Milford on 39.5000?

[mbstone99]

Does anyone know if Milford still uses 39.5000 and what tone they use? The reason why I am asking is that I heard some skip a couple days ago from the NE US. I cross referenced the address I have and checked it against the FCC ULS database. The one that comes up that it's most likely is Milford but I have found no reference of a tone that they use and want to see if the one that they use is what I heard. If anyone could help me it would be appreciated. Thanks.

Matt

 

[jeffmarshall911]

Yes, for Department of Public Works. Should be 136.5. This Freq used to be heavily used by all area DPWs but that's changed over the years.

/Jeff

 

[mbstone99]

Yes, for Department of Public Works. Should be 136.5. This Freq used to be heavily used by all area DPWs but that's changed over the years.

/Jeff

Hmm thanks for the reply but I was hearing what sounded like EMS Dispatch. I am still trying to hunt it down. I am not sure if it's coming out of NH or another state.

Matt

 

[ecps92]

Someone in Dispatch could have keyed up on the wrong channel or multiple channels at the time of Disp [not uncommon], any address to back-check via google/earth ?

Hmm thanks for the reply but I was hearing what sounded like EMS Dispatch. I am still trying to hunt it down. I am not sure if it's coming out of NH or another state.

Matt

 

[mbstone99]

Someone in Dispatch could have keyed up on the wrong channel or multiple channels at the time of Disp [not uncommon], any address to back-check via google/earth ?

I have heard them a couple times when the skip was rolling in from the Northeast. I have a couple addresses and tried to cross reference them but none of them all match one place that the FCC license matches.

Matt

 

[jeffmarshall911]

Sorry, yes DPW freq is commonly simulcast for EMS and Fire dispatches - both for the town employees that may volunteer for either department as well as any road work that may be occurring in the way of the responding units.