Michcon in Wayne County...

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Mike7883d

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The new Michcon frequencies posted for Wayne County... they are posted as APCO, however, they sound to me as just telemetry. Anyone else notice this?
 

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to the best of my knowledge most of all michcon traffic is done over alphapagers, cellphones, and in truck computers. they do still have a radio or 2 but they are hardly used. the best guess is they must be telemetry or for the mdc in the trucks
 

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From what I understand, they can use two-way radios, especially when they arrive on the scene of a gas leak. or want to talk unit-to-unit, or to their dispatch. However, they do generate a lot of digital telemetry.

If anyone can update the DTE Energy freqs for all of Southeastern Michigan, please by all means submit them to us. I would love to know their "Storm Center" freqs.

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I through DTE went through Consumer's Trunk System?

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=1579

You will see Northville which is in Wayne county. I know they do this in Kent county in the G.R. area.

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Metro Detroit Gas Talkgroups

DEC AFS Mode Description Tag
2002 15-102 A Livingston County Gas Operations Utilities
2003 15-103 A SW Oakland County / NE Washtenaw County Gas Operations Utilities
2005 15-105 A Unit-to-Unit Utilities
2007 15-107 A Wayne County Gas Operations Utilities
2008 15-110 A E. Oakland County Gas Crews Utilities
2009 15-111 A Oakland County Gas Crews Utilities
2010 15-112 A Macomb County Utilities
2011 15-113 A Macomb County Gas Operations Utilities
 

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DTE and Consumers are different companies. DTE owns Detroit Edision (electric) and Michcon (gas). I don't think Consumers is in Detroit. When I lived in Detroit, Consumers was only outside of the city.
 

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yes MichCon handles the city and parts of downriver, part of the west side of the state and parts of nothern michigan. As I said I have a source that can identify most of the radio traffic is done through nextels, cell phones, alpha pagers, and in truck computers. There is a radio, but it is hardly ever used anymore.
 

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If anyone can update the DTE Energy freqs for all of Southeastern Michigan, please by all means submit them to us. I would love to know their "Storm Center" freqs.

Western Wayne Co disp is 153.500. Monroe County and Downriver is 153.420 its not as active due to mdts and cell phones in their trucks, But you can still hear traffic during the day.
 

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rsk said:
If anyone can update the DTE Energy freqs for all of Southeastern Michigan, please by all means submit them to us. I would love to know their "Storm Center" freqs.

Western Wayne Co disp is 153.500. Monroe County and Downriver is 153.420 its not as active due to mdts and cell phones in their trucks, But you can still hear traffic during the day.
i hear traffic on 153.515 macomb co service calls
 

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hello all
as a dte energy (edison side) I can tell you there are no storm center freqs.we have a new mdt system in all trucks,however its not used for dispatching as of now.storm dispatching is done on all the regular frequencies.Most standard dispatching is done by cellphone.also most crews get their work instructions at service center in morning.only trouble calls and emergencies are dispached after crews leave service center.hope this helps
 
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