Common Frequencies
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When adding a new article for this topic, please CATEGORIZE the new pages as follows:
- STEP 1:
- For "articles that list frequencies which are used for the same purpose on both sides of the US/CA border", please CATEGORIZE the new page with [[Category:US and Canadian Common Frequencies]] (or one of its subcategories) as the last line in the article.
- For "articles that list frequencies which are used for the same purpose and are allocated to the same entity, in all US States", please CATEGORIZE the new page with [[Category:US Common Frequencies]] as the last line in the article.
- For "articles that list frequencies which are used for the same purpose and are allocated to the same entity, in all Canada Provinces", please CATEGORIZE the new page with [[Category:Canada Common Frequencies]] as the last line in the article.
- Note: More than one of the three categories above can be used, if appropriate.
- STEP 2:
- Also, at the bottom of the new page, Please also add the "...Business Frequencies" categories that are specific for each of the state(s) and/or province(s).
- For example, If the new article lists a business-frequency which is used in both Washington State, and in British Columbia, then the categories [[Category:Washington Business Frequencies]] and [[Category:British Columbia Business Frequencies]] should be applied in addition to the [[Category:US and Canadian Common Business Frequencies]] category that was applied in step 1 above.
- Also, at the bottom of the new page, Please also add the "...Business Frequencies" categories that are specific for each of the state(s) and/or province(s).
Thank you.
Contents
- 1 Canada
- 2 United States
- 2.1 Civilian
- 2.2 Federal Government
- 2.2.1 Department of Agriculture
- 2.2.2 Department of Commerce
- 2.2.3 Department of Homeland Security
- 2.2.4 Department of the Interior
- 2.2.5 Department of Justice
- 2.2.6 Department of State
- 2.2.7 Department of Transportation
- 2.2.8 Department of Veteran's Affairs
- 2.2.9 Treasury Department
- 2.2.10 Independent Agencies
- 2.2.11 Multiple Agencies/Interoperability
- 2.3 Miscellaneous
Canada
United States
Civilian
- 220-222 MHz Band Plan
- 900 MHz LMR Band Plan
- Aircraft
- Amateur Radio
- Broadcast
- Common Itinerant and Business
- Cordless Microphones
- Cordless Phone
- Disaster Relief
- Entertainment
- Explosive Demolition
- Fast Food
- Hydrological/Meterological Channels
- Marine VHF Channels
- Paging
- Personal Radio Services
- Citizens Band (CB)
- Family Radio Service (FRS)
- General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS)
- Multi-Use Radio Service (MURS)
- Public Safety
- Radio Control Frequencies
- Red Cross - See Disaster Relief
- SCADA
- Stores
- Transportation and Towing
- US-Nationwide Businesses
Federal Government
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Department of Homeland Security
- Civil Air Patrol
- Customs and Border Protection
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement
- Federal Protective Service
- Transportation Security Administration
- United States Coast Guard
- United States Secret Service
Department of the Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
National Park Service
Department of Justice
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- Drug Enforcement Administration
- United States Marshals Service
- Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (ATF)
- Federal Bureau of Prisons
Department of State
Department of Transportation
Department of Veteran's Affairs
Treasury Department
Independent Agencies
Multiple Agencies/Interoperability
- Federal Government Itinerant
- Federal/Non-Federal Interoperability
- National Incident Radio Support Cache
- Trunked Radio Systems (Federal)