and search 162-174, plenty of VA still in that band as well
Opening date has already been delayed to March 2025. Technically a "clinic". VA medical facilities seem to not fall a pattern for frequencies they use in the 162-174 and 406-420 MHz bands with both security and paging frequencies.
and if a Clinic vs a Hospital Complex they might even have contract Security vs VA Police who may make a periodic patrol
Or, if there is a V.A. medical center nearby with police, they may have a "detachment" at the clinic.
The Spotsylvania facility is large with nearest VA hospital about 40 or so miles away. Although named a clinic, it is bigger than many hospitals.
www.va.gov
You can narrow the UHF range somewhat to improve scanning performance. NTIA Redbook 4.3.9 says 406.1125-410.9875 are repeater TX and 411.0000 through 415.1000 are unpaired (likely direct). The repeater inputs are 415.1125-419.9875, and probably won't yield much. Ranges shown in the tables are actually slightly wider, including the channels +/- 3.125 kHz from the ends for 6.25 kHz very-narrow channels (e.g., repeater TX are 406.109375-410.990625).
True - however there are still many exemptions and Legacy Nets Operating outside of the NTIA Band Plans - Best to search the entire 400-420 band
Chances are they will be using the frequencies of the Richmond VA Medical Center, Its a satellite Health Care Clinic under Richmond. The HCCs dont have their own police or maintenance and utilize their main VAMC services (in this case Richmond). The officers at the Fredericksburg HCC would be officers from the Richmond VA. I was a senior manager and Project Manager and later Assistant Director of another VA HCC once it opened. I worked with the VA Police Chief and was very involved with how things work. I was with VA Engineering at a VAMC in Virginia before that for 12 years.
Only if Richmond VAPD is using a statewide trunked system. Richmond and Fredericksburg are about 60 miles apart; too far to be able to talk to each other, but too close to be able to reuse the same frequencies. Our VAMC uses a standalone VHF system, and we talk to our officers at the satellite HCC 60 miles away via the statewide trunked system.
