xlq771
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Does anyone know what frequencies are used by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment Enforcement unit, around the London area?
At the time (Early 90s) they were using some provincial frequencies, but didn't seem to have any cohesive radio communications strategy. The radios were used primarily for surveillance and casual communications that would now take place on cellular.
Victor
Prior to Fleetnet, I heard MoE a few times on an MTO repeater in Ottawa
using callsign XMJ752. Of course those repeaters are gone, and TAFL callsign
search doesn't return anything.
If they use Fleetnet on any regular basis, somebody should have heard
something by now either on their own, or another agency's TG(s). On the
other hand, finding low-activity TGs such as MoC has required careful
monitoring/logging in past.
Dave
It'll be easier to see what they're doing too, now that Labatts has been leveled.This is unconfirmed , but give 413.5125 a shot if they are nearby. That should be Ontario-Wide.
I think I may grab my scanner if I see them at 125 Resources Road in Etobicoke sometime.
I have seen both Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Environment vehicles parked at that Environment laboratory location.
I agree with Dave about MOE using Fleetnet, why hasn't anyone "tagged" the talkgroup(s) yet ?
Does anyone know what frequencies are used by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment Enforcement unit, around the London area?
That would be the MOH labs next door at 81 Resources Rd. It is a Class III lab that handles toxins like drug resistant TB ,MRSA, West Nile Virus. The Class IV designation was not awarded to that lab(chalk one up for the local ratepayers and Labatt for that decision) so Ebola, Anthrax and other lethal pathogens are shipped to CDC in Atlanta.
I don't know if this frequency is active in your area but I listen to 166.8150 MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT (88.5) in Fort Erie Ont.
I can confirm this frequency is active
Steve