Coconino County Sheriff frequencies.

[marlin39a]

I’ve programmed all the listed frequencies, and am receiving nothing. I’m using a BC895XLT, and it works fine. Has the CCSO gone to a new system?

 

[cellphone]

I was there about 3 weeks ago, and the VHF frequencies were alive and well for Coconino County Sheriff. I can't imagine things have changed that quickly, but you never know these days. The DB should be current unless there was a major change in the last few weeks.

 

[marlin39a]

I can’t post the link, but a search on the web now comes up with a trucked system.

 

[cellphone]

Flagstaff PD, Fire and city services are on a trunked system.

Flagstaff, NAU and ASU (Northern Arizona University and Arizona State University) Trunking System, Flagstaff, Phoenix, Tempe, Arizona

Flagstaff, NAU and ASU (Northern Arizona University and Arizona State University) Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

Sheriff is still VHF analog (last verified about 3 weeks ago).

Coconino County, Arizona (AZ) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Coconino County, Arizona (AZ)

www.radioreference.com

 

[marlin39a]

I see them analog, VHF, on radioreference. But they are dead air.

 

[marlin39a]

Coconino County Police Frequencies for Your Scanner | Police-Frequencies.com

Coconino County police frequencies are avilable here. Detect police activity in Coconino County. Program local police frequencies from Coconino County, Arizona into your scanner. Sorted by city.

www.police-frequencies.com

I only do analog here. Here is a link to the trucked system. Just asking if anyone local can verify.

 

[DonWetter]

I have not noticed anything different on the analog posted CCSO frequencies. I am listening to them now from my Northern AZ home location. Flag PD et al are on trunked system although I am not hearing that much NAU traffic for a while.

 

[doctordialtone]

Here is a link to the trucked system.

By the way, It's Trunked

Trunked radio system - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[marlin39a]

Don, what frequencies are you getting them on?

 

[DonWetter]

I usually listen to 155.49 and 155.835. I suggest not using any CTCSS tones due to the varied location of the repeaters . Perhaps you are missing transmissions due to your use of a repeater tone far from your location.

 

[GlobalNorth]

They were busy on analog last week when I was up there.

 

[marlin39a]

Got them in and scanning. We’ll see.

 

[KB7MIB]

Can you confirm that you can receive other active frequencies in your area? Fire departments, DPS, ADOT, AZ Game & Fish, Coconino (Prescott, Kaibab) National Forest, Hams, aircraft, businesses?
What antenna are you using? If it's outdoors, when was the last time you inspected it and the feedline? Do you have a volt-ohm meter or an antenna analyzer to test the coax and the antenna?

John
Peoria

 

[marlin39a]

Thanks, John. I get all of Yavapai County, Flagstaff DPS, Williams PD, GCR railroad. I used to get CCS, but no more.

 

[Paysonscanner]

I'm still picking them up in Payson on at least one repeater. No changes to that here.