Dtrs tg 2999

[rckydenver]

I know this TG-2999 has been indentified as the Colorado Community Heath Network as Ch-2 in the DB, but not sure if has change lately, sounds more like a security of some sort. I have one radio lock on this TG and right now there eye balling this indiviual by a camera. Then few days ago they talking about parole. I thought it might been a parole dept..?? Also they patrol as well.

 

[soundchaser]

Which site did you hear this from?

 

[rckydenver]

Which site did you hear this from?

This is on the Lookout Mtn site. They start about 8am. They do alot of patrols on this tg. Could be a Colorado community health network that has a secruity did notice that they do have alot of offices around from there website..Kinda like Kaiser Permanente, i seen there secruity vehicles at there places.



Colorado Community Health Network

 

[rdrunnermedic]

Did anyone ever solve this mystery? I've got 2999 plugged into my health & hospitals scan list and am hearing some sort of security or law enforcement traffic on this group. So far this morning I've heard an "Adam" unit calling in service, then a "Victor" unit en-route "North". The dispatcher has an RID of 129617. I haven't been quick enough to capture the field units' RID's yet.

Edited to update: just caught some unit to unit traffic giving directions to "the small conference room in the CSP area". The one RID I managed to catch was 120614.

More updates:
"Adam 3" just called back in service from Arvada and placed himself "back en-route to JeffCo." The Adam unit's RID began with a 119, but I wasn't quick enough to get the last half. The unit he was communicating with didn't identify, but shared the 120614 RID.

Dispatcher (129617) just called "Lincoln 1" (120614) to inform him that they have an "ambulance coming to the blue pod." Dispatch informed Lincoln 1 that this was a "non-emergency call."

Lincoln 1 just called that he was clear "Potomac" and en-route "south." He called dispatch something, but I didn't catch what it was. Guessing that "Potomac" is a location on Potomac Street in Aurora?

 

[GrayJeep]

I've noted that my Pro-96/Pro-2096 radios will sometimes bleed talkgroups. That is, I'll see a TGID for something that doesn't match the traffic. I attribute this to a defect in the radios.

If you aren't using one of these radios then it probably doesn't apply.

 

[rdrunnermedic]

I've noted that my Pro-96/Pro-2096 radios will sometimes bleed talkgroups. That is, I'll see a TGID for something that doesn't match the traffic. I attribute this to a defect in the radios.

If you aren't using one of these radios then it probably doesn't apply.

Thanks for the insight, but I'm using the Pro-106/197 series of scanners. So this is definitely native to the 2999 TG.

Edited to add: Ok, so I looked at a map of the CCHN clinics and saw that they do have clinics in Arvada and one on Potomac Street in Aurora. So far (according to the CCHN website) the only thing these locations have in common is their inclusion in the "Metro Community Provider Network". I'll keep monitoring though.

I just looked up the Metro Community Provider Network and found that a lot of the location names that are being given correlate with a lot of the clinic names or locations in the Metro Community Provider Network. For example:
South = South Aurora Clinic
North = North Aurora Clinic
Arvada = Arvada Clinic
Potomac = Potomac Street Clinic
JeffCo = JeffCo Clinic

My best guess at this point is that this is some sort of security patrol for the Metro Community Provider Network. More as it develops.

 

[rdrunnermedic]

Ok, this is definitely used by the Metro Community Provider Network. Caught several units discussing closing up some clinics for the evening and an upcoming "Provider Network" meeting.

 

[lazierfan]

Guessing here-
Hospital Shared Services?
They do security, and also transport of lab materials and instruments.

 

[rdrunnermedic]

Guessing here-
Hospital Shared Services?
They do security, and also transport of lab materials and instruments.

That would be a good guess, but HSS is on Nextel for the most part. This is definitely an admin or operations talkgroup for the Metro Community Provider Network (which itself is part of the CCHN). Frequent references are made to their clinics and other admin type stuff like Provider Network meeting times and places.