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Page 1 of 4 Palm Beach County, Florida (FL) Scanner Frequencies Palm Beach County, Florida (FL) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference Page 1 of 4 ACCOUNT | LOGIN | MOBILE | HELP Home Database Live Audio Forums Wiki Classifieds Submit Info About US > Florida > Palm Beach (County) [Miami-Fort Lauderdale] Last Updated: November 1, 2009, 12:25 pm County Home Live Audio Feeds (2) Palm Beach County Florida Download Collaborate Reports FCC Licenses History Submit Watch Admin Standard Color Legend Updated in the last 7 days Updated in the last 24 hrs Quick Links Buy A Scanner → Choose a scanner for this area Featured Radio Systems in Palm Beach County → Choose a programmed scanner for this area Palm Beach County Palm Beach County public safety and services use this system as well as many municipalities. Motorola Type II SmartZone West Palm Beach West Palm Beach and other municipalities use this system. Motorola Type II Smartnet Police Communications Radio Solutions For Police Scanner Frequencies New Sienna Police Forces. P25 Search multiple engines for police scanner The Family Van, Redefined Bad Credit? No Digital Mobile Radios frequencies Credit? We Can Help www.taitworld.com/publicsafe Trunking Scanners Check Out Our Low Frequency Display Options Prices! Handheld & Digital Models Input Frequencies: Hidden Available www.BearcatWarehouse.com/ Palm Beach County Emergency Drain Palm Beach, County of Relief Quick 60 Minute AMR ambulances are dispatched on the company channel and respond on Ch. 12A on the Palm Beach County trunked radio system. Service Your One Stop Shop for Plumbing Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag www.hi-techplumbing.com 453.15000 KQQ931 B CSQ PBFR Page Digital Alpha-numeric Paging FM Fire Dispatch 463.07500 KXE544 BM 127.3 PL MED-4 County Medical Coordination FM EMS Dispatch Contact Lenses 463.05000 KXE544 BM 127.3 PL MED-3 County Medical EMS Dispatch Jupiter Fl Coordination FM Come to Our Vision 463.00000 KXE544 BM 127.3 PL MED-1 County Medical Coordination FM EMS Dispatch Clinic Now for Your 463.11250 RM 146.2 PL MED-52 EMS-to-A.G. Holley State Hospital FM Hospital Prescription Contact 463.10000 KXE544 BM 114.8 PL MED-5 EMS-to-Bethesda Memorial Hospital FM Hospital Lenses. 463.01250 RM 131.8 PL MED-12 EMS-to-Boca Raton Community Hospital FM Hospital www.PfEyeCare.com 463.08750 RM 151.4 PL MED-42 EMS-to-Columbia Hospital FM Hospital 463.12500 KXE544 BM 173.8 PL MED-6 EMS-to-Delray Medical Center FM Hospital 463.05000 KXE544 BM 203.5 PL MED-3 EMS-to-Glades General Hospital FM Hospital Scanner Guide 463.13750 RM 103.5 PL MED-62 EMS-to-Good Samartian Medical Center FM Hospital Find Products at Great 463.10000 KXE544 BM 146.2 PL MED-5 EMS-to-JFK Medical Prices. Center FM Hospital www.Pronto.com 463.03750 RM 210.7 PL MED-22 EMS-to-Jupiter Medical Center FM Hospital 463.06250 RM 107.2 PL MED-32 EMS-to-Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center FM Hospital 463.00000 KXE544 BM 123.0 PL MED-1 EMS-to-Palms West Hospital FM Hospital 463.11250 RM 141.3 PL MED-52 EMS-to-St. Mary's Medical Center FM Hospital 463.02500 KXE544 BM 186.2 PL MED-2 EMS-to-VA Medical Center FM Hospital http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=365 11/2/2009 Palm Beach County, Florida (FL) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference Page 2 of 4 463.02500 KXE544 BM 186.2 PL MED-2 EMS-to-Wellington Regional Medical Center FM Hospital 463.15000 KXE544 BM 192.8 PL MED-7 EMS-to-West Boca Medical Center FM Hospital 154.65000 KNGB230 RM 103.5 PL PBSO COP Citizen Observer Patrol (COP) FM Other 153.87500 KNNP673 B 103.5 PL PBSO COP Citizen Observer Patrol (COP) - Delray Beach FM Other Simulcast 159.15000 WPRJ254 F CSQ PB Data Data Telm Other 453.40000 WNNT352 RM 94.8 PL PBCSW-L1 Solid Waste Authority Facility (Lantana) FM Other 453.52500 WNNT352 RM 94.8 PL PBCSW-D Solid Waste Authority Facility (Delray Beach) FM Other 458.11250 KB74983 RM 110.9 PL PBCSW-L2 Solid Waste Authority Facility (Lantana) FM Other 460.02500 WPPB874 F CSQ PB W Scada Water Utilities - SCADA Telm Other American Medical Response (AMR) Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 464.85000 WPUX377 RM 051 DPL AMR - N Dispatch - North FM EMS Dispatch 472.38750 WPTQ633 RM 051 DPL AMR - S Dispatch - South FM EMS Dispatch 463.72500 WPUE643 B 051 DPL AMR - Simulc Dispatch - Simulcast FM EMS Dispatch 155.16000 WNMX398 BM 71.9 PL AMR- BLS Dispatch - Non Emergency FM EMS Dispatch Atlantis, City of Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 156.00000 KOB736 RM 77.0 PL Atlantis PD Police FM Law Dispatch Boca Raton, City of Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 470.40000 WQCP800 RM 123.0 PL Boca LG Local Government FM Public Works 453.97500 WPLV569 RM 67.0 PL Boca Water Water Utilities Data FM Public Works Delray Beach, City of Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 458.13750 WPES844 F CSQ Delray SCADA Water Utilities - SCADA Telm Public Works 470.86250 WIG338 RM Delray CERT Community Emergency Response Team FM Emergency Ops (C.E.R.T.) Florida Atlantic University Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 151.92500 WQBM773 RM FAU SU Student Union (events) FM Business 153.99500 WPYJ311 RM FAU Maint Maintenance Dept FM Other 154.08500 NOT LICENSED M FAU SG Student Government FM Other 461.35000 KNNI970 RM 125 DPL FAU Housing Student Housing (Boca Raton) FM Business Greenacres City, City of Greenacres Police and Fire are now on the county TRS. Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 856.26250 WQJK815 RM 125 DPL GreenacresPS Public Safety FM Multi-Tac 859.76250 KNET308 RM 125 DPL GreenacresPS Public Safety FM Multi-Tac 151.07000 KNAU517 RM 206.5 PL GreenacresPW Public Works FM Public Works Highland Beach, Town of Fire/Rescue services provided by Delray Beach. Juno Beach, City of Fire Rescue services provided by PBCFR. Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 866.17500 WQDW258 RM 103.5 PL JunoBch PD Police FM Law Tac 854.83750 WNHR687 RM JunoBch PD E Police (Encrypted) FM Law Dispatch Jupiter Inlet Colony, Town of Police now dispatched by Juno Beach on their conventional channels listed above. Jupiter, Town of Fire-Rescue services are provided by PBCFR. Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 854.36250 KNFW206 RM 174 DPL Jupiter PD Police FM Law Tac 855.71250 KNFW206 RM 174 DPL Jupiter PD Police FM Law Tac 155.52000 WPWQ966 RM 026 DPL Jupiter Util Utilities FM Public Works Lake Clarke Shores, Town of Public Safety is dispatched by the Village of Palm Springs. http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=365 11/2/2009 Palm Beach County, Florida (FL) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference Page 3 of 4 Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 153.96500 KTB310 BM 115 DPL Lake C PW Town Services FM Other Lake Worth, City of Polices services provided by PBSO on the Palm Beach County Trunked System. Lake Worth Fire is now dispatched by PBCFR (Stations 91, 92, 93) on the Palm Beach County Trunked System. Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 156.16500 WPKY967 RM 146.2 PL Tom G. Smith Tom G. Smith Municipal Power Plant FM Public Works 159.43500 WPTM809 BM CSQ Lake Worth W Water Utilities - SCADA Telm Public Works 460.43750 WPHR575 RM 411 DPL Lake Worth G Lake Worth Golf Club FM Public Works Lantana, Town of Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 856.46250 WNHS388 RM 047 DPL Lantana PD1 Police Main FM Law Tac 858.13750 WNHS388 RM 047 DPL Lantana PD2 Police FM Law Tac Manalapan, Town of Fire/EMS services provided by Palm Beach County Fire/Rescue: Station 38. Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 855.46250 WPNP790 RM 043 DPL Manalapan PD Police FM Law Dispatch North Palm Beach, Village of North Palm Beach Fire is now dispatched by PBCFR (Station 67) on the county TRS. Ocean Ridge, Town of Fire/EMS by City of Boynton Beach starting on October 1, 2004. Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 154.02500 KUG727 RM 127.3 PL OceanRidgeFB Police/Fire (back-up to TRS only and future FM Multi-Tac telemetry) 851.06250 WQCA913 RM 411 DPL OceanRidgePS Police/Fire FM Multi-Dispatch 453.03750 WQEW321 F CSQ OceanRidgeW Water Telemetry Telm Public Works Palm Beach Gardens, City of Dispatch only for this frequency is simulcast on the West Palm Beach Motorola System (SYSID 1B00) TG ID 21616. Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 855.21250 WNKV245 RM 203.5 PL PalmBchGPD1 Police Dispatch FM Law Dispatch 856.21250 WNKV245 RM PalmBchGPD2 Police Secondary FM Law Tac Palm Beach, Town of Frequency License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag 855.31250 WNDL986 RM 127.3 PL Palm Bch PD Police (Backup to TRS) FM Law Tac 855.63750 WNAF803 RM 127.3 PL Palm Bch PD Police (Backup to TRS) FM Law Tac 856.03750 WNAF803 RM 127.3 PL Palm Bch PD Police (Backup to TRS) FM Law Tac 857.41250 WNDL986 RM 127.3 PL Palm Bch FR Fire-Rescue (Backup to TRS) FM Fire-Tac 859.63750 WNAF803 RM 127.3 PL Palm Bch FR Fire-Rescue (Backup to TRS) FM Fire-Tac Palm Springs, Village of Palm Springs Fire-Rescue now dispatched by the county on the Palm Beach County trunked system: Station 39.Palm Springs PD 1 has interference issues with Coconut Creek utilities data and is therefore using CH2 for primary comms.
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