CHP

[KD7JVRinAZ]

Going to Anaheim Resort from Phoenix in May. Wondering which freqs (Offices) are on our route.

All I'm interested is CHP. Can anybody help me?

US-95 to 1150 Magic Way

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[vagrant]

CHP Office Map

I've touched up the map I was working on a few weeks ago, and it is available for all at CHP KML Corrections welcome.

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California Highway Patrol (CHP) (California) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for California Highway Patrol (CHP) (California)

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[scannerboy02]

Don't forget the 700MHz VRS frequencies. You can add an alert tone to those channels and when the alert sounds you will know a unit is close to your location.

 

[markclark]

Here:

At California Border Red -"Indio" This is a very long stretch of I-10 covered by one channel and dispatched by Indio.
"About" West of I-10 and 91 Split Turquoise - San Bernardino Identifies as "Inland"
At the Riverside & Orange County Line Purple-"Santa Ana"
At the 57 and 91 interchange Gray-"Santa Ana"
Plug in the Blue frequencies for each Division such as Inland, Border, also write down each Area Office number; the first one, two, or three digits of the call sign are for each respective office radio identifier. Beat numbers are all over the place.
Most Border and the Inland frquencies are repeated so, no need to plug in the moble. Indio is not repeated so you want to plug in the mobile side of the Red channel. Good luck; have a great trip.

 

[KD7JVRinAZ]

Here:

At California Border Red -"Indio" This is a very long stretch of I-10 covered by one channel and dispatched by Indio.
"About" West of I-10 and 91 Split Turquoise - San Bernardino Identifies as "Inland"
At the Riverside & Orange County Line Purple-"Santa Ana"
At the 57 and 91 interchange Gray-"Santa Ana"
Plug in the Blue frequencies for each Division such as Inland, Border, also write down each Area Office number; the first one, two, or three digits of the call sign are for each respective office radio identifier. Beat numbers are all over the place.
Most Border and the Inland frquencies are repeated so, no need to plug in the moble. Indio is not repeated so you want to plug in the mobile side of the Red channel. Good luck; have a great trip.

We will be taking I-10 to SR57 as we have to make at stop in Upland. So which CHP offices handle those areas?

 

[ki6qfi]

Baldwin Park and Rancho Cucamonga CHP offices handle those areas.