the P25 system became active (using MOSWIN) Radio IDs

St.Louis City Public Safety (Analog) TRS Listing OFF AIR Former WIKI

Police - Retired Codes

Below are the old "Flare System" Codes that were officially abandon in July, 2001.

21  -  Location
23  -  Foot Patrol
24  -  Vehicle Pursuit
25  -  Traffic violation
26  -  Unoccupied car check
27  -  Occupied car check
28  -  Pedestrian check
29  -  Building check
30  -  Switching to INFO channel
31  -  Returned from INFO channel
32  -  Motorist assist
33  -  DWI Investigation
34  -  DWI Accident
35  -  Personal relief
36  -  Notification
37  -  School/playground signs turn
39  -  Foot Patrol
40  -  Meal break
41  -  One man car
42  -  Two man car
43  -  Bench warrant service
44  -  Arrest Attempt
45  -  Public affairs activity
47  -  Subject in custody
48  -  Escort
49  -  Road block
51  -  Detoxification center
51  -  Detoxification center
52  -  Problem Solving
54  -  Victim/witness in car
56  -  Business interview
57  -  Laclede garage
58  -  Radio repair
59  -  Car Wash Rack
60  -  Bus patrol
61  -  Auto trouble
62  -  City court
63  -  Warrant Service
64  -  Prisoner processing
65  -  City counsel
66  -  Preventive Maintenance
67  -  Gas
68  -  Out Of Service
70  -  Out Of Service At Station
72  -  Arrived At Scene
73  -  In Service
75  -  MCSAP Truck Inspection
76  -  MCSAP Other Duties
77  -  Station Assignment
78  -  Report Writing
79  -  Misc. Dispatch Use Only
1200  -  Major Emergency (any officer may declare a code 1200)
7250  -  Hostage situation/stand-off (only supervisor may use)

Old Disposition Codes

80  -  No Bona Fide Incident, But Have Name Of Witness
81  -  No Victim, Witness, Suspect or Crime Scene Can Be Found
82  -  No such address
83  -  Previous Submission On Same Incident ; Or To Be Submitted By A Different Car
84  -  Suspect Left Scene
85  -  Peace Restored
86  -  Fire
87  -  False Fire Alarm
88  -  No Description of Suspect and/or Pertinent Information
89  -  Miscellaneous Hazard - Other Agency Notified
90  -  Sick Case
91  -  Accidental Injury On Private Property And / Or From Another Jurisdiction
92  -  Suspicious Person /Auto / Occupant Of Auto - Person Can Account For His Presence
93  -  Unnecessary Call For Police
94  -  Accidental Alarm Sounding
95  -  Non-Criminal Incident
96  -  Accidental Vehicle Alarm Sounding
97  -  Voided complaint Number
98  -  Sudden Death - Natural Causes
99  -  Call canceled by Dispatcher before Dispatch

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