Delaware County Analog Paging

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gaushouse1

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Does Delaware County still use 154.19 for all fire and EMS pages?: in addition each station has their own Station Alerting talkgroup: I do hear very little pages on 154.19 but on Delaware County (OH) - The RadioReference Wiki it says "All dispatching is on the DELCOM talkgroup as well as 154.190 MHz" and this site was updated recently on 16 October 2024. 154.19 license is valid until 2031.
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Does Delaware County still use 154.19 for all fire and EMS pages?: in addition each station has their own Station Alerting talkgroup: I do hear very little pages on 154.19 but on Delaware County (OH) - The RadioReference Wiki it says "All dispatching is on the DELCOM talkgroup as well as 154.190 MHz" and this site was updated recently on 16 October 2024. 154.19 license is valid until 2031.
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Nope. Only the county’s part-time/ volunteer fire departments are actually paged out. Specifically Radnor, Scioto Township, Porter-Kingston, and Elm Valley.

The wiki relies on user contributions. So nobody has updated it. It’s been this way for quite a while.
 

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Nope. Only the county’s part-time/ volunteer fire departments are actually paged out. Specifically Radnor, Scioto Township, Porter-Kingston, and Elm Valley.

The wiki relies on user contributions. So nobody has updated it. It’s been this way for quite a while
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