Weatherford, OK Fire Dept.

[woodyrr]

I was looking in the Custer County database and discovered that there is not an entry of any kind for Weatherford Fire Department. I was wondering if anyone knows what they use.

 

[WX5JCH]

They run on the state fire net 154.130. I hear them every morning for their radio checks.

Jim

 

[woodyrr]

Thanks!

 

[fast2okc]

try 155.385MHz

I was looking in the Custer County database and discovered that there is not an entry of any kind for Weatherford Fire Department. I was wondering if anyone knows what they use.

The city of Weatherford has a license for a repeater on 155.385MHz. KNHD643.

I have never heard anything on it, but if you are in the area, you might plug it in and see what you hear.

--fast2okc

 

[plaws]

The city of Weatherford has a license for a repeater on 155.385MHz. KNHD643.

One of (Norman) EMSSTAT's old channels. I think I still scan it.

 

[WX5JCH]

That's what Greer CO EMS runs on as well and they talk a lot. I'll plug it into my scanner when I get home. Any PL listed?

 

[eharlow]

Wfd

I've only heard them on State Fire (154.130). If the weather's right, I can hear them doing their daily 7am radio checks with Thomas and Weatherford units. They always announce the current temperature. I've also heard them out on calls occasionally on State Fire.

 

[fast2okc]

Tone OUts

I was wandering out in the direction of Weatherford, yesterday, and I heard the Weatherford Police Department Paging out EMS and fire on a medical call on the police repeater -- 156.090MHz.

Didn't hear the fire units in the field, but I was kinda distracted at the time.

fast2okc

 

[woodyrr]

The reason that I was curious about Weatherford FD was that I was surprised that Weatherford apparently doesn't have a discrete fire frequency with the university and all.

I only sailed past briefly on a Saturday trip to Roosevelt - yes, to Roosevelt. DPS Baker Peak has quite a footprint I discovered.

Thanks, all, for the input.