US Park Police NYC

Just heard NYC US Park Police dispatcher on 166.325 announce that all units should switch to channel 2 digital & the new system is to now be used. They've gone P25 digital. Does anyone know the new frequency? I hope it's non-encrypted.

From looking thru the database, there most likely on State of New York Metro-25 trs

State of New York Metro-25 Trunking System, New York City, New York - Scanner Frequencies

Below are parks talk groups and they are digital.


DEC HEX Mode Alpha Tag Description
6001 1771 D NYS DEC R2 DEC Police Region 2
6011 177b D NYS Parks PD NYS Parks PD Region 12
6012 177c D NYS Rangers NYS Public Safety Rangers Region 12
6041 1799 D NYS CRT Sec NYS Court Admin - Mobile Security

Those are NYS park police, a state agency. The OP is referring to the United States Park Police, a federal agency.

try 162.1625 that was reported as their new channel...let me know..

I thought that was reported as the INPUT
the outputs might be 169.9875 and 169.6500

richee2000 said:

try 162.1625 that was reported as their new channel...let me know..

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Strangely they are back using the 166.325 analog rptr this morning. From the way the announcement was made yesterday it sounded like they were permanently switching to digital. Now I'm guessing it was just a test of using the digital channel for yesterday's shift.

I do hear the 169.650 rptr in Western Suffolk Co very well. It's P-25 encrypted with a 4F9 National Park Service NAC. Maybe that is what they are referring to as channel 2 digital. I've been monitoring 169.9875 from here since last year & never heard anything. Just started monitoring 162.1625 yesterday with nothing heard yet. Thanks for the reply's.

I'm in northern Jersey and hear 166.3250 all the time. Where exactly do they patrol?

The New York Field Office of the United States Park Police ( United States Park Police ) is charged with providing law enforcement services to the National Parks Service's Gateway National Recreation Area ( Gateway National Recreation Area (U.S. National Park Service) ), less the GNRA's Sandy Hook Unit.