Actually, every forest in California has an admin and a forest net, the Inyo being the only exception. The 2020 frequency guide I have shows the Lassen with both fire and admin. Both the Klamath and the Shasta-T have district or management area nets, the Shasta has 4 (all simplex with a remote base on each management unit) and the Klamath has 5, each with multiple repeaters. The Inyo has a north and a south net, which started out as a forest and admin net, but that forest is over 200 miles long so they found it necessary to break up the forest geographically. I guess being in dispatch was tough with only one net, traffic down by Mt. Whitney and the Kern Plateau getting covered by all the Mammoth traffic. I think that forest would have an admin net also, if they could afford it. They could also use a separate backcountry net. They already have a separate tactical for the backcountry, but some repeaters would help. The Inyo also has the BLM net, which is available as a command as the BLM people use the Inyo's system nearly all the time anyway. The Lake Tahoe Basin, the Klamath, the Cleveland and the San Bernardino don't show a service net in the guide, I remember when the San Berdo, the Angeles and the Cleveland all shared one. The Sequoia NF has 3 nets and a service net. Up in R6 (OR/WA) there are a lot of forests that have a net for each ranger district, some have 1-2 districts on a net for a total of 3 or more on each forest. There is a little of that up in Region 1 as well.
