Grafton County Police Dept's

[LPD7]

I have a list of ID's for Grafton County, can i have some help please, with whats right and what needs to be Taken off/Added please?

Grafton County Sheriff (154.7700R P25)
76-X Alexandria
70-X Bath
41-X Bristol
74-X Easton
44-X Franconia
60-X Grafton
67-X Hebron
50-X Rumney
47-X Sugar Hill
68-X Thornton
38-X Waterville Valley
219-X Lyme
300-X Monroe
520-X Woodstock
700-X Orford
800-Piermont
1609-X Bethlehem

Plymouth Police (154.7550R P25)
11-XX Ashland Police
12-XX Bristol Police
13-XX Campton Police
14-XX Holderness Police
15-XX Plymouth Police
16-XX University of Plymouth Campus Police

Lebanon Police Dispatch (155.7075R P25)
Canaan Police
Enfield Police

Haverhill Police (155.0400R P25)
Haverhill
Woodsville?????

Lebanon Police (155.2500R P25)
Lebanon Police

Hanover Police (155.5950R P25)
Hanover Police
Plainfield Police

Lincoln Police (155.1900S P25/Analog)
Lincoln Police

Littleton Police (155.3100R P25)
Littleton Police


Thanks for the help!!

 

[drumbumer]

Rumney call signs are in the 1700's. For example the Rumney police chief is 1701.

Also, Bridgewater public safety is dispatched by Plymouth. Their call signs are in the 19-00's.

 

[LPD7]

Humm, i have never Herd Bridgewater on Plymouth, but you probably listen to PPD alot, so i wont Question that.

For the Info!!!!

 

[drumbumer]

Bridgewater really isn't on the air that much. I guess because it is a small community. All I ever really hear is their chief (19-01) and a couple of their part-timers (19-30's)

 

[tbone9597]

I am a little confused by the call signs for Plymouth Dispatch. Rumney is dispatched by Plymouth using the call signs of 1700's?

 

[drumbumer]

Sorry for the confusion. Rumeny was dispatch by Plymouth in the past. When Grafton County Sherrif's upgraded to digital APCO-25 Rumney switched over to Grafton. They did this because they could get better radio coverage under the Grafton County digital signal (any one who has worked out in that area knows how sketchy radio coverage can be analog or digital).

When Rumney was dispatched by Plymouth analog years ago they operated under the 17-00 call signs. When they switched to the new Grafton County Digital channel they just kept their old calls signs they used with Plymouth.

So, Rumney is currently dispatched by Grafton County using the 17-00 call signs.

I hope that cleared up the confusion, or maybe it just made it more so

Also, I hear that Rumney is interested in coming back to Plymouth dispatch since Plymouth has now gone digital.

 

[tbone9597]

Okay I see now and thank you for clearing up the confusion.

 

[LPD7]

Also, I hear that Rumney is interested in coming back to Plymouth dispatch since Plymouth has now gone digital.

The P25 is Sucking them right in, i bet with the Plymouth PD there is less radio Traffic, but on the GCSO System, you can only hear operations on that Repeater, like South East is in Plymouth, South West is in Hanove, and The North is in Franconia

 

[Asmitty0010]

Missing from the List is Lisbon PD. They also have their own channel which is analog - i believe this is the only one GCSO dispatches that isn't P25. 154.980.

Also, Lisbon PD call signs are 5-0, 5-1, 5-2, 5-3, and so on. I don't think they have more then 6 officers. Part time officers use a call sign with a letter attached to it. i.e. 5-4-G

Littleton PD's call signs are 4-9

i.e. 4-9-1, 4-9-4, 4-9-5 etc.

LPD7 is correct. The GCSO repeater system is spread throughtout the county so depending where you are, you'll hear different units. The locations are:

A repeater - Cannon mountain, Franconia
B repeater - Moose mountain, Hanover
C repeater - Tenney mountain, Groton NH

http://www.cannonmt.com/images/potd/cannon_tower.jpg -

* pic of the cannon repeater. GCSO shares this tower with a number of other agencies such as Troop F and Twin State Fire link to name a few

 

[n1das]

I have a list of ID's for Grafton County, can i have some help please, with whats right and what needs to be Taken off/Added please?

Grafton County Sheriff (154.7700R P25)

Lebanon Police Dispatch (155.7075R P25)
Canaan Police
Enfield Police

Haverhill Police (155.0400R P25)
Haverhill
Woodsville?????

Lebanon Police (155.2500R P25)
Lebanon Police

Hanover Police (155.5950R P25)
Hanover Police
Plainfield Police

GCSO still has analog capability on the repeaters w/PL136.5 on the repeater outputs, IIRC.

Hanover NH now dispatches for Enfield and Canaan on 155.7075. It's kind of a weird arrangement.
Each has a remote base in their town. Hanover dispatch is connected to each remote base. Lebanon dispatch is also still connected.

Enfield 155.7075 P25 and analog w/PL156.7
Canaan 155.7075 P25 and analog w/PL141.3

Hanover 155.595 simplex (not repeaterized) P25 and analog w/PL141.3. Hanover also has 159.030 (simplex) P25 and analog w/PL141.3.

Plainfield 155.595 (simplex) P25 and analog w/PL141.3, dispatched by Hanover.

The lay of the land in the CT River valley makes Hanover's signal shoot down the valley to Plainfield. Hanover hears Plainfield units better than Lebanon does even though Lebanon is closer. The hills that line the CT River valley in NH get in the way.