Odd CW ID in east valley

[Fubar]

So I picked up a CW ID on the "Brown Dot" frequency of 464.500. The ID comes out as "5022525881" which looks like a phone number, but I tried calling it and it's out of service.

When I searched the RR database, I used the "FCC Data" option to search for that frequency in AZ, I only get one hit, "BLUE RIDGE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT #32" which is way too far away. Then I searched for that frequency and "entire database" and I get over a hundred listings for AZ (not sure why the two searches have different results). Way too many to check, especially when you factor in national licenses. I also tried downloading the land mobile database from the FCC and searched the EN table for the phone number with negative results.

Anyone have any leads on this one?

 

[nokones]

That is an Itinerant freq and more than likely is not a permanent fixed base or repeater. I believe only mobiles can use itinerant freqs unless you have a STA from the FCC for a very short time period.

Area code 502 is a Louiseville, KY area code.

 

[Ravenfalls]

Living downtown by Chase Field and Footprint. I found many of the internant's to be used by local businesses and construction to name some of the users. A few have CW ID. GMRS is also used by businesses. Restaurants are the most common users locally.

Most commercial are DMR. 50/50 on single, double or more frequencies. Some utilize many single channels dual slot for each area like security and housekeeping etc etc.