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==Law Enforcement==
 
==Law Enforcement==
 
===Sheriff's Department===
 
===Sheriff's Department===
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===Columbia Law Enforcement===
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====Columbia Law Enforcement====
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  155.3100 - shared by County Sheriff and Columbia Police
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  155.3100 - shared by County Sheriff and Columbia Police & Ashland PD & Hallsvillie PD
 
  155.4750 - Joint Communications Repeater  
 
  155.4750 - Joint Communications Repeater  
 
               (Columbia, Howard Co, Ashland, Stugeon, Hallsville)
 
               (Columbia, Howard Co, Ashland, Stugeon, Hallsville)
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*Columbia Police CH2 has switched from BM to RM. Not sure on the input freq. yet but it is definitely a repeater/mobile system now (Updated 3/01/16)
 
*Columbia Police CH2 has switched from BM to RM. Not sure on the input freq. yet but it is definitely a repeater/mobile system now (Updated 3/01/16)
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* [http://www.gocolumbiamo.com/Police/Documents/CPDBeatmap0110.pdf Police Beat Map (Updated 3/01/16)]
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* [https://www.como.gov/police/wp-content/uploads/sites/16/2016/02/CPDBeatmap-with-sectors_2016.pdf Police Beat Map (Updated 2019)]
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*[http://www.ericcarlson.net/scanner/police.html Click here to go to Police Dispatch Unit ID's similar to Columbia's]
 
  
 
=== Unit IDs ===  
 
=== Unit IDs ===  
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===Columbia Police Department Unit IDs===
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====Columbia Police Department Unit IDs====
  
 
{| {{table}}
 
{| {{table}}
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! ID !! Assignment !! Notes
 
! ID !! Assignment !! Notes
 
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| 1xx, 2xx, 3xx, and 4xx || Patrol units
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| 1-PAUL-xx, 2-PAUL-xx, 3-PAUL-xx, and 4-PAUL-xx || Patrol units
 
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*First number refers to the officer's shift  
 
*First number refers to the officer's shift  
 
*Last two digits correspond to the beat.
 
*Last two digits correspond to the beat.
 
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|-
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| 8xx || Supervisors ||
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| ADAM-1 - Adam-4 || Administration – Chief of Police, Assistant Chiefs, Accreditation Manager, and Internal Affairs
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Supervisor and investigator. ||
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| BOY-1 - Boy-6 || Downtown units/Court Security ||
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|-
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| CHARLES-56 - Charles-59 || CSAs 'Community Service Aids' || for non injury accidents, traffic control, parking violations and such.
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|-
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| DAVID-xx || CPD detectives. || 1 David 25 and 1 David 28, working late night/early morning.
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|-
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| EDWARD-xx || Patrol Unit on Special Assignment || Have heard them making traffic stops without the Edward/Tom designation as well as special assignment at Ashland High School. Both city and county seem to use this designation. It seems to simply replace P in a unit's usual sector/beat designation. Like the Ocean Units, Edward Units quite often have the shift prefix "0."
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|-
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|EDWARD/TOM-x || Special Assignment/Traffic Unit ||
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|-
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|JOHN-x || Prisoner Transport || Always designated 1-John-1.
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|-
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| KING-xx || Canine (K-9) units ||
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|-
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| LINCOLN-x || Lieutenant || Have heard 1-Lincoln-1, 1-Lincoln-2, and 5-Lincoln-5
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|-
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| PAUL-xx || Patrol Units || County also uses this designation for deputies assigned to patrol.
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|-
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| TOM-xx || Traffic units || 
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|-
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| ROBERT-xx|| School Resource Officers || assigned to Columbia Public Schools per the policy and procedure manual. However, also heard a unit in the northern end of the county use this designation.
 
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|-
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| Adam-1 - Adam-4 || Streets Crime Unit ||
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| OCEAN-x || Community Outreach Unit || Often heard with the shift designation "0" as in zero-ocean-one
 
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| Boy-1 - Boy-6 || Downtown units ||
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| GEORGE || Fugitive Unit or Fraud Section (depending on number) || *this no longer appears in the handbook as of 10/21/2019 and may be deprecated*
 
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| Charles-56 - Charles-59 || CSAs 'Community Service Aids' || for non injury accidents, traffic control, parking violations and such.
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| SAM-xx ||Sergeant ||  
 
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| David-xx || CPD detectives. || Heard them say "David" but not D and then a number.
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| SAM/TOM-x || Traffic Unit Sergeant ||  
 
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| K-x, || K-9 units || K-2 and K-3 are the only two right now
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| VICTOR || Unknown unit type || Was dispatched as "5 Victor/King" meaning it was also a K9 unit. 5 prefix indicates county unit.
 
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| T-1 - T-6 || Traffic units || T-5 and T-6 are DUI enforcement and are usually on evenings and overnight.
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| WILLIAM-x || Unknown unit type || Heard a Sergeant ask that 1 William 2 be dispatched to back up another unit. 1 Prefix indicates city unit. This designation does not appear in the policy and procedure manual.  
 
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| SR-1 - SR-8 || School Resource Officers || assigned to Columbia Public Schools
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| YOUNG-x || Airport Police || 1 Young 7 requested assistance, dispatch sent a Columbia unit to the airport. This is Columbia PD, not security or TSA
 
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|}
 
|}
  
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===Boone County Sheriff's Department Unit IDs===
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*[https://www.como.gov/police/cpd-policies/ Unit designations described in Columbia PD Policy 302]
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'''Another Unit ID System:
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*[http://www.ericcarlson.net/scanner/police.html Click here to go to Police Dispatch Unit ID's similar to Columbia's]
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====Boone County Sherrif's Dept. Unit IDs====
 
{| {{table}}
 
{| {{table}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
! ID !! Assignment !! Notes
 
! ID !! Assignment !! Notes
 
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|-
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| 5xx || Sheriff's Department || There is no apparent pattern to the unit numbers.
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| 5xx, 7xx, 8xx || Sheriff's Department || There is no apparent pattern to the unit numbers.
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|-
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| 8xx || Supervisors || Unconfirmed
 
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| 9xx || warrant round up || used every couple of months they go out for the night and pick up people with a warrant and are also used for special events like the Boone County Fair.
 
| 9xx || warrant round up || used every couple of months they go out for the night and pick up people with a warrant and are also used for special events like the Boone County Fair.
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| J-6x (J-60 and J-61) || prisoner transports || Make frequent trips between the county jail and the Columbia Police Department.
 
| J-6x (J-60 and J-61) || prisoner transports || Make frequent trips between the county jail and the Columbia Police Department.
 
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| SR-5x || Sheriff's Department School Resource Officers || assigned to schools in Ashland and Hallsville
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| PAUL-x || Deputies assigned to patrol || Example: 5 Paul 5 or 8 Paul 3
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|-
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| SAM-xx ||Sergeant ||  ||
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|-
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| SR-5x || Sheriff's Department School Resource Officers || assigned to schools in Ashland, Hallsville and Sturgeon
 
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|}
  
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===Other Departments Unit IDs===
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5 Paul 25 is a Boone County Sheriff Deputy; confirmed
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====Centralia Police Department (MO) Radio Frequency Information====
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* WPBH443 - add 159.1125 Mobile Extenders (6/13)
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24803  Centralia on {{DB|s|6847|MOSWIN}}; a low activity talkgroup.
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==Missouri Department Of Conservation Unit IDs==
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Ranger 6 is a either a park ranger in Boone County or a Conservation Agent in Boone County.
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====Other Departments Unit IDs====
 
Other city police departments in Boone County using Columbia Joint Communications:
 
Other city police departments in Boone County using Columbia Joint Communications:
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They are on 155.310.
 
{| {{table}}
 
{| {{table}}
 
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| 660 - 661 || Sturgeon Police Department
 
| 660 - 661 || Sturgeon Police Department
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| 672 || Centralia Police Dept unit
 
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'''672 is a unit for Centralia Police Dept.'''
 
  
 
==Brevity Codes==
 
==Brevity Codes==
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* officer is enroute somewhere with someone not in custody
 
* officer is enroute somewhere with someone not in custody
 
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| 10-15 || subject in custody in route to police or sheriff department
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| 10-15 || subject in custody in route to police or sheriff department; usually right after they are done saying the are 10-15 they will say they are either enroute to BCJ or CPD for processing.
 
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| 10-99 || subject has warrant
 
| 10-99 || subject has warrant
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==Misc. Frequencies==
 
===Ashland===
 
===Ashland===
 
<freqsubcat>38352</freqsubcat>
 
<freqsubcat>38352</freqsubcat>
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[[Category:Missouri Brevity Codes]]
 
[[Category:Missouri Law Enforcement]]
 
[[Category:Missouri Law Enforcement]]
 
[[Category:Missouri Law Enforcement Frequencies]]
 
[[Category:Missouri Law Enforcement Frequencies]]
 
[[Category:Missouri Station IDs]]
 
[[Category:Missouri Station IDs]]

Revision as of 21:26, 19 February 2021

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Law Enforcement

Sheriff's Department

  • Current radio tower at Boone County Sheriff's Dept

Rural Police

  • Rural Police: Columbia, Centralia, Hallsville, Sturgeon, Ashland

'"`UNIQ--freqsubcat-00000001-QINU`"'

Columbia Law Enforcement

155.3100 - shared by County Sheriff and Columbia Police & Ashland PD & Hallsvillie PD
155.4750 - Joint Communications Repeater 
             (Columbia, Howard Co, Ashland, Stugeon, Hallsville)
854.9625 - WQNC847  Repeater-Wideband for Law Ops
152.1200 - WQNG741  FBBS 340 wt power; possibly for paging?

453.4250 - Remote Link 1-Columbia (for 155.7450 R)
453.9250 - Columbia PD RF-2, Remote Link- Columbia (for 155.7450 R)
460.5250 - Columbia PD RF-4, Remote Link- Columbia (for 155.7450 R)

156.1500 - Columbia PD Police Car-to-Car/Detectives [Ch 3]
           (confirmed as having voice inversion/analog encryption available)
  • Columbia Police CH2 has switched from BM to RM. Not sure on the input freq. yet but it is definitely a repeater/mobile system now (Updated 3/01/16)
  • Police Beat Map (Updated 2019)

Unit IDs

Columbia Police Department Unit IDs

ID Assignment Notes
1-PAUL-xx, 2-PAUL-xx, 3-PAUL-xx, and 4-PAUL-xx Patrol units
  • First number refers to the officer's shift
  • Last two digits correspond to the beat.
ADAM-1 - Adam-4 Administration – Chief of Police, Assistant Chiefs, Accreditation Manager, and Internal Affairs

Supervisor and investigator. ||

BOY-1 - Boy-6 Downtown units/Court Security
CHARLES-56 - Charles-59 CSAs 'Community Service Aids' for non injury accidents, traffic control, parking violations and such.
DAVID-xx CPD detectives. 1 David 25 and 1 David 28, working late night/early morning.
EDWARD-xx Patrol Unit on Special Assignment Have heard them making traffic stops without the Edward/Tom designation as well as special assignment at Ashland High School. Both city and county seem to use this designation. It seems to simply replace P in a unit's usual sector/beat designation. Like the Ocean Units, Edward Units quite often have the shift prefix "0."
EDWARD/TOM-x Special Assignment/Traffic Unit
JOHN-x Prisoner Transport Always designated 1-John-1.
KING-xx Canine (K-9) units
LINCOLN-x Lieutenant Have heard 1-Lincoln-1, 1-Lincoln-2, and 5-Lincoln-5
PAUL-xx Patrol Units County also uses this designation for deputies assigned to patrol.
TOM-xx Traffic units
ROBERT-xx School Resource Officers assigned to Columbia Public Schools per the policy and procedure manual. However, also heard a unit in the northern end of the county use this designation.
OCEAN-x Community Outreach Unit Often heard with the shift designation "0" as in zero-ocean-one
GEORGE Fugitive Unit or Fraud Section (depending on number) *this no longer appears in the handbook as of 10/21/2019 and may be deprecated*
SAM-xx Sergeant
SAM/TOM-x Traffic Unit Sergeant
VICTOR Unknown unit type Was dispatched as "5 Victor/King" meaning it was also a K9 unit. 5 prefix indicates county unit.
WILLIAM-x Unknown unit type Heard a Sergeant ask that 1 William 2 be dispatched to back up another unit. 1 Prefix indicates city unit. This designation does not appear in the policy and procedure manual.
YOUNG-x Airport Police 1 Young 7 requested assistance, dispatch sent a Columbia unit to the airport. This is Columbia PD, not security or TSA

Another Unit ID System:

Boone County Sherrif's Dept. Unit IDs

ID Assignment Notes
5xx, 7xx, 8xx Sheriff's Department There is no apparent pattern to the unit numbers.
8xx Supervisors Unconfirmed
9xx warrant round up used every couple of months they go out for the night and pick up people with a warrant and are also used for special events like the Boone County Fair.
D-5x Sheriff's Department detectives Most Boone County Sheriff Detectives Drive 2015 Ford Taurus's the one shown here
J-6x (J-60 and J-61) prisoner transports Make frequent trips between the county jail and the Columbia Police Department.
PAUL-x Deputies assigned to patrol Example: 5 Paul 5 or 8 Paul 3
SAM-xx Sergeant
SR-5x Sheriff's Department School Resource Officers assigned to schools in Ashland, Hallsville and Sturgeon

5 Paul 25 is a Boone County Sheriff Deputy; confirmed

Centralia Police Department (MO) Radio Frequency Information

  • WPBH443 - add 159.1125 Mobile Extenders (6/13)
24803  Centralia on MOSWIN; a low activity talkgroup.

Missouri Department Of Conservation Unit IDs

Ranger 6 is a either a park ranger in Boone County or a Conservation Agent in Boone County.

Other Departments Unit IDs

Other city police departments in Boone County using Columbia Joint Communications: They are on 155.310.

601 - 606 Ashland Police Department
631 - 634 Hallsville Police Department
660 - 661 Sturgeon Police Department
672 Centralia Police Dept unit

Brevity Codes

  • Columbia seems not to use ten codes
Code-7 CPD officer is out for lunch
10-12
  • either the dispatcher is asking the officer if subject can hear the radio, or
  • officer is enroute somewhere with someone not in custody
10-15 subject in custody in route to police or sheriff department; usually right after they are done saying the are 10-15 they will say they are either enroute to BCJ or CPD for processing.
10-99 subject has warrant

Misc. Frequencies

Ashland

Frequency  License  Type  Alpha Tag  Description  Mode  Tag 
155.04000  WPGX499   BM  Ashld Police Police (freq used on MOSWIN 1-013)  FMN  Law Tac 
173.32500  WQKJ505   F  Ashland WDD Water Data  Telm  Data 
  • 155.040 Ashland Police Department Dispatch (Nothing heard on this frequency, yet.)




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