45.12 mhz low band in berlin,ct

[lightningx54]

I believe this frequency is used to activate the FD sirens in Berlin. Tones are heard over it but never any voice.

 

[izzyj4]

Here's the FCC license: ULS License - Public Safety Pool, Conventional License - KCW347 - BERLIN, TOWN OF

Not much else say what its used for. Only a fixed base and mobile location listed also.

 

[freightguy]

45.12mhz

The Licensee is the Chief of Police, unless the COP is like an admin person for all freqs in Berlin?

 

[lightningx54]

yeah because in berlin, police and fire are the same dispatch so this frequency isn't used for voice at all because fire and road/highway dept is on vhf and police are on 800 mhz , i figured out that this frequency is used for the fire depts siren's because everytime a call goes out the pager tones go off on 154.3400 which is berlin's fire dispatch and fire ground and then tones go off on 45.1200 for sirens i think.

 

[MarkB513]

45.120

45.120 back in the day was used by the FD for dispatch/operations and was finally replaced with the 154.340 repeater they have now. This is going way back, I believe the PL on it was 167.9. Brookfield PD operated on this frequency as well before their current 154.800 repeater and since PL's weren't programmable in scanners back then, I was always hearing Berlin too.

 

[lightningx54]

i knew that but 45.12 is still used in berlin for something and thats what im trying to figure out.