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ctadam12 said:
S is supervisor from what I know.
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ctadam12 said:
From: The Wisconsin Scanning Home Page
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/lab/7646/MPD.htm
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This will explain what the frequency is used for.
The Fire Bells are a civic minded, community based group of volunteers who provide immediate shelter for displaced victims of fire and rehabiliation services for fire fighters, law enforcement, and EMS personnel while they battle and overhaul fires throughout Southeast Wisconsin.
The Fire Bells are a civic minded, community based group of volunteers who provide immediate shelter for displaced victims of fire and rehabiliation services for fire fighters, law enforcement, and EMS personnel while they battle and overhaul fires throughout Southeast Wisconsin.
They are not to active tho,I am guessing because most Milwaukee Co Depts have their own people bring stuff to drink and eat. Seems like the ESU mostly goes to Milwaukee Fires 3 alarm or more. Red Cross provides shelter to victims in Milwaukee County and respond to pretty much all house and apartment fires when the FD decides occupants can't stay there.
Racine Firebells are VERY active in Racine,Kenosha & Walworth County and give excellent size ups and other info over the air.
Milwaukee Red Cross 462.075 (179.9)
Racine Firebells 151.130 (167.9)
Racine Firebells are VERY active in Racine,Kenosha & Walworth County and give excellent size ups and other info over the air.
Milwaukee Red Cross 462.075 (179.9)
Racine Firebells 151.130 (167.9)
Patrol car letters
The "S" is most likely school squads.
"AW" is Avenues West- the area around State Street near Marquette University.
"T" is for the Tactical Enforcement Units
and of course a plain ol' # is the district of the patrol.
"M" is the only one I don't have a clue about so if anyone knows, please respond!
The "S" is most likely school squads.
"AW" is Avenues West- the area around State Street near Marquette University.
"T" is for the Tactical Enforcement Units
and of course a plain ol' # is the district of the patrol.
"M" is the only one I don't have a clue about so if anyone knows, please respond!
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mkescan said:
Milwaukee Fire Bell is a MFD based unit staffed by civilian voluteers. They are on 3rds and above in Milwaukee and now on most MABAS Div 107 cards some where between the box and 3rd alarm, depends on the dept and card.
The radio used to be much more active on a regular basis but they pay for airtime so they use it very little when there are no calls for them.
They tend to use the simplex "talk around" when on scene rather than the repeater.
milscan said:
I think that was for "Metro" cars...I think. What "metro" means, beats me.
nslt204
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Metro cars are what used to be Dist 1. They are citywide units.stateboy said:
Like the rest of MPD isn't citywide.
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