What is still conventional in Macomb?

[moocow111]

Could someone tell what frequencies are still conventional in Macomb?

 

[BuiltonAsus]

You can reference the Macomb County Database page: Everything listed on the page will be conventional.
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=1276

 

[firephotographer50]

You can reference the Macomb County Database page: Everything listed on the page will be conventional.
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=1276

That link is correct, however a lot of the public safety departments have moved operations over to the MPSCS.

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=100

You will need to look at the two pages and see which departments haven't switched over. I haven't made a close comparison because I just listen to the digital stuff. Hope this helps.

 

[freqs]

Could someone tell what frequencies are still conventional in Macomb?

as of today i have heard 154.130 fd county wide 460.625 sterling hgts fd 460.325 clinton twp pd 423.550 clinton twp fd 423.125 universal ems almost all dpw

 

[N8DV]

Sterling Heights is 460.675 and is ported to MPCS. There are quite a few departments in Oakland County still VHF conventional 155.00 range: Southfield fire; Beverly Hills and others. Maybe they are waiting to go 700 mh?

 

[bigbluemsp]

Sterling Heights is 460.675 and is ported to MPCS. There are quite a few departments in Oakland County still VHF conventional 155.00 range: Southfield fire; Beverly Hills and others. Maybe they are waiting to go 700 mh?

The Open Sky change over isn't complete and probably won't be until the first of 2009.

 

[Piston52Heavy]

Macomb Twp Fire is still on 460.525

 

[philkoz]

Sterling Heights is 460.675 and is ported to MPCS. There are quite a few departments in Oakland County still VHF conventional 155.00 range: Southfield fire; Beverly Hills and others. Maybe they are waiting to go 700 mh?

Sterling Hgts FD is 460.625, and only still using UHF for station alerting. Once an alternative way to alert is implimented, it'll be 800 MHz only.
Also, many volunteer depts w/pagers still use 154.130, tho most switch to 800 MHz after being toned out.