Difference between revisions of "San Bernardino County 01"

Revision as of 23:27, 11 June 2012

System Notes

Location

Quartzite Mountain, North of Victorville, CA

Description

Used by County departments as well as non-county public providers. Some talkgroups are "patched" to other systems via the dispatcher consoles in dispatch. This leads to some duplication among the various systems. For example, Fire dispatch patches 1-Fire-1, 2-Fire-1, 3-Fire-1, 6-FGND-7 together on a normal basis to create a larger "North Desert Dispatch" system. FGND (fireground) channels are not normally patched and are stand-alone with only a couple exceptions (1-FGND-2 and 6-FGND-7). Some SB County VHF channels might be patched in on a temporary basis to allow non 800mhz agencies to operate jointly without borrowing radios.

Fire station users

Cities

Apple Valley (331, 332, 334, 336, 337)
Adelanto (321, 322)
Hesperia (48, 301, 302, 304, 305)
Victorville (22, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 319)

County areas

Baldy Mesa (16)
Lucerne Valley (8)
Phelan/Pinon Hills (10, 13)
Wrightwood (14)
Helendale (4)
Hinkley (56)
Trona (57)
Harvard (52)
Baker (53)

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 ===Description===
-Used by County departments as well as non-county public providers. Some talkgroups are "patched" to other systems via the dispatcher consoles in dispatch.  This leads to some duplication among the various systems.  For example, Fire dispatch patches 1-Fire-1, 2-Fire-1, 3-Fire-1, 4-Fire-2, 6-FGND-7 together on a normal basis to create a larger "North Desert Dispatch" system.  FGND (fireground) channels are not normally patched and are stand-alone with only a couple exceptions (1-FGND-2 and 6-FGND-7).  Some SB County VHF channels might be patched in on a temporary basis to allow non 800mhz agencies to operate jointly without borrowing radios.
+Used by County departments as well as non-county public providers. Some talkgroups are "patched" to other systems via the dispatcher consoles in dispatch.  This leads to some duplication among the various systems.  For example, Fire dispatch patches 1-Fire-1, 2-Fire-1, 3-Fire-1, 6-FGND-7 together on a normal basis to create a larger "North Desert Dispatch" system.  FGND (fireground) channels are not normally patched and are stand-alone with only a couple exceptions (1-FGND-2 and 6-FGND-7).  Some SB County VHF channels might be patched in on a temporary basis to allow non 800mhz agencies to operate jointly without borrowing radios.
 ===Fire station users===