Town of Islip Harbor Police
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Hello. This question first posted in 2008. No replies. On the local news last evening was the Chief of the "Islip (NY) Harbor Police". My search of the relevant data bases, including the trunked system, comes up with nothing. Anyone have a clue ? Thanks.
I had this in records from a long time ago. They are also listed on the old Fordyce site.
ISLIP TOWN
156.450 - Harbor/Bay Constables
156.500 - Harbor/Bay Constables
ISLIP TOWN
156.450 - Harbor/Bay Constables
156.500 - Harbor/Bay Constables
Officials step up water, road patrols for holiday weekend - News 12 Long Island
Being that B W I patrols will be increased this weekend, you may want to turn on signal stalker or close call and hunt for new freqs if your scanner allows it...
Being that B W I patrols will be increased this weekend, you may want to turn on signal stalker or close call and hunt for new freqs if your scanner allows it...
The Town of Islip Bay Constables were on one of the Town of Islip T-band frequencies (470.3625 MHz) before they were shut down due to budget constraints at the end of 2012. They were brought back part time on a seasonal basis for the summers of 2013 and 2014.
The Town of Islip UHF T-band channels are now digital, maybe Turbo, not quite sure, but definitely digital (even though their license WEC745 is for narrow band analog).
Islip Town T-band frequencies are alive and well buzzing with digital noise that I can't understand, but I have also heard some of their marine units (as well as land units) this summer on the SCPD 800 system using TG 1168.
As with any marine related public safety operation, you may hear them on the typical marine VHF channels talking to other vessels and/or the USCG on channel 16, and 22A if they are involved in an incident, but the common VHF marine band channels are not used to dispatch them to any calls.
The Town of Islip UHF T-band channels are now digital, maybe Turbo, not quite sure, but definitely digital (even though their license WEC745 is for narrow band analog).
Islip Town T-band frequencies are alive and well buzzing with digital noise that I can't understand, but I have also heard some of their marine units (as well as land units) this summer on the SCPD 800 system using TG 1168.
As with any marine related public safety operation, you may hear them on the typical marine VHF channels talking to other vessels and/or the USCG on channel 16, and 22A if they are involved in an incident, but the common VHF marine band channels are not used to dispatch them to any calls.
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