Restored radio frequency to help in disaster
EFFINGHAM — Members of the Effingham County 911 Board last week approved the restoration of a previously used radio frequency for multi-county mutual-aid ambulance communications.
www.effinghamdailynews.com
This may be
155.220 | WRPV635 | BM | 371 DPL | EffCo EMS Disp | EMS | FMN | EMS Dispatch | |
155.220 | WRPV635 | BM | 192.8 PL | EffCo EMS Local | EMS: Local | FMN | EMS-Tac |
or the old Sheriff repeater? (the article notes: the radio frequency had been used in previous years by the Effingham County Sheriff)
It doesn't mention repeater in the article, and could just be referring to the Sheriff Dispatch center.
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EFFINGHAM — Members of the Effingham County 911 Board last week approved the restoration of a previously used radio frequency for multi-county mutual-aid ambulance communications.
Tina Daniels, 911 system administrator and communications director for the Effingham County Sheriff’s Office, said the radio frequency had been used in previous years by the Effingham County Sheriff’s Office.
Her proposal requires the current antenna that broadcasts the frequency be raised higher on the radio tower and the frequency be reinstalled on the 911 radio console.
“The frequency is used by the surrounding counties’ ambulance companies and it would be good if we had a disaster in Effingham County and needed mutual aid from other ambulance companies,” Daniels said.
She said she had a bid of $3,024 to raise the antenna and $660 to reinstall the frequency on the 911 emergency radio console.
Board member David Budde asked if that was the only antenna that needed to be moved up the tower.
“That’s what I’ve been told,” said Daniels.