OVSCAN » Lawrence Co http://www.ovscan.com Scanning the Upper Ohio Valley Thu, 20 May 2010 23:31:51 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Lawrence Co Fire (South Fire Response) http://www.ovscan.com/2009/04/28/lawrence-co-fire-south-fire-response/ http://www.ovscan.com/2009/04/28/lawrence-co-fire-south-fire-response/#comments Tue, 28 Apr 2009 05:00:30 +0000 Mike http://www.ovscan.com/?p=200 Lawrence Co Fire (South Fire Response)

155.8125 / 153.8225 repeater – 172 DPL ( WQIY468 )

I’m not close enough to verify the repeater input. But according to the FCC license, it appears to be the one I listed above. Sounds like Fire Dispatch. Heard 2200 (2204 / 2205) working LEOC

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155.8125 / 153.8225 repeater – 172 DPL ( WQIY468 )

I’m not close enough to verify the repeater input. But according to the FCC license, it appears to be the one I listed above. Sounds like Fire Dispatch. Heard 2200 (2204 / 2205) working LEOC

LEOC is Lawrence County 911. “2200″ is Perry Twp FD. This is weak for me, so I can’t make out everything. Heard some other Fire/EMS agency get dispatched out as well.

It’s definitely Lawrence Co Fire traffic on this freq. Also heard 2200 calling for mutual aid assist from station 1800 (no joy).

Unlike the vast majority of the other Lawrence Co fire freqs listed in the RRDB, this one is obviously a repeater.

You’re guess is as good as mine as far as how it should appear in the DB. I probably won’t monitor it often enough to determine if it’s Fire/EMS dispatch or just fire.

update: As of 2-25-2010 this is listed in RRDB as South Fire Response, so somebody with more knowledge of what goes on up in Lawrence Co obviously has submitted a more specific description. So I have updated the information here to indicate South Fire Response.

Submitted to RR on 4-27-2009

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