COLUMBUS AREA SERVICE FREQS

[Colin9690]

Hi,

We got a good amount of snow yesterday, and I was searching my PRO-93's banks to pick up some local service freqs, like snowplows and salt trucks. I picked up Worthington Service on 155.82, and Delaware County Engineer on 159.12 (i think). Does anyone know of any other active service freqs in Franklin or Delaware Counties?

Thanks,
Colin

 

[sopranosno1]

columbus service freqs

try radioscanning.wox.org site. tom swishers page at aosc.org, click on links.

 

[Colin9690]

Thanks, those sites help a little.

 

[mmartinfan]

a good amount? like 1/2 an inch!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: ha ha try upstate NY where I'm from! Every morning we woke up with 5 or 6 inches of new snow!. Every fall the fire department went around and put 10 foot stakes on the fire plugs and it was the home owners that dug the plugs out!

Now thats a good amount! not a 1/2 inch :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[FPO703]

1/2 inch of snow is a light dusting. I currently have about a foot in my yard. My aunt who lives in Chardon (read SNOW BELT) had at least 2-3 feet in her yard.

 

[Colin9690]

A good amount as in the most ive seen so far. I guess i was exaggerating a little. :lol:

 

[radioscan]

1/2 inch of snow is a light dusting. I currently have about a foot in my yard. My aunt who lives in Chardon (read SNOW BELT) had at least 2-3 feet in her yard.

A good reason why I live in southwestern Ohio. :wink:
Although they are calling for 10 - 12 inches from
Wednesday Morning through Thursday evening for here :shock:

Oh well! This will be a great opportunity to stay inside and confirm
those snow removal frequencies.


Mark

 

[mjw357]

For ODOT communications (snowplows), try 47.30, for State Patrol try 44.94 and 45.26.

 

[FPO703]

for State Patrol try 44.94 and 45.26.

Try MARCS. OSP is no longer using low-band in Central Ohio

Also, I heard that the Columbus ODOT yards are using 47.22 and the other outlying yards are using 47.300