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PHILADELPHIA CITY 800 Mhz Radio System PHILADELPHIA CITY 800 MHz Radio System Motorola Digital Trunked Radio System SmartZone System A SmartZone System B Freq. Input Chan Freq. Input Chan 853.8375 (trunked) 01 853.5625 (trunked) 01 853.8125 (trunked) 02 853.5375 (trunked) 02 853.7875 (trunked) 03 853.3375 (trunked) 03 853.5875 (trunked) 04 853.3125 (trunked) 04 853.2875 (trunked) 05 852.9375 (trunked) 05 853.0875 (trunked) 06 852.8375 (trunked) 06 853.0625 (trunked) 07 852.8125 (trunked) 07 852.8625 (trunked) 08 852.3500 (trunked) 08 852.5875 (trunked) 09 852.1125 (trunked) 09 852.5625 (trunked) 10 851.8125 (trunked) 10 852.0875 (trunked) 11 851.7875 (trunked) 11 852.0625 (trunked) 12 851.6875 (trunked) 12 851.8375 (trunked) 13 851.5875 (trunked) 13 851.3625 (trunked) 14 851.3375 (trunked) 14 851.2875 (trunked) 15 851.1000 (trunked) 15 853.5500 (trunked) 16 853.0500 (trunked) 17 852.5750 (trunked) 18 852.1000 (trunked) 19 851.8000 (trunked) 20 SmartZone Repeater Sites (Systems A and B) City Hall (Broad St and Market St) 3059 Grays Ferry Ave (E-47 Station) 329 Domino Lane Colwyn PA (Victory Garden on Fort Mifflin Rd) Germantown Ave and Carpenter Lane (E-9 Station) 4300 Ford Road (at Belmont Ave) 8501 State Road (Police Academy) Roosevelt Blvd & Southampton Rd 8225 Buselton Ave (at Hoffnagel St) 4040 Whittaker Ave (at Luzerne St) Trunked Radio System Users System A Philadelphia Fire Department Managing Director’s Office of Emergency Management Office of the Sheriff (Sheriff Transport and Warrant Officers) Office of the District Attorney Division of Aviation (Philadelphia International Airport and Northeast Philadelphia Airport) Department of Public Property Department of Public Health (Air Management, Environmental Health, ME, and PACCA) Department of Recreation (City Pools and Stadiums) Fairmount Park Commission (Park Operations) Office of Fleet Management Department of Licenses and Inspections Philadelphia Water Department Philadelphia School District Police Philadelphia Municipal Court/Family Court Philadelphia Gas Works Philadelphia Housing Authority Administration and Police Philadelphia Parking Authority Philadelphia Prisons System B Philadelphia Police Department Philadelphia Area Communications © 2014 Page 1 PHILADELPHIA CITY 800 MHz Radio System Philadelphia 800 MHz National Conventional Frequencies Freq Input Chan Use Tone 851.0125 R (806.0125) NPSPAC I-C National ICALL Repeater 156.7 851.5125 R (806.5125) NPSPAC 1 National ITAC 1 Repeater 156.7 852.0125 R (807.0125) NPSPAC 2 National ITAC 2 Repeater 156.7 852.5125 R (807.5125) NPSPAC 3 National ITAC 3 Repeater 156.7 853.0125 R (808.0125) NPSPAC 4 National ITAC 4 Repeater 156.7 Police 800 MHz Conventional Simplex Frequency Assignment Freq Input Chan Use Tone 852.4125 (simplex) PPD Tac 1 Police Digital Tactical N-CAD 852.4375 (simplex) PPD Tac 2 Police Analog Tactical 156.7 Fire 800 MHz Fireground Simplex Frequency Assignment Freq Input Chan Use Tone 851.0750 (simplex) North FG North Fireground Primary CS 851.7125 (simplex) South FG South Fireground Primary CS 852.2250 (simplex) FG 3 North/South Fireground Secondary CS Note: These assignments are analog conventional simplex Airport 800 MHz Fireground Simplex Frequency Assignment Freq Input Chan Use Tone 851.5750 (simplex) PHL Tac 1 Airport Tactical Use N-CAD 853.9750 (simplex) PHL Tac 2 Airport Tactical Use N-CAD City 800 MHz Tactical Simplex Frequency Assignment Freq Input Chan Use Tone 851.8500 (simplex) City Tac 1 Municipal Tactical Use N-CAD 852.8500 (simplex) City Tac 2 Municipal Tactical Use N-CAD 853.0750 (simplex) City Tac 3 Municipal Tactical Use N-CAD Public Property 800 MHz Tactical Simplex Frequency Assignment Freq Input Chan Use Tone 853.2750 (simplex) PP Tac 1 Public Property N-CAD 853.5750 (simplex) PP Tac 2 Public Property N-CAD Philadelphia Area Communications © 2014 Page 2 PHILADELPHIA CITY 800 MHz Radio System Citywide Mutual Aid Frequency Assignment Freq Input Chan Use Tone 860.7375 R (815.7375) Citywide 1 All City Agencies Mutual CS 859.7375 R (814.7375) Citywide 2 All City Agencies Mutual CS 858.7375 R (813.7375) Citywide 3 All City Agencies Mutual CS 857.7375 R (812.7375) Citywide 4 All City Agencies Mutual CS Future Trunked Frequencies – From Philadelphia School District 860.8375 859.8375 858.8125 857.9125 856.8375 Philadelphia Area Communications © 2014 Page 3 PHILADELPHIA CITY 800 MHz Radio System Philadelphia VHF Inter-Operations Frequency Assignment Freq Input Use Tone 155.4750 (simplex) Police Inter-Operations “National” 154.5700 (simplex) Police Explorers 67.0 Philadelphia Area Communications © 2014 Page 4 PHILADELPHIA CITY 800 MHz Radio System Philadelphia Police Dept. District Talkgroup Assignment TGID Motorola TG Band Districts or Use 0001 001 Far-Northeast Band 7, 8 0003 003 Northeast Band 2, 15 0005 005 North-Central Band 22 0007 007 Central Band 6, 9, Center City 0009 009 South Band 1, 3, 17, South Street 0011 00B Southwest Band 12, 18, University City (UC) 0013 00D West Band 16, 19 0015 00F North Band 14, 35 0017 011 Northwest Band 5, 39 0019 013 East Band 24, 26 0021 015 25 Band 25 0023 017 J Band Administration and GRMs 0025 019 T Band Traffic and Tow Squad 0027 01B M Band City-Wide Use 0029 01D South 2 Band (not used) 0031 01F Special Events 1 Events Use 0033 021 Special Events 2 Events Use Philadelphia Area Communications © 2014 Page 5 PHILADELPHIA CITY 800 MHz Radio System Philadelphia Police Dept. Special Unit Talkgroup Assignment Uniden ID Motorola TG Use 0035 023 Police Academy Training 0037 025 encrypted talkgroup 0039 027 encrypted talkgroup 0041 029 encrypted talkgroup 0043 02B encrypted talkgroup 0045 02D encrypted talkgroup 0047 02F encrypted talkgroup 0049 031 encrypted talkgroup 0051 033 encrypted talkgroup 0053 035 encrypted talkgroup 0055 037 encrypted talkgroup 0057 039 encrypted talkgroup 0059 03B encrypted talkgroup 0061 03D encrypted talkgroup 0063 03F encrypted talkgroup 0065 041 Radio Training 0067 043 encrypted talkgroup 0069 045 encrypted talkgroup 0071 047 Police ATG 0073 049 encrypted talkgroup 0075 04B Citywide Common 1 0077 04D encrypted talkgroup 0079 04F encrypted talkgroup 0081 051 encrypted talkgroup 0083 053 Citywide Common 2 0085 055 Citywide Common 3 0087 057 encrypted talkgroup 0089 059 encrypted talkgroup 0091 05B encrypted talkgroup 0093 05D encrypted talkgroup 0095 05F encrypted talkgroup 0097 061 encrypted talkgroup 0173 District Common 0175 encrypted talkgroup 0177 encrypted talkgroup 0179 encrypted talkgroup Philadelphia Area Communications © 2014 Page 6 PHILADELPHIA CITY 800 MHz Radio System Philadelphia Police Dept. Narcotics Talkgroup Assignment Uniden ID Motorola TG Use 0099 063 encrypted talkgroup 0101 065 encrypted talkgroup 0103 067 encrypted talkgroup 0105 069 encrypted talkgroup 0107 06B encrypted talkgroup 0109 06D encrypted talkgroup 0111 06F encrypted talkgroup 0113 071 encrypted talkgroup 0115 073 encrypted talkgroup 0117 075 encrypted talkgroup 0119 077 encrypted talkgroup 0121 079 encrypted talkgroup 0123 07B encrypted talkgroup 0125 07D encrypted talkgroup 0127 07F encrypted talkgroup 0129 081 encrypted talkgroup Philadelphia Area Communications © 2014 Page 7 PHILADELPHIA CITY 800 MHz Radio System Philadelphia Fire Dept. Talkgroup Assignment Uniden ID Motorola TG Use 0235 0EB Central Medic Band 0237 0ED North Fire Band 0239 0EF South Fire Band 0241 0F1 North Medic Band 0243 0F3 South Medic Band 0245 0F5 South Tac-1 0247 0F7 South Tac-2 0249 0F9 South Tac-3 0251 0FB Fire Administration 0253 0FD North Tac-1 0255 0FF North Tac-2 0257 101 North Tac-3 0259 103 Fire All Group 0261 105 PPD/PFD 1 0263 107 PPD/PFD 2 0265 109 Heavy Rescue Operations 0267 10B Haz-Mat Operations 0273 111 EOC-1 0275 113 EOC-2 0277 115 EOC-3/Second Alarmers Vehicle-Officer Coordination 0279 117 EOC All Group 0407 197 Alt South Fire (Fallback Mode) 0409 199 Alt North Fire (Fallback Mode) 0411 19B Alt South Medic (Fallback Mode) 0413 19D Alt North Medic (Fallback Mode) 0415 19F Alt Central Medic (Fallback Mode) Philadelphia Div. of Aviation Dispatch Talkgroup Assignment Uniden ID Motorola TG Use 0281 119 Airport Police 0283 11B Airport Fire 0285 11D Airport Emergency 1 0287 11F Airport System Control (Airport Security) 0289 121 Airport Executives 0291 123 Airport Operations 0293 125 Northeast Philadelphia Airport 0295 127 Airport Engineer 0297 129 Airport Maintenance 1 (Job Control) 0299 12B Airport Maintenance 2 0301 12D Airport Maintenance 3 (Snow Operations) 0303 12F Airport Special Operations 1 0305 131 Airport Special Operations 2 0307 133 Airport Emergency All Group 0309 135 Airport Emergency 2 0311 137 PFD Engine 78 0475 1DB Airport Comm Center Philadelphia Area Communications © 2014 Page 8 PHILADELPHIA CITY 800 MHz Radio System Municipal Common and Event Talkgroup Assignment Uniden ID Motorola TG Use 0321 141 Common Municipal Dispatch 0323 143 City Events 1 0325 145 City Events 2 0327 147 City Events 3 Municipal and Other Agency Talkgroup Assignment Uniden ID Motorola TG Use Water Department 0313 139 Water Dept. Dispatch 0337 151 Water Facilities Management 0339 153 Water Operations Administration 0345 159 Water Industrial Waste Unit (IWU) 0347 15B Water Collector Support 0349 15D Water Sewer Maintenance 0351 15F Water Inlet Cleaning 0353 161 Water Flow Control 0355 163 Water Security 0357 165 Water Conv 0359 167 Water Load Control 0361 169 Water Distribution ESS 0363 16B Water Pump 0365 16D Water Common 0367 16F Queen Lane Water Treatment Plant 0463 1CF Water All Group 0467 1D3 Water Ops Collection All Group 0469 1D5 Water Ops All Group Office of Fleet Management 0315 13B Fleet
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