155.670 MHZ licking county ohio fire ???

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There is nothing licensed in Licking county for 155.6700.
Closest two are Ashland County Sheriff or Kettering PD.
 

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its a fire channel because they set the tones out on it. a housefire the other day they responded to on that freq. licking co fd units multi-aid is what was toned along with a small town in licking county fire dept.
 

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The link above lists the repeater on 155.6700 that is licensed to National Trails Fire Department
 

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I heard it the other day, although what I heard was Hamilton Township fire in Franklin County. Hamilton Township is dispatched by Franklin County Sheriff.

I don't see anything in Franklin county on that frequency on RadioReference. I tried the FCC GenMen, but I can't figure out how to work it.

I'd be interested to know what this is. 'Cause now we got 2 people that heard somethin' wierd.
 

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It's probably repeating traffic from 33.9800 & 33.8600. Isn't Hamilton Twp on 33.860, also?
 

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FPO703 said:
It's probably repeating traffic from 33.9800 & 33.8600. Isn't Hamilton Twp on 33.860, also?

That's got to be it. I hadn't thought of that.

National Trails fire department must be the ones. Odd thing is that I live in Union County. Quite a haul for that signal!
 
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