Gatlinburg/Sevier County Advice

[nashscan]

Hey Guys. If you are planning to monitor the Gatlinburg area anytime soon, here's a tip. There are four main PD's

1) Sevier County Sheriff
2) Sevierville PD
3) Pigeon Forge PD
4) Gatlinburg PD.

All four of these agencies are constantly busy. There was even a short police chase this weekend that I heard within 15 minutes of arriving in the area.

When programming your scanner for this area, keep in mind to tag 460.075 as the Seveirville Police Dept main dispatch, and NOT Gatlinburg PD ops. This will clear up some confusion for you.

 

[matthewtomek]

Hey Guys. If you are planning to monitor the Gatlinburg area anytime soon, here's a tip. There are four main PD's

1) Sevier County Sheriff
2) Sevierville PD
3) Pigeon Forge PD
4) Gatlinburg PD.

All four of these agencies are constantly busy. There was even a short police chase this weekend that I heard within 15 minutes of arriving in the area.

When programming your scanner for this area, keep in mind to tag 460.075 as the Seveirville Police Dept main dispatch, and NOT Gatlinburg PD ops. This will clear up some confusion for you.

What is the FD set-up like??

 

[regression]

Thanks, I will be there the first week of June. I have been going through the RadioRefernce database to collect all the frequencies listed. Was that your main source of frequencies?

Thanks,
David

 

[tennesseefreq]

Fire set up is like the data base has each dept has its own frequency except Wears Valley vol fire dept and Waldens Creek vol fire dept share a repeater on 154.1750 PL tone of 203.5 . Half the county uses UHF the other half uses VHF
Seymour Fire tone set are
EMS 584.8 Hz, 617.4 Hz followed by a long 1000 Hz tone
Fire and all other calls are 584.8 Hz, 726.8 Hz followed by a warble tone

 

[matthewtomek]

Fire set up is like the data base has each dept has its own frequency except Wears Valley vol fire dept and Waldens Creek vol fire dept share a repeater on 154.1750 PL tone of 203.5 . Half the county uses UHF the other half uses VHF
Seymour Fire tone set are
EMS 584.8 Hz, 617.4 Hz followed by a long 1000 Hz tone
Fire and all other calls are 584.8 Hz, 726.8 Hz followed by a warble tone

Thanks, I'll probably be back that way the first of next year. Had a good trip there earlier this year.

 

[motoapco25]

Make sure you try The Old Mill resturant i go there 2 times a year and go eat there at least twice each trip

 

[matthewtomek]

Make sure you try The Old Mill resturant i go there 2 times a year and go eat there at least twice each trip

I will. I went to the Dixie Stampede last trip. That was pretty good.

 

[EZlistener]

Sevier County fire?

Sevierville City Fire: 453.3875/141.3
Wears Valley VFD: 154.175/203.5
Waldens Creek VFD: 154.175/?
Fireground for Waldens Creek & Wears Valley: 154.250
Gatlinburg City Fire: 453.550/? & 453.850/?
Northview VFD: 154.175
Northview Fire Paging: 154.445/073
Pigeon Forge Fire (Dispatch): 154.175
Pigeon Forge Fire (Fireground): 154.250
Pigeon Forge Fire (?): 154.295
Pittman Centre Fire: 460.575 (CSQ)
Sevier County Fire: 460.625/203.5

Ditto for the Old Mill Restaurant. Be sure to try the corn chowder.

 

[EZlistener]

Gatlinburg 37.26

BTW, Gatlinburg still operates a low band system on 37.26, which used to be a nearly universal freq for law enforcement in Tenn. G'burg has their public works on it, can't remember their PL tone.

 

[n4yek]

Use this listing, it will give you all the freqs you want.
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&ctid=2505

As for the 37.26 mhz low band freq, I don't know who in the city is using it. We at the
wastewater plant use Nextel phones for communications.
Danny
N4YEK

 

[motoapco25]

Ditto for the Old Mill Restaurant. Be sure to try the corn chowder.

Anyone willing to drop a gallon or two off in nashville lol