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Old 09-10-2009, 09:49 PM
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Does anyone know
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For hpcf works?
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Does anyone know
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Who or what is HPCF?

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I believe its the High Plains CF in Brush

https://exdoc.state.co.us/secure/comboweb/weblets/index.php/facilities/view/24

What repeater are you talking about??
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I believe its the High Plains CF in Brush

https://exdoc.state.co.us/secure/comboweb/weblets/index.php/facilities/view/24

What repeater are you talking about??
Don't they use DTRS mainly these days, like the other state prisons?

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I think so......?? I'll log the brush tower for awhile and see what I can get..but now thinking about it I don't believe I have ever seen CF activity on that tower..


FCC search show 461.475 and 463.300 for Brush CF....??
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Hpcf is a private
Prison. They contract with cdoc. Found their freqs on the city freq web site. I work out there and I can't hear them until I'm 2-3 miles away.
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Wow that's a commute you live in Northglenn but work in Brush?

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Hour and a half. Gets my foot in the door. Trying to get to the new hudson prison that is owned by cornnell company. At least I have training under my belt.
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Are they on the freq. I posted? And I dont think they need a repeater for in the compound comms.
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Inside the prison no. I am just surprised they don't have a repeater that works especialy for transports.
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The freqs you listed are the same ones I have plugged into my scanner. I get traffic on 463.300 only.
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Seeing how the prisoners are actually CDOC prisoners they would more then likely use CDOC transports which use the states DTRS.
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There are also sheriff department transports and hpcf transports from time to time.
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