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Now requesting Tanker 07 from Grand Junction to respond to BJC (Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport), fill up, and assist at the fire. This on USFS Flight Following 168.65; 163.1 also being used. The air tanker freqs listed on Denver Radio Scanner News dated 6-29 should be good to add to your scanner, too.
 

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Radio Reference is a great resource. Just listening to Air Attack on 127.3250 and watching from a parking structure in Downtown Boulder during my lunch.
 

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Also add DTRS to the mix with Boulder County EOC on 9107.

Also Boulder Mountain Fire's Fireground 9111 for their operations and tactical coordination.

Been hearing this all day on the Gunbarrel site at work.
 

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Here's my list of the VHF stuff from today:

RED 1 - various, see db, FIRE DISPATCH
RED 3 - 154.415, TAC
RED 4 - 153.830, TAC
RED 5 - 153.950, TAC
RED 6 - 154.370, FIRE COMMAND
RED 7 - 155.850, TAC
VTAC11 - 151.1375, TAC
VTAC13 - 158.7375, TAC
VTAC14 - 159.4725, TAC
COUNTY PARKS - 154.800, TAC
CSFS TAC 2 - 151.340, TAC
VTAC17 - 161.850, Started the day as FIRE COMMAND, but had problems and was taken down this evening
GREEN - various, see db, LAW COMMAND
YELLOW 2 - 155.925, TAC
COPPER - 155.805, TAC
SWAT - ***.***, TAC

FTC PORTABLE REPEATER - 167.1375, only heard a few key ups with PL 88.5 and 91.5 yesterday
USFS LOGISTICS - 163.100
AIR NET - 168.550
ZONE 5 A/A - 127.325
TANKER BASE - 123.975
A/G - 171.525
ROOSEVELT NET - 169.175

I didn't listen to all the local FD's Fireground/TAC channels, but they were active yesterday and I assume today as well.

Post if I missed anything.

-Brian
 
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Here's my list of the VHF stuff from today:

RED 1 - various, see db, FIRE DISPATCH
RED 3 - 154.415, TAC
RED 4 - 153.830, TAC
RED 5 - 153.950, TAC
RED 6 - 154.370, FIRE COMMAND
RED 7 - 155.850, TAC
VTAC11 - 151.1375, TAC
VTAC13 - 158.7375, TAC
VTAC14 - 159.4725, TAC
COUNTY PARKS - 154.800, TAC
CSFS TAC 2 - 151.340, TAC
VTAC17 - 161.850, Started the day as FIRE COMMAND, but had problems and was taken down this evening
GREEN - various, see db, LAW COMMAND
YELLOW 2 - 155.925, TAC
COPPER - 155.805, TAC
SWAT - ***.***, TAC

FTC PORTABLE REPEATER - 167.1375, only heard a few key ups with PL 88.5 and 91.5 yesterday
USFS LOGISTICS - 163.100
AIR NET - 168.550
ZONE 5 A/A - 127.325
TANKER BASE - 123.975
A/G - 171.525
ROOSEVELT NET - 169.175

I didn't listen to all the local FD's Fireground/TAC channels, but they were active yesterday and I assume today as well.

Post if I missed anything.

-Brian
Denver Fire and Aurora Fire on 8TAC94D
 

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92 houses destroyed and 8 damaged throughout fire area so far.

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Todd Richardson's T-2 IMT took over at 1800 tonight.
Jim Thomas' T-1 IMT inbriefs at 1000 Wednesday morning.
 

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Todd Richardson's T-2 IMT took over at 1800 tonight.
Jim Thomas' T-1 IMT inbriefs at 1000 Wednesday morning.

Should we expect a shift to the NIFC frequencies with this transition? I assume at least some additional radios are showing up which means yes.

-Brian
 

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UPDATE: Boulder sheriff Joe Pelle confirms the Boulder wildfire was ignited around 10 a.m. yesterday after an automobile ran into a propane tank.

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Yesturday there was somebody at a roadblock with a stuck mic like for hours and you could here him talking to the people tell them the road was closed but he was telling people a RV either hit a propane tank or rolled over on one. Learned alot about the fire from a stuck mic lol
 

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Yesturday there was somebody at a roadblock with a stuck mic like for hours and you could here him talking to the people tell them the road was closed but he was telling people a RV either hit a propane tank or rolled over on one. Learned alot about the fire from a stuck mic lol

FOXNews.com - Thousands Flee, Dozens of Homes Destroyed in Colorado Wildfire

Those bark beetles are a real problem all over it seems. My Bro visits Red Feather Lakes near Fort Collins and the same problem exists there.
 
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Should we expect a shift to the NIFC frequencies with this transition?
At a minimum I would expect some new tac chs and a cmd channel on NIRSC frequencies. One reason for a regional or national IMT is to get your local resources back in service for day to day events and that includes radio frequencies. The local radio frequencies are often discussed at the inbriefing. Usually locals need all of their chs back except for interop chs. Boulder may be in a better position ch wise to leave a cmd ch on one of their reapeated chs. I'd be searching for quite a few new tac chs starting with today's first operational period (especially with as many Divisions as they seemed to be using yesterday).

I would hope that the T-2 COML and the T-1 COML have already been talking with each other and that there wouldn't be much of a change or no change in the 205 when the T-1 takes over. Ideally, the COMTs will stay the same and will already have installed and programmed what the T-1 COML is going to want. According to the roster, the COML is coming from California.
 

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I have put together a bunch of resources at All Hazards: Colorado Wild Fire Resources for tracking the fire, including maps, links to the Inciweb site and of course a link to the RR live audio feeds. Let me know if there is something else I should add. It's kind of hard to find good wildfire resources - the NIFC is a bit obtuse I find
 

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New for this morning:

168.2000, TAC
168.3500, TAC
166.6125, COMMAND 4 RPT
164.1375, TAC4
168.0500, TAC1

-Brian
 
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122.225 reported as an air to air victor frequency.
 

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Add 171.1375 for A/G and 168.7000 for COMMAND 1 RPT

-Brian

Also add these:

164.1000 ARF WORK
166.6875, A/G
168.6000, TAC3
166.7750, INT TAC2

All the local fire channels are still being used from time to time and law enforcement is still exclusively on their channels (GREEN, YELLOW2, COPPER, SWAT).

-Brian
 
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