Erie County MERS Control

[joespca]

does anyone know ther uhf mers control frequency? or a whole list of MERS Control frequencies?

 

[Quickcall]

Looks like they might be using the UHF Med channels...

http://www2.erie.gov/health/sites/w...iles/uploads/pdfs/emsNarrowBandTransition.pdf

 

[BTFire21]

These may not be active yet but this is the plan for Erie County when they do go fulltime to UHF

463.0875 Med42-N.Erie
463.1125 Med52-Countywide
463.1375-Med62-S.Erie
462.9625-Med92-ECMC/Mutual Aid

 

[joespca]

I read they are using Erie county fire interop channel 2? And is it CSQ, or is there any ccts codes?

 

[joespca]

Frequencies

Does anyone have a list of the med channels for nys?

 

[ak716]

I read they are using Erie county fire interop channel 2? And is it CSQ, or is there any ccts codes?

As posted in the database is what it is, DPL, and its MERS 340, Med 92 and Fire Interop 2 that are all patched together right now

 

[Com-Tech51H8]

NYS Common/Shared Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

 

[DaveNF2G]

UHF MED channels are nationwide.

 

[ak716]

UHF MED channels are nationwide.

http://www.npstc.org/documents/nifog_1_3.pdf

 

[joespca]

Frequencies

So are the uhf med channels active in Erie county ?

 

[ak716]

So are the uhf med channels active in Erie county ?

Kinda, from what I understand, med 92 is being used as the channel the hospitals talk on, ems units call the hospital on Interops 2, they are patched together as well as Mers 340. From what I understand, it all has to deal with the licenses and Canada approving frequencies. I believe the end plan is what was posted above with certain parts of the county being on different med channels, i.e. North town hospitals being on one, ecmc on their own, and the south towns hospitals being on another.

 

[BITT211]

Erie County Mers Freq's , is CANADA still the holdup ?

it's been a long time for Canada's freq. approval. Any new information out there?

 

[ak716]

nothing really, only that ESU 1 is no longer used/turned off, and they are using ESU 4 (the P25 channel) instead... nothing on the med channels though....