does anyone have the freqs for amtrak,bnsf,union pacific,southern pacific police.i live near alameda corridor i see bnsf pd all time hear in the city of compton
does anyone have the freqs for amtrak,bnsf,union pacific,southern pacific police.i live near alameda corridor i see bnsf pd all time hear in the city of compton
I Know The BNSF RWY Special Agents are on Channel 73(161.205 Mhz). UP RWY Agents I believe are on Channel 74(161.220 Mhz). Not sure about Amtrack, but Southern Pacific is Union Pacific.
cool, i didnt have those freqs. Thanks for putting them up. Im in Norwalk area. Will i be able to pick them up? because i can never hear anything Union Pacific PD. Do the have PL's ?
Thanks
I just recently read somewhere that I can't find now - either in a RadioReference or Yahoogroups thread - that either UPRR or BNSF has contracted with CHP (at least in the L.A. area) for their RR police dispatching, probably on CHP's 460.375 "access" frequency.does anyone have the freqs for amtrak,bnsf,union pacific,southern pacific police.i live near alameda corridor i see bnsf pd all time hear in the city of compton
I just recently read somewhere that I can't find now - either in a RadioReference or Yahoogroups thread - that either UPRR or BNSF has contracted with CHP (at least in the L.A. area) for their RR police dispatching, probably on CHP's 460.375 "access" frequency.
Kinda sorta makes sense, but I wish I could find the source, or even better, some verification.
How's that for an essentially useless answer?
EDIT:OK, here's the thread: http://forums.radioreference.com/ca...n-forum/113277-chp-460-375-a.html#post1353073 and the Union Pacific PD part begins at post #12.
I'm just passing along what the other guys wrote, and I wondered about it too, but not enough to ask. My thought was that maybe they use "CHP access" to get a hold of or coordinate with local PDs (almost all of whom in L.A. County are now on UHF, of course) when they need it. Someone would have to ask the guys who posted it for more info about the contract they're talking about.That doesn't make any sense.
I know both Railroads have their own law enforcement (Special Agents).
The statement was that UPRRPD would use CHP for dispatching only. They still would maintain their own PD.That doesn't make any sense. I know both Railroads have their own law enforcement (Special Agents).
I know that BNSF contracts to Olympic Security for security and inspection.
The statement was that UPRRPD would use CHP for dispatching only. They still would maintain their own PD.
I have heard UPRRPD on CHP UHF out here in the San Bernardino area, but no dispatching. Only records related stuff.
I have heard UPPD on CHP Access also....and it was one way as described in Dave's original post. It makes all the sense in the world to me, as CHP is the lead Homeland Security agency in California...and copied on all "suspicious activity" FI's in the state.
I just recently read somewhere that I can't find now - either in a RadioReference or Yahoogroups thread - that either UPRR or BNSF has contracted with CHP (at least in the L.A. area) for their RR police dispatching, probably on CHP's 460.375 "access" frequency.
Kinda sorta makes sense, but I wish I could find the source, or even better, some verification.
How's that for an essentially useless answer?
EDIT:OK, here's the thread: http://forums.radioreference.com/ca...n-forum/113277-chp-460-375-a.html#post1353073 and the Union Pacific PD part begins at post #12.
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Thanks for the post. I also heard somewhat of the same thing bout CHP contracting with the two railroads,but that was near Cajon Pass area.
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I was under the impression CA DHS which was rolled into Cal EMA was the lead state level homeland security agency.
Homeland Security