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Federal Reserve Bank System

Brief History

The Federal Reserve System was created by the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 which "established a new central bank designed to add both flexibility and strength to the nation's financial system. The legislation provided for a system that included a number of regional Federal Reserve Banks and a seven-member governing board. All national banks were required to join the system and other banks could join. The Federal Reserve Banks opened for business in November 1914. Congress created Federal Reserve notes to provide the nation with an elastic supply of currency.

Federal Reserve Banks

1st District - Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

Boston, MA Reserve Bank

2nd District - Federal Reserve Bank of New York

New York, NY Reserve Bank

Frequency	Type	Tone	Description
411.25000	R	365 DPL	Federal Reserve in East Rutherford

Buffalo, NY Branch

3rd District - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA Reserve Bank

4th District - Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland

Cleveland, OH Reserve Bank
Cincinnati, OH Branch

Frequency	Use
413.8750
413.9250
415.1000	Security

Pittsburgh, PA Branch

5th District - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond

Richmond, VA Reserve Bank

Frequency	Input	Type	Tone	Alpha Tag	Description	Mode
406.66250	415.66250	RM	131.8 PL	Fed Res Mnt	Facilities/Maintenance	FM
410.48750	419.48750	RM	131.8 PL	Fed Res Sec	Security	FM
413.92500	None	B	CSQ	Fed Res Pag	Paging	FM

Baltimore, MD Branch
Charlotte, NC Branch

6th District - Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta

Atlanta, GA Reserve Bank
Birmingham, AL Branch
Jacksonville, FL Branch
Miami, FL Branch

Frequency	Input	Type	Tone	Alpha Tag	Description	Mode
406.66250		RM	103.5 PL	FRB MIA 1	Law Enforcement Unit (Low-Power)	FM
413.92500	415.25000	RM	103.5 PL	FRB MIA 2	Law Enforcement Unit (Low-Power)	FM

Nashville, TN Branch
New Orleans, LA Branch

7th District - Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

Chicago, IL Reserve Bank
- The FRB in Chicago is now using a UHF Motorola Trbo System

Frequency	Tone	Use
414.72500	PL 127.3	Security/Engineering

Detroit, MI Branch

8th District - Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

St. Louis, MO Reserve Bank
Little Rock, AR Branch
Louisville, KY Branch
Memphis, TN Branch

9th District - Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis

Minneapolis, MN Reserve Bank

Mpls FRB LTR TRS

Helena, MT Branch

10th District - Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

Kansas City, MO Reserve Bank
Denver, CO Branch
Oklahoma City, OK Branch
Omaha, NE Branch

11th District - Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

Dallas, TX Reserve Bank
El Paso, TX Branch
Houston, TX Branch

Frequency	Input	Type	Alpha Tag	Description	Mode
406.66250	415.66250	RM	FRBHouPolice	Houston Branch - Police	P25
410.48750		RM	FRBHou Maint	Houston Branch - Maintenance	P25

San Antonio, TX Branch

12th District - Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

San Francisco, CA Reserve Bank
Los Angeles, CA Branch
Portland, OR Branch
Salt Lake City, UT Branch
Seattle, WA Branch

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Federal Reserve Bank System

Brief History