The Criminal Investigation Unit may have been merged with the DA Squads to form the Criminal Investigations Squads, several DA's Offices have NYSP Investigators assigned to them. Also it appears that NYSP Troop M lists these locations: SP Rockaway, SP Bronx, SP Brooklyn, SP Staten Island, and Manhattan Station which I think is Wards Island. There also appears to be a NYC Airports assignment, troopers seen at LGA and Kennedy.
NYSP Identifiers
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TROOP NYC patrol vehicles are marked with 3Mxx. There are stations at various bridges.
Station Rockaway - Bklyn side of the Gil Horges - Marine Parkway Bridge.
Similar structures appear at the Bronx side of the Throggs Neck Bridge and in Staten Is. at the V.Z bridge.
The 3M vehicles are also doing traffic enforcement on major streets.
Troop cars (A to L) are the units detailed to secure the transportation hubs such as the airports.
Station Rockaway - Bklyn side of the Gil Horges - Marine Parkway Bridge.
Similar structures appear at the Bronx side of the Throggs Neck Bridge and in Staten Is. at the V.Z bridge.
The 3M vehicles are also doing traffic enforcement on major streets.
Troop cars (A to L) are the units detailed to secure the transportation hubs such as the airports.
Thanks! I have updated the Wikis for Troop L And NYC
Sorry for the bit OT ?, if I want to listen to the NYSP specifically on I-87, and there only, what do I have to listen to frequencies wise? I’ve done some searching and am a bit confused.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks guys.
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453.425 and 453.525 MHz with different PL's, depending on what zone of I-87
(or I-90).
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?aid=3019
If you are on I-87 north of Albany (aka Adirondack Northway) you will need to
listen to the local troop, not the above frequencies.
(or I-90).
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?aid=3019
If you are on I-87 north of Albany (aka Adirondack Northway) you will need to
listen to the local troop, not the above frequencies.
Erie County has some funky troop car id's that I've been hearing lately.....
A204, A202, and A99, they only identify as that, NOT 2A02/2A204/2A99, when others identify #A##....
these cars are all over the county, I hear them down in souther and norther Erie county, so I have no idea where they are based out of
also, missing off the wiki page is 2A88 usually in souther Erie county, i believe its just a trooper, not anything special (ie k9 unit)
A204, A202, and A99, they only identify as that, NOT 2A02/2A204/2A99, when others identify #A##....
these cars are all over the county, I hear them down in souther and norther Erie county, so I have no idea where they are based out of
also, missing off the wiki page is 2A88 usually in souther Erie county, i believe its just a trooper, not anything special (ie k9 unit)
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The #A8# units tend to be traffic enforcement. Many of them are high performance cars.
These identifiers are troop wide, i will double check on them again and add it to the wiki.
2A88 added to the wiki as "Traffic Enforcement". Thanks
Last September Troop A, Zone 2 Clarence moved from it's former station on Main st. in Clarence into the new Clarence public safety campus at 196 Trooper Kevin P. Dobson Way. Effectively becoming the new Troop A Zone 2 headquarters. The Boston station hasn't closed it's just no longer the Zone 2 hq.
The Clarence station is located a little over 30 miles to the North of the Boston station.
This would likely explain the "funky" identifiers in the area as of late due to the relocation.
The Clarence station is located a little over 30 miles to the North of the Boston station.
This would likely explain the "funky" identifiers in the area as of late due to the relocation.
I drive around a lot and pay attention to the vehicles around me, and pick out unmarked cars all the time..... if I recall correctly, I believe I saw A202 as a plain Jane blue Tahoe, unmarked, no tinted windows, slick top with the stick family stickers on the back doing traffic enforcement (or what appeared to be). ill keep my eye out for it, I know I've seen these troop cars around town, I just can't recall off the top of my head which one was what.
When I was a PSD (more than two years ago), I had one of them with the "non-standard" or "funky" identifier call up with me on the radio, and he was based from SP Boston. Also SP Clarence was still taking 9-1-1 calls and dispatching when I left, I know its different now, I hear SP Boston cars calling Batavia now since they merged the whole communication center to Batavia. Regardless, the car numbers, or at least some of them with the different identifiers came before the consolidation/moving of HQ/Dispatch
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Is it possible that the unprefixed Troop numbers are badge numbers?
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