Antioch/Oakley police Frequencies

[tina72065]

Hello. I hope i am posting in the right forum. I am looking for the 2 city police departments frequencies. One for Antioch, california and the other for Oakley, California. Long story short. Both my father and I lost our programmed numbers on our scanners. Ironically around the same time. I would appreciate it very much. I dont care about all the other frequencies so I think it would be a waste of money to purchase the book. Unsure of my fathers desires, I will ask him. Thank you so much

Tina

 

[PStuart]

Check the Database:
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR

Antioch, ca Police:
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&aid=805

I was unable to find anything from Oakley, CA, try playing with the search option. You may want to search for the county that oakley is in.

 

[Sac916]

Hello. I hope i am posting in the right forum. I am looking for the 2 city police departments frequencies. One for Antioch, california and the other for Oakley, California. Long story short. Both my father and I lost our programmed numbers on our scanners. Ironically around the same time. I would appreciate it very much. I dont care about all the other frequencies so I think it would be a waste of money to purchase the book. Unsure of my fathers desires, I will ask him. Thank you so much

Tina

The City of Oakley is dispatched by Contra Costa Sheriff's Dept. via their channel 3.
P1 - 155.3100 - West County Dispatch CTCSS:136.5
P2 - 155.2500 - Central County Dispatch CTCSS:136.5
P3 - 155.1900 - East County Dispatch CTCSS:136.5


City of Antioch
154.8450 - Dispatch - PL: 136.5
155.0700 - Tac 2 - PL: 136.5
154.9200 - Tac 3 - PL: 136.5

CLERS - Calif. Law Enforcement Radio System ( mutual aid cordination and "hotline" )
154.7100


Just about everything you need is right on this page
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&ctid=189



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[kma371]

The city of Oakley is a Sheriff's Department contract, so what Ant said is correct. They use P3 155.190 and 155.040 (Tac 4) as a tac.

 

[Eng74]

I think Brentwood is also dispatched by Antioch PD also.

 

[kma371]

Correct, Antioch dispatches for Brentwood PD.

Here is a list of agencies that dispatch for agencies besides themselves.

Concord dispatches for Clayton

The Sheriff's Office dispatches for San Ramon, Danville, Lafayette, Moraga, Orinda, Pittsburg, Los Medanos College, Rio Vista and Oakley

Pinole dispatches for Hercules

Richmond dispatches for San Pablo and El Cerrito

 

[Sac916]

Correct, Antioch dispatches for Brentwood PD.

Here is a list of agencies that dispatch for agencies besides themselves.

Concord dispatches for Clayton

The Sheriff's Office dispatches for San Ramon, Danville, Lafayette, Moraga, Orinda, Pittsburg, Los Medanos College, Rio Vista and Oakley

Pinole dispatches for Hercules

Richmond dispatches for San Pablo and El Cerrito

Are they all in one Communications Center?
With that many contract cities, you would think that a regional communications center would make sense.

 

[RolnCode3]

Contra Costa dispatches Rio Vista??? I thought Solano did. Oh well.

 

[tina72065]

Thank you!

Check the Database:
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR

Antioch, ca Police:
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&aid=805

I was unable to find anything from Oakley, CA, try playing with the search option. You may want to search for the county that oakley is in.

Thank you so much for your help. I just programmed it. Must be quiet right now. You're a life saver.

 

[tina72065]

wow thanks

The City of Oakley is dispatched by Contra Costa Sheriff's Dept. via their channel 3.
P1 - 155.3100 - West County Dispatch CTCSS:136.5
P2 - 155.2500 - Central County Dispatch CTCSS:136.5
P3 - 155.1900 - East County Dispatch CTCSS:136.5


City of Antioch
154.8450 - Dispatch - PL: 136.5
155.0700 - Tac 2 - PL: 136.5
154.9200 - Tac 3 - PL: 136.5

CLERS - Calif. Law Enforcement Radio System ( mutual aid cordination and "hotline" )
154.7100




Just about everything you need is right on this page
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&ctid=189



.

Wow! You guys are so cool here. thank you very much! My father will be pleased to get those #'s back. I know i am. I am so glad i came across this site. I reccommened it to allot of people if that is ok. (Cops website).......Will this post remain here or do i need to copy it and save in my files?

Thanks again.

 

[RolnCode3]

The post will remain. There is no autopruning of the forums. (or it's set for a REALLY long time)

 

[kma371]

Are they all in one Communications Center?
With that many contract cities, you would think that a regional communications center would make sense.

I grouped them by comm center. All the sheriff contracts are in the same center.

Rio Vista is in Solano Co and dispatched by Contra Costa Co. Isleton is in Sacramento Co and dispatched by Solano Co. Maybe that's who you were thinking of Bill.

-Bill

 

[RolnCode3]

Nah. I thought they were both dispatched by Solano. Just a mistake of fact. I don't understand why Isleton just doesn't hop on the TRS. Make things much easier for them so they talk to the D8 Deputies. Maybe it's easier for them now so they can talk to the fire departments down thadda' way...since a bunch are non-Sacto dispatched.

I grouped them by comm center. All the sheriff contracts are in the same center.

Rio Vista is in Solano Co and dispatched by Contra Costa Co. Isleton is in Sacramento Co and dispatched by Solano Co. Maybe that's who you were thinking of Bill.

-Bill

 

[selgaran]

I don't understand why Isleton just doesn't hop on the TRS.

Money. Joining Sac Regional is not cheap. First off, you have to buy a bunch of radios that are much more expensive than what you usually buy (probably more than their entire annual budget to buy all the 800 trunking radios they would need), and then you have to pay an annual fee per radio. Someone once told me what the annual fee was for SRRCS, but I don't remember, except that it was several hundred dollars.

 

[Sac916]

Money. Joining Sac Regional is not cheap. First off, you have to buy a bunch of radios that are much more expensive than what you usually buy (probably more than their entire annual budget to buy all the 800 trunking radios they would need), and then you have to pay an annual fee per radio. Someone once told me what the annual fee was for SRRCS, but I don't remember, except that it was several hundred dollars.

I'm thinking money may not be the issue. There are so few officers and "users" , that I find it hard to believe it would be that far from feasible. I'm thinking some politics may be in play. If the Fulton-El Camino Park District can afford it, you would think a (small) City could afford such an expense.

 

[tina72065]

Lost again LOL

Nah. I thought they were both dispatched by Solano. Just a mistake of fact. I don't understand why Isleton just doesn't hop on the TRS. Make things much easier for them so they talk to the D8 Deputies. Maybe it's easier for them now so they can talk to the fire departments down thadda' way...since a bunch are non-Sacto dispatched.

Guess what? i lost those codes again. I knew exactly where to come get them back Thanks again guys.