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| | Fire | EMS | Law Enforcement | Amateur Radio | Transportation | |
| NOTICE: It is not illegal to listen to your public servants at work. It is illegal to repeat or profit from what you hear. Listen to your public servants from the comfort and safety of your own home! Do not go chasing after them -- the last thing they need is a scanner-toting yahoo interfering with their duties. These frequencies are derived from publicly available sources or discovered through searching. They are not secret. |
| NOTICE: NONE OF THIS INFORMATION COMES FROM OFFICIAL SOURCES. It all comes from what I have gleaned from monitoring these agencies and from observations I have made in my neighborhood. |
| Sunday, 04-Nov-2007 14:57:17 MST |
| NFD, EMSSTAT, NPD, OUPD and CCSO all use CTCSS 123.0 and can communicate on one another's channels |
Radio test 0830, first Sunday of the month
Department is dispatched by PD. Stations are toned out with selcal-style tones, followed by a warbling alert tone. One tone is usually a non-structure fire, two tones is usually a medical call (one FD tone, one for EMSSTAT), three tones is usually a reported structure fire.
Transmitters are at Engines 1, 2 and 6.
The NFD recently took delivery of two new engines, both KME/International chassis. The new Engine 4 has a 1250 gal/min pump with a 55' teleboom and the new Engine 5 is a 1000 gal/min pumper. More recently (7/1998), a new Rescue has been acquired and the Snorkel has been remounted on a new chassis.
| Station | Address | Apparatus |
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| HQ | 415 E Main St (at Ponca Ave) | |
| 1 | 411 E Main St (at Ponca Ave) | Engine 1 (E23 - E-One Cyclone, 1250 gal/min), Brush 1, Tanker 1, Engine 12 (E22 - Boardman/Ford) |
| 2 | 2211 W Boyd St (at Bud Wilkins Dr) | Engine 2 (E19 - Boardman/Ford), Truck 2 (T31 - ALF Century 100' ladder, rear mount OR T33 - ??/Ford Snorkel), Rescue 2 (Suburban) |
| 3 | 401 E Lindsay St (at McKinley Ave) | Engine 3 (E26 - E-One Cyclone, 1250 gal/min), Brush 3 |
| 4 | 4145 W Robinson St (at Brookdale Dr) | Engine 4 (E25 - 1997 KME/International 1250 gal/min, 55' teleboom), "No. 30" (American LaFrance Century series with teleboom), Brush 4 |
| 5 | 1050 NE 168th Ave (South of SH 9) | Engine 5 (E29 - 1997 KME/International, 1000 gal/min, 2000? gal tank), Brush 5, Tanker 5 |
| 6 | 7405 E Alameda (near NE 72nd Ave) | Engine 6 (E?? - ALF Century series), Brush 6 |
Some LaFrance stuff, some E-One ... A few Boardmans ... KMEs lately. Apparatus is numbered for mutual aid - Engine 1 says "E 23", Engine 2 says "E 22", Truck 2 says "T 31", etc.
Complete list. Could use help matching Mutual Aid numbers to units that I haven't already identified.
NFD began running first response service on EMS calls on 9/1/1995. New apparatus is lettered for "Norman Fire-Rescue".
Note that EMSSTAT units can operate on NPD and OUDPS frequncies as well as Norman Fire.
Paramedic ambulance service operated by Norman Regional Hospital. Units ID as EMSSTAT 10, EMSSTAT 20, etc. Don't know which units respond from which station. Command is EMSSTAT 95. Operated by NPD prior to FY1996.
Units ID as "1 John 1" or "1 Adam 1". Numbers are as follows:
OUDPS provides police services on the University of Oklahoma campus. During football games, "CP" uses F1 and regular ops move to F2 with "OU" becoming "Headquarters" .
| Frequency CTCSS | Location | Use | Callsign / Sponsor |
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| 146.8800- | Norman | Calling | N5MS / N5MS+OUARC |
| 147.0600± 141.3 |
Norman | Ragchew, Cleveland Co SKYWARN | KC5ILL / SCARS |
| 145.2100- | OKC | National Weather Service Norman office uses this and other repeaters to collect severe weather reports from it's entire county warning area through linked repeaters | N5YVC / MORI |
Thanks to: J C Alexander, Doug 'Speg' Speheger