Need Frequencies

[dallascowboys]

Does anyone know the frequencies for the Dothan AL airport and their security and can someone tell me what the security guards frequencies are for Flowers Hospital and South East Alabama Medical Center . thanks.

[awattam]

Originally Posted by dallascowboys

Does anyone know the frequencies for the Dothan AL airport and their security and can someone tell me what the security guards frequencies are for Flowers Hospital and South East Alabama Medical Center . thanks.

You have a premium subscription for this site which means you can see (and download) the FCC licenses for your county. That might help you.

[Rick345]

Ctaf: 118.4
unicom: 122.95
atis: 135.72
dothan ground: 121.7 348.6 [0600-2100 mon-fri; 0800-2000 sat & sun.]
dothan tower: 118.4 257.6 [0600-2100 mon-fri; 0800-2000 sat & sun.]
cairns approach: 125.4
cairns departure: 125.4
vfr-adv: 118.4

[N8OAY]

Originally Posted by dallascowboys

Does anyone know the frequencies for the Dothan AL airport and their security and can someone tell me what the security guards frequencies are for Flowers Hospital and South East Alabama Medical Center . thanks.

Dothan is in Houston County. Click on the Other Agencies tab. If someone has submitted the frequencies for the Dothan Airport, they will be there. If there is nothing there, click on the FCC Licenses tab. That will get you everything for the county. Once you verify them, please submit the airport and hospital frequencies if they are not on the Other Agencies tab so that they will be easier to find for the next person that needs them.

Thank you!

[dallascowboys]

For anyone looking for the Dothan AL airport frequencies here they are.

ATTS - 135.720

Tower - 118.400 and 257.600

Ground - 121.700 and 348.600

Unicom - 122.950

Approach and Departure provided by Jacksonville ARTCC on frequencies 134.300 and 353.500 when Cairns approach and departure is closed.

Cairns - Approach 125.400 and 327.125

Departure Same as above

VFR Advisory is also on frequency 118.400

Air to Ground 129.880

Hope this helps.

[KE5TLF]

Originally Posted by awattam

You have a premium subscription for this site which means you can see (and download) the FCC licenses for your county. That might help you.

That, and/or use the proximity search.

Though in either case it's somewhat doubtful a security company is going to maintain it's own license(s) and equipment. Either they'll lease equipment, use facility provided equipment, use SouthernLinc, MURS, some combination of those, or not use radios at all. If they're really cheesy then I guess it's even possible they might use FRS/GMRS radios. hehe

Airport security may use some TSA freqs., IF the TSA maintains a presence there.

[W8RMH]

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[listen96]

Regarding the security at the airport the Dothan Airport Police used to handle that and I think they still do. I used to be a Dothan police officer and we would have to fill in for them occasionally. You will probably hear little to no traffic from them because there are only a few flights each day. At that time they only had one officer working and the patrol officers with the city would provide backup and I know they still do. I dont know about the TSA. The aiport police uses the dothan radio system.

[trace1]

listen96 is correct. I was a Dothan Airport Police Officer from 1989-1995 and at that time we were on the Dothan 800MHz radio system that they had back then and I'm sure they are on the more current one. When I first started we were using one of the common itinerant/business frequencies. When we moved to that 800MHz system, before trunking, it was interesting trying to follow a conversation. I had all the freqs. (seems like there were about 6 at the time) and of course when a unit would unkey and key back up it would be on a different freq. .