After reading and watching the video about this system it sounds like the frequency depend on the systems used by the school s and the communication center. It seems to be an emergency patch of sort.If you really want the frequency look up the school in FCC data base, then monitor those frequencies at some point someone will run a drill or a test, hopefully not use , but as stated before I really don’t think these would do good being in the public’s hands
Hmmmmmmm... Why not? Wouldn't it be better if the
public, albeit scanner using
public in our case here on RR, would be able know that something `untoward' was happening and be able to `steer clear' of the `scene' thereby lessening things like `lookieloos' and other hinderances those actually involved in whatever was happening would be dealing with? One of the major reason that my wife and I carry, and use, scanners in our vehicles
is so that we will have the ability and chance to be able to `steer clear' of things we, and those actually involved, don't need to be `cluttering up'.
In fact it, the scanner, came in handy just this very afternoon when there was a FD pageout for South Valley Middle School where our son attends right before school normally lets out. Instead of SWMBO going first to SVMS and picking him up she changed her route to go up first to Valley High School and pick up our daughter and
then came back down to Platteville where she then picked up our son who had, by then gotten out and had gone over to the Platteville Library to wait for her according to our already worked out plan for things like this.
If she hadn't been able to have heard the page out and been able to act accordingly she would have been just another parental vehicle just adding something unnecessary to the scene.
IMNSHO this is plenty of reason to know.
