Stokes County (NC)
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Stokes County utilizes VIPER full-time for all public safety operations. Fire is still simulcasted on VHF.
Before switching to VIPER in 2014, law enforcement agencies in Stokes County were dispatched on 453.050 (PL 141.3 Hz). 453.725 and 453.800 were utilized as well. Fire dispatch occurred on 154.265 (F1) and fireground operations utilized 151.205 (F2). EMS dispatch occurred on 156.195. After completing the migration to VIPER, Fire and EMS dispatch traffic remained patched to VHF, but law enforcement operations on 453.050 fell silent.
Aditional historical details about Stokes county's VHF/UHF systems can be found in this thread.
Stokes County Fire Stations
Stokes County Fire Districts Map. Source
- Sta 19 - South Stokes VFD Forest Hills Station
- Sta 30 - City of King - 302 West King St, King
- Sta 31 - Pinnacle - 1033 High Bridge Road, Pinnacle
- Sta 32 - Lawsonville - 1013 Fire-Rescue Ln, Lawsonville
- Sta 34 - Francisco - 7100 Hwy 89 West, Westfield
- Sta 35 - Walnut Cove - 527 N Main St, Walnut Cove
- Sta 36 - Northeast Stokes - 5086 Hwy E, Sandy Ridge
- Sta 37 - Stokes Rockingham - 1035 Pine Hall Road, Pine Hall
- Sta 38 - Sauratown - 4475 Hwy 66 South, King
- Sta 39 - Danbury - 102 Old Church Rd, Danbury
- Sta 40 - South Stokes - 4747 Flat Shoals Road, Walnut Cove
- Sta 41 - Double Creek - 2863 Hwy 268 East, Pinnacle
Additional information is available here.