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The running of the Los Angeles Marathon is on March 17, 2024. From what I gather event comms will be as follows: LAFD Command - Ch 11 Tactical - Ch 16 CERT Team - STRS Event 5 Bike Team - STRS Event 6 Logistic - STRS Logistics Fire Marshalls - STRS FPB 1 LAPD Dodger Stadium - OCB Tac 1...

From what I recall they were pretty generic like other departments. Lincoln = single person unit Adam= two person unit Mary = motor officer David = detectives Zebra = canine (at times I've also heard simply as K9-1, K9-2 etc) Sam = sergent WC = watch commander TCO = traffic control officer

Kindly submit confirmed findings for Db update.

Looks like they will transition their existing 800Mhz analog to a TRS. These frequencies are currently only utilized by the transportation department.

The "Future Use" frequencies now are listed in the Db as "Countywide", and the old Countywide configuration is renamed as "Old Countywide" as frequencies are depreciated or transitioned to other uses. Besides the old Blue-8 still being active, I have noted brief activity and key-ups on Blue-1...

While maybe not the most logical, the naming nomenclature is from LACoFD themselves and I noted has been referred to as such on the air already in regards to one of the new "Coastal" command channels. In regards to signal strength 482.7875 Coastal Dispatch sounds weaker than I would expect...

The Burbank feed is back online again

With encryption of its radio comms, the Burbank Police Department has elected to make its primary dispatch radio traffic available via Broadcastify using a 15-minute delay. Press release: https://www.burbankpd.org/assets/1/16/Burbank_PD_News_Release_-_Dispatch_Communications_Broadcast_Feed.pdf...

Heard REH22 check in on 154.4825 DPL631 departing Antelope Valley Medical Center for UCLA, and then later on 151.505 DPL431 leaving UCLA again and returning to their Burbank base. The base callsign is "Flight Guard"

Heard Reach 22 this evening departing UCLA headed back to Burbank check-in on 151.505 DPL431.

LASD has been on LARICS (in the clear) Event 1, 2, 9, 14, 15, Red, Gold, Green and Brown

From my location (West LA) copy both site 2 462.900 and site 9 471.425 quite strong. Typically would not be sold on 471.425 being Corona with such a strong signal, though the license ERP is listed as 1000 which is a bit nuts, so it might be afterall. No traffic was noted monitoring these two...

Received a note that the older Harris system will remain for use by various port departments, while this new system will be solely for Port Police. Accordingly, I will update the Db to differentiate the two systems as "Port of Los Angeles Operations", and "Port of Los Angeles Police" Kindly...

The 800Mhz T3 system has been added to the Db, along with a few submitted TGs (yes all ENC). Is the 900Mhz system still in active, or can it be depreciated from the Db? https://www.radioreference.com/db/sid/12666

Now that system is live its been moved to normal display in the Db. Please submit talkgroup findings.

Assuming it's not a programming error, you might be sitting on a site with minimal activity to begin with, and without any user radios associated with it, there could virtually be no activity for long stretches. In my experience, the SCE system is rather slow until there are weather events...

They seem to be operating on Police 2 (TG 2384) which has long been ENC. 2383 the normal Dispatch channel has not had any activity for the last few hours as I monitor the Culver City sites control channel.

Simplex seems to be common unit-unit. I hear simplex traffic all the time in LA basin for things like the sweeper trains.

CHP North Sacramento will be on CRIS as soon as December for their Gold frequency. Depending on how it goes, they may roll it out to other areas. There are still some coverage concerns, and CHP are in the process of acquiring newer radio equipment that can fall back to LTE if needed in...

I attached the pdf file of the beat map.