adamfancher
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It seems that DEEP badge numbers follow the 66xx-69xx 4-digit format. I am noticing that there are some officers who give a 3-digit badge number wihout the leading 6. Is the 6 implied in these cases?
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doctordialtone
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adamfancher
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Thanks Doc!
doctordialtone
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No problem
Some of the 3 digit designator also start with 7 or 9.
Not sure if this means anything or not.
Some of the 3 digit designator also start with 7 or 9.
Not sure if this means anything or not.
sefrischling
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That is correct.
They only use the extra 6 when they’re talking on non-deep talkgroups, like troop L for example.
600 numbers are Encon, 900 is hazmat, I believe 700 is park rangers
600 numbers are Encon, 900 is hazmat, I believe 700 is park rangers
and there are still a couple of the old timers who use 2 digit on the DEEP radios.
This is what I have gathered over the years. Some guesses, most confirmed:
1xx - Park maintainer staff/supervisors
3xx - Lifeguard staff/supervisors
4xx - Forestry (not very many)
5xx - Park Rangers (new early 2021)
6xx - EnCon officers (as mentioned, 66xx on non DEEP TGs)
7xx - Seasonal Patrol Officer
8xx - RadCon
9xx - Hazmat
This is what I have gathered over the years. Some guesses, most confirmed:
1xx - Park maintainer staff/supervisors
3xx - Lifeguard staff/supervisors
4xx - Forestry (not very many)
5xx - Park Rangers (new early 2021)
6xx - EnCon officers (as mentioned, 66xx on non DEEP TGs)
7xx - Seasonal Patrol Officer
8xx - RadCon
9xx - Hazmat
adamfancher
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Awesome, thanks so much guys!
600 are the Game wardens there not the same as Enconn police
According to CT, En Con officer is the current name for wardens. Environmental Conservation Police Officers
doctordialtone
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Thanks for finding that.
I monitor them every day and I thought they were more than "Game Wardens".
oh ok they must have changed it
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