alberta rcmp frequencies

[Guest]

Just wondering if anyone had the RCMP frequencies for alberta, preferably southern or province wide. I cant find them anywhere.

 

[DX-300]

On the main page, click on RR Database, then click on Canada then click Alberta, and the RCMP frequencies are listed under Alberta Wide. 8)

 

[Jay911]

Just wondering if anyone had the RCMP frequencies for alberta, preferably southern or province wide. I cant find them anywhere.

I've posted them all in http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&aid=678

The towns listed in the comments field on that page are the ones closest to me that use those channels. Many other towns may be on there, but they're so far away that there's no chance of crosstalk.

While RCMP licenses won't be present in the TAFL database, here's an interesting tidbit - some fire departments and other emergency services which are licensed to use the RCMP frequencies (to talk to the police members) have those frequencies listed in the TAFL. Using that, you may be able to extrapolate who's using which channels.

 

[Guest]

Alberta RCMP freqs

Go ahead and add 155.08 to the list as a tactical channel. I was listening to dispatch and a constable have a simplex conversation on this frequency while in Stoney Plains recently.

 

[SCPD]

The frequency referenced above is actually 155.085 and is the INPUT to the repeater they use in Stony Plain.

Nice try as far as finding a secret RCMP frequency, but not this time.

 

[Liquid_Knight]

help

I've posted them all in http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&aid=678

The towns listed in the comments field on that page are the ones closest to me that use those channels. Many other towns may be on there, but they're so far away that there's no chance of crosstalk.

While RCMP licenses won't be present in the TAFL database, here's an interesting tidbit - some fire departments and other emergency services which are licensed to use the RCMP frequencies (to talk to the police members) have those frequencies listed in the TAFL. Using that, you may be able to extrapolate who's using which channels.

hi alot of towns are posted there but i noticed Fort.McMurray is not and that is the one i am looking for can someone help thanks

 

[Jay911]

hi alot of towns are posted there but i noticed Fort.McMurray is not and that is the one i am looking for can someone help thanks

Your best bet would be to program in all the RCMP frequencies in the list, and then when you find out which one is in use, submit an update to the database so we can add it.

 

[SCPD]

The frequency referenced above is actually 155.085 and is the INPUT to the repeater they use in Stony Plain.

Nice try as far as finding a secret RCMP frequency, but not this time.

I don't think an actual RCMP radio is programmed this way. Simplex on an input channel with no tone. I suspect it could be a community watch or local bylaw radio

 

[Liquid_Knight]

i have found the rcmp channel in Fort.McMurray

Your best bet would be to program in all the RCMP frequencies in the list, and then when you find out which one is in use, submit an update to the database so we can add it.

the rcmp channel in Fort.McMurray is 155.860 this chanel is used for rcmp,bylaw enforcement and sherrif they all run off the edmonton office and is also used for the 911 calls they are all relayed to the chanel i have just listed above 155.860 hope this helps everyone