Valley Fire Frequencies?

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Gbcue

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Haven't heard much on the frequencies being used for the Valley Fire. Anybody got any info?

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ke6gcv

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CAL FIRE Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit (LNU) East Dispatch: 151.3400MHz.
CAL FIRE Command 2: 151.2650 MHz
CAL FIRE Command 1: 151.3550 MHZ
Lake County Sheriff's: 155.9700 MHz
Napa County Sheriff's: 151.0700 MHz

That should give you most of their operations. You can get tac nets and other frequencies by searching RadioReference for Department of Forestry & Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference, Lake County, California (CA) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference, and Napa County, California (CA) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference.

Hope this gets your feet wet.
 

norcalscan

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They were using Calfire CMD 11 and 9 on Sunday as I drove up the valley. I'm a little hobbled in scanning mobile at the moment but I believe both were linked/simulcasted (as opposed to independent commands covering different areas/zones.) And at one point I may have heard a Division mention using command 6 as a "repeated tac" to get into a remote area near the geysers. Not sure if that was referencing calfire cmd6 or a local lake napa or sonoma fire cmd.
 

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I've been hearing a bit on Command 6 in Sonoma County - coming in clear.
 

ke6gcv

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They were using Calfire CMD 11 and 9 on Sunday as I drove up the valley. I'm a little hobbled in scanning mobile at the moment but I believe both were linked/simulcasted (as opposed to independent commands covering different areas/zones.) And at one point I may have heard a Division mention using command 6 as a "repeated tac" to get into a remote area near the geysers. Not sure if that was referencing calfire cmd6 or a local lake napa or sonoma fire cmd.

I read somewhere, can't remember now, that Geysers is a critical communications area. So, the need for protection is great!

Could very well be referencing CAL FIRE CMD6. I've looked at Lake, Napa and Sonoma counties. Sonoma is the only county that comes close with simplex tacs 1-5, skips 6, then picks up again with 7.
 

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CDF-C11 Command 151.6750
CDF-T24 Div A/B Tac 151.3175
CDF-T25 Div C Tac 159.3525
VTAC-11 Div D Tac 151.1375
VTAC-14 Div E tac 159.4725
VFIRE-25 DIV G TAC 154.2875
STA-1 DIV M 151.2575
CDF T14 DIV N TAC 159.2250
STA-2 DIV Q TAC 151.3925
STA-3 DIV T/X TAC 159.3875
CAL CORD MEDICAL 156.0750
A/G CDF T23 AIR TO GROUND 159.4500
GUARD EMERGENCY 168.6250

STA = SPECIAL TEMPORARY AUTHORIZATION FROM FCC
 
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