STATE FREQUENCIES

[scannerman200]

Does anyone have a frequency list that they could post for alabama state agencies? including private channels?

 

[scannerman200]

I know that there is an alabama state agency list on the Alabama database, but I am looking for frequencies for agencies not listed on the database

 

[bwhite]

Just use google with the right boolean search combinations and you should be able to hone in on what you are looking for.

 

[Steve]

State Frequencies

Most State agencies are using Southern Linc for radio traffic.
DPS (State Troopers), Forestry, Marine Police and Game and Fish still
use the VHF frequencies listed in the RR database and Police Call.
The best way to find unknown/unused/private State frequencies to is take the list from here and Police Call and plug them in your scanner and then just listen. Not the most productive way but at least you will have a chance to catch some new traffic. After 16 years with DPS, I still do not have a "complete" list of State used frequencies.

 

[kingpin]

Depends on where you are at on what systems are still used.

Forrestry, Troopers, and Highway Dept in Mobile & Baldwin Counties are still on VHF.

Marine police here on the Gulf are using Southern Linc for tactical. They radio into Orange Beach or Gulf Shores PD to run boat registrations in Baldwin County.

Used to be some good stuff to listen to before the lincs!

 

[dave911]

ASAP trucks

Are the ASAP trucks on the same channel as the Troopers or do they have their own?

 

[Steve]

ASAP Trucks

Dave,

ASAP trucks uses Trooper's channels and Southern Linc.


Steve
KD4LCY

 

[eyes00only]

Steve

Is your last name Paladin?


Jerry

 

[dave911]

Re: ASAP Trucks

Dave,

ASAP trucks uses Trooper's channels and Southern Linc.


Steve
KD4LCY

Thanks, Steve!

This one was at the 18 wheeler that rolled on I-20 in Irondale...

There are more pics of the wreck on my website

 

[kingpin]

The ASAP trucks here have their own frequency. I can't get to my records offhand but they use one of the Highway Dept.s frequencies.

I like that yellow one in the pic Dave! Ours our white here.

 

[INDY72]

Very COOL! MS needs to implement a program like that.. SC has SHEP, AL has ASAP, NC has one, ...TN has one..... Heck almost everyone has a roadside assistance program.... sigh.. Heyyy MDOT.. if your listening.. SMACK some of our legislators in the head and get us a program like that... take the slack off MHP...

Hmm that would also mean a new radio system.......

 

[Steve]

ASAP Truck

Jason,

I should have put the Birmihngham ASAP units in my post.
I forgot about the ASAP units down in your area.

Jerry,

No not Paladin. Yet I feel like him sometimes being dubbed the resident unoffical" radio guy. I guess that can be my new nickname.


Steve "Lowband Paladin"
KD4LCY

 

[Julian1]

Alabama Scan Birmingham

http://webpages.charter.net/justzach/scanbirmingham/



This page has Alabama state listings you might try.

Julian

 

[Julian1]

Alabama State Listings

http://webpages.charter.net/justzach/scanbirmingham/state.html

Here is the link to Alabama frequencies.

Julian

 

[Julian1]

Alabama Freq Info

http://www.nalscan.com/

Here is link to North Alabama Scan. Has state info too.

Julian
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