DuPage County (IL)

Schools

Glen Ellyn

Glen Ellyn School District 89

GE SC89 Ops1  154.5700  M     WPLD808  School District 89 Ops  FM
GE SC89 Ops2  154.6000  M     WPLD808  School District 89 Ops  FM

Glen Ellyn School District 41

Scanner_Text  xxx.xxxx  RBMF  FCCCall  Name (City)
GE SD41 Ops1  464.0125  RMF   WQLF754  School District 41 Ops  MOTOTRBO
GE SD41 Ops2  464.2125  RMF   WQLF754  School District 41 Ops  MOTOTRBO
GE SD41 Ops3  464.6625  RMF   WQLF754  School District 41 Ops  MOTOTRBO
GE SD41 Ops4  464.7625  RMF   WQLF754  School District 41 Ops  MOTOTRBO

Colleges

Devry Inc. (Oakbrook Terrace)

Devry Oakbk1  466.025   M     WQKK313  Security/Admin/Maintenance 11K/7K
Devry Oakbk2  466.075   M     WQKK313  Security/Admin/Maintenance 11K/7K
Devry Oakbk3  466.250   M     WQKK313  Security/Admin/Maintenance 11K/7K
Devry Oakbk4  466.300   M     WQKK313  Security/Admin/Maintenance 11K/7K
Devry Oakbk5  466.375   M     WQKK313  Security/Admin/Maintenance 11K/7K
Devry Oakbk6  461.275   RM    WQKK313  Security/Admin/Maintenance 11K/7K (new 4/10)
Devry Oakbk7  464.350   RM    WQKK313  Security/Admin/Maintenance 11K/7K (new 4/10)

Codes & Unit Lists

DU-COMM Police Agency IDs and Codes

DU-COMM police agency radio IDs are formated as SHIFT+AGENCY+ASSIGNMENT (as in 1Tango1). 1Tango1 would be the dayshift Wheaton PD unit in beat 1. Some officers don't use the shift identifier (as in Tango 1). Units that have permanently assigned radios IDs (some CSO's, admin staff, detectives, etc.) just use the AGENCY+ASSIGNMENT format (example: Echo 71 is always the Elmhurst PD deputy chief or admin division commander, etc).

The assignment numbers are generally as follows:

• 1-18 are beat cars

(generally the odd numbers are north, even numbers south)

• 19 is the desk
• 20-29 are cover/citywide cars
• 30-39 are supervisors
• 40-49 are either traffic units or CSO's
• 50 is the detective commander
• 51-59 are detectives/investigators
• 60-69 are department defined (sometimes these are gang or tactical units)
• 70 is the chief
• 71-79 are command staff
• 80-89 are department defined (sometimes these are mall or college liason unit)
• 90-99 are CSO's, parking, etc.
• 100+ are generally aux. police

DU-COMM "Signal" Codes

1 Meet Operator At ---
2 Pick Up/Drop Off Paper
3 Officer Needs Assistance
 Code 1 - Normal/routine response
 Code 2 - Expedited response
 Code 3 - Emergency response
4 Personal/Lunch break
5 Alarm (B-Bank, H-Holdup)
6 Confidential Information
7 Car Wash
8 Complaint Number
9 Traffic Stop
10 Auto Maintenance
11 Bomb Threat

Naperville

Naperville Police Unit IDs

• Shifts are: 1) 5am-5pm 2) 3pm-3am 3) 5pm-5am (shift numbers only used by P,R & S units)
• Paul: Patrol units (shift, P, beat; sometimes A follows to indicate second car in that beat; e.g. 1P1 and 1P1A)
• Tom: Traffic units (e.g T173)
• Charlie: Community Service (60s and 70s); Animal Control (80s?); Jailers (90s)
• David: Detail cars? (e.g. D202)
• Bravo: Bike units? (e.g. B205)
• Frank: Evidence techs (e.g. F212)
• Ida: Detectives? (investigators?)
• Robert: Roaming cars (no permanent beat) (e.g. 2R21)
• Sam: Sergeants (3S33)
• Lincoln: Lieutenants (L44)
• William: Naperville Park Police
• X-Ray: Police Explorers
• Zebra: Neighborhood Watch Civilians

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