Pittsburgh Police - ICS Frequencies

[PGHSCANNERWACKER1]

I wasn't aware the City had their own ICS channel. Does anyone have the freq for it?

ITS ENCRYPTED SO REALLY NO ONE CAN HEAR ON THE SCANNERS,

 

[PGH_Explorer]

Accidentally hit the caps lock?

 

[PGHSCANNERWACKER1]

Accidentally hit the caps lock?

no I'm on the work computer and they use everything in caps , lol

 

[redbeard]

I wasn't aware the City had their own ICS channel. Does anyone have the freq for it?

The answers you seek are in this thread, 3 and 7 posts before your first post.

 

[PGH_Explorer]

What I'm trying to figure out is if the City itself has its own, or if they utilize the same one the county uses. I saw mention of two channels, hence my inquiry.

 

[PGHSCANNERWACKER1]

What I'm trying to figure out is if the City itself has its own, or if they utilize the same one the county uses. I saw mention of two channels, hence my inquiry.

there is two channels one is p25 digital encrypted and the other is just analog you can hear that but I have yet to hear anyone use it other then a couple of time the county was testing them out at the 911 center walking around.
453.41250WPLH761 RM203.5 PLAC IncCmdA AC Incident Command Analog FMN Emergency Ops
453.41250WPLH761 RMACE NACAC IncCmdD AC Incident Command Digital P25E Emergency Ops

 

[redbeard]

What I'm trying to figure out is if the City itself has its own, or if they utilize the same one the county uses. I saw mention of two channels, hence my inquiry.

453.41250 WPLH761 203.5 PL AC Incident Command Analog FMN
453.41250 WPLH761 ACE NAC AC Incident Command Digital P25E

They are the County's , didn't know the City had access to them.

Have been using them for quite awhile since they moved tac ops off off the operations channel. The city has access to all countywide channels and has for some time. Have heard motorcycle and other city officers quite frequently on countywide public safety for motorcades etc.

Note that there is only one repeater channel/frequency, it is used in either analog or digital mode. Primarily digital and encrypted. AC stands for Allegheny County.