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| − | Station 1 - Union Fire Department | + | Station 1 - Union Fire Department - 349/330.5 |
| − | Station 2 - Lindside Fire Department | + | Station 2 - Lindside Fire Department - 389/368.5 |
| − | Station 3 - | + | Station 3 - STAT EMS (Union) - 457.9/483.5 |
| − | + | Station 5 - Ballard Fire Department - 707.3/746.8 | |
| − | Station 5 - Ballard Fire Department | + | Station 7 - Peterstown Fire Department & Rescue Squad - 569.1/600.9 |
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| + | All departments are toned on 453.4125. STAT EMS operates primarily on Monroe 911 on SIRN (Digital P25). The remaining fire and EMS agencies largely use the county's analog frequencies. The sheriff's department and WV State Police rely heavily on SIRN. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:24, 10 February 2024
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Monroe County Fire / EMS Station List and Tone Outs
Station 1 - Union Fire Department - 349/330.5 Station 2 - Lindside Fire Department - 389/368.5 Station 3 - STAT EMS (Union) - 457.9/483.5 Station 5 - Ballard Fire Department - 707.3/746.8 Station 7 - Peterstown Fire Department & Rescue Squad - 569.1/600.9
All departments are toned on 453.4125. STAT EMS operates primarily on Monroe 911 on SIRN (Digital P25). The remaining fire and EMS agencies largely use the county's analog frequencies. The sheriff's department and WV State Police rely heavily on SIRN.