Nwbcd

[SCPD]

Anyone have the frequencies for Northwest Bergen Central Dispatch??

There PL seems to have changed from 123.0 to 167.9 and their input as well.

thanks,

res148cue@optonline.net

 

[onsceno]

the only change has been to the pd-1 freq on 158.73 (glen rock and ridgewood pd's) with a pl of 167.9 now...... ridgewood pd-3 aka tac is 153.785 dpl 365. fire is still the same on 154.31 pl 123.0

changes have been in effect for atleast a year at this point

 

[Alarmguy]

Yes they have changed the PL from 123.0 to 167.9 for quite sometime now. I believe their input freq is a 7.5 split freq. Fire 2 is 154.2650 123.0 and Ridgewood Emergency services uses the Tac channel and 158.8950 123.0

 

[onsceno]

not sure what you're listening to, but ridgewood pd tac is spen 4 w/ the dpl as i posted....... what do they use that 158.895 for?????

 

[Alarmguy]

158.8950 123.0 is Ridgewood Emergency Services Unit www.ridgewood911.org
They use that as their primary frequency and the TAC channel 153.7850 D365 that you mentioned also.

 

[SCPD]

I found the input for NWBCD, it's 151.4525.

 

[railtrailbiker]

Ridgewood Emergency Services and OEM also operate on 472.375, CTCSS 156.7.

In addition, a mobile fireground repeater is now operating on 470.650, CTCSS 136.5. The mobile repeater is located in "Car 38," the on-duty FD tour commander's vehicle. It repeats all traffic broadcast on 154.310, CTCSS 123.0.

A fixed location fireground repeater also operates on 470.650, CTCSS 136.5 from The Valley Hospital. The fixed location repeater is not crossbanded with VHF.

Many units are also capable of operating on 470.650 simplex.

 

[Alarmguy]

Ridgewood Emergency Services and OEM also operate on 472.375, CTCSS 156.7.

In addition, a mobile fireground repeater is now operating on 470.650, CTCSS 136.5. The mobile repeater is located in "Car 38," the on-duty FD tour commander's vehicle. It repeats all traffic broadcast on 154.310, CTCSS 123.0.

A fixed location fireground repeater also operates on 470.650, CTCSS 136.5 from The Valley Hospital. The fixed location repeater is not crossbanded with VHF.

Many units are also capable of operating on 470.650 simplex.

I hear them refer to 472.3750 156.7 as CITF-1 or OEM 1
I have heard them use 470.6500 136.5 in simplex mode. I was not aware that 38 had a pyramid/PAC-RT type mobile repeater for 154.3100 123.0

 

[BNN987]

I am part of Ridgewood Emergency Services and yes OEM-1 is part of the CITF/OEM for Bergen County. I am not sure on the frequencies but we use OEM-2 (simplex of OEM 1), OEM-3 (cross band of 154.310) and Tac A-H. We also use the vhf frequencies that were stated prior to my post which is our "ES Channel". OEM-1 is on a repeater and can be heard all over the county. Central Dispatch also monitors them.

If anyone has any questions on frequency changes or operations of NWBCD in Ridgewood, NJ feel free to ask me.

Kevin Goralski
Metro Fire Radio 891
Breaking News Network 987
Ridgewood Emergency Services
NWBCD

 

[BFIFM790]

Kevin makes some interesting points here...

Anyone know the frequencies for Ridgewood Tac A - H ??

The VHF frequencies used by Ridgewood Emergency Services??

Ridgewood FD's Command Channel frequency??

Any help would be appreciated

Thank you

 

[jaymatt1978]

The frequencies are here:http://www.bergenscanner.com/municipal#ridgewood

Thhe command frequency is: 154.4750 but I haven't been able to- confirm it!