OREGON FIRE PAGE
Oregon Fire Page is currently looking for INCIDENT DISPATCHER's in the
Oregon, that are able to report major public safety incidents via
monitoring shacks or out on the field, via text or two way messaging,
using a 2 way pager or cellphone with email or text messaging
capabilities.
We're also looking for FIELD PHOTOGRPAHER'S as well, to shoot incidents
for out news pages on the website as well. If your a buff and have a nack
for photos' and incident reporting this is for you, previous incident
paging experience is helpful but not required.
We are still offering our FREE Email Notification Service to potentional
subscribers with a pager, cellphone or email account with an active email
address to receive our incident reports from our incident dispatchers in
Oregon.
If you are interested in receiving these incidents reports via your
pager, cellphone, computer email or being a field reporter/dispatcher,
please contact the OFP Admininstraton below.
Visit the Oregon Fire Page website below for more information.
We are also looking for a dedicated webmaster that know perl and php nuke
platforms. Interested in contributing to the website as well as
dispatching incidents is a must, but not required. Please inquire within
the administration staff.
OREGON FIRE PAGE DISPATCHER/SCANNER MEETING
None Scheduled at this time.
CALLING OREGON SCANNER LISTENERS
OREGON FIRE PAGE (OFP) is currently seeking serious avid scanner
listener's for it's dispatching staff, in Eugene, Salem, Portland,
Southern and Eastern Oregon. We are also seeking dispatchers along the
Oregon and Washington state lines across the Columbia River to join our
elite dispatching staff. We are also looking for those along the
Oregon/Calfornia and the Oregon/Nevada borders to join are dispatching
staff.
If you're interesting joining OFP as an Incident Dispatcher, please fill
out our Subscriber/Dispatcher application on our website or send us a
direct email for more information about joining OFP.
OFP Dispatcher Info HereOregon Fire Page Communications Center The Oregon Fire Page Communications Center currently monitors the
following two way radio services owned by the general public for
assistance and emergency calls. The various radio services are listed
below with freqs and tones we currently monitor such incidents.
CB Channel 9 (27.065)
FRS Channel 1 (462.5625) No PL (CTCSS) Tone needed
GMRS Emergency Channel 675 (462.675) W/PL tone 141.3
Our Eugene CB, GMRS and FRS Radio Callsign is "OREGON FIREPAGE".
Due to the limited number of OFP Dispatcher's in the Eugene and
Springfield area. These frequencies can be monitored by any OFP Duty
Dispatcher on the OFP Desk on a daily or nightly basis, when the time
permits the availability of a duty dispatcher to maintain watch on these
frequencies for assistance and emergency calls from the general public.
All assistance and emergency calls will be reported to the appropriate
emergency agency within the 911 system, when a call comes over our
radio's. The message will be relayed to 911 or designated person the
caller requests us to contact.
If there is no answer from an OFP Dispatcher to your needed request for
assistance, please go to a nearest pay phone and dial 9-1-1 for your
emergency respose. If someone is hurt, don't delay calling 911 emergency,
if carry a cellphone with you besides your two way radio, call 911
immediantly.OFP RADIO NET NOW FORMING OFP has recently filled out a RADIO NET form on the F-R-S.ORG Website,
informing the public of an active radio net to be held on Sunday's at
5:30PM on FRS Channel 1 (462.5625).
**NOTICE: This FRS radio net, will begin Sunday, Jan 26th, 2003 on
FRS Channel 1 with no quiet or PL Tones on your radio. The net is open to
all FRS radio users within the west Eugene neighoods of Churchill and
Westmoreland residential areas.
The purpose of the FRS radio net will be to form a solid radio base of FRS
users to form a future Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) in the
Churchill/Westmoreland areas. We are also instrest in gathering other
users with GMRS and Amatuer radio capabilities as well in future nets to
be announced.
The CERT Team will be used to train and gather radio operators in the
Churchill and Westmoreland neighborhoods the knowledge to response in the
event of a neighborhood emergency and assist others durning natural
disasters, such as the recent freak windstorm to hit the Willamette
Valley in February 2002. I will post more information in the CERT
formation as I gather more information from other communities that have
started a similar networking withing neighboring communities.
The radio net information can be found at the link below -NEW COMMUNICATIONS TEAM NOW FORMAING IN LANE COUNTY A new RADIO COMMUNITCATIONS TEAM in the Eugene and Lane County area is
now beginning its formation of a team with the backing of OREGON FIREPAGE.
We are currently seeking serious radio users in all areas of
communications, utilizing the following radio services for our teams
communications functions, in FRS, CB, AMATUER, GMRS, MARINE, VHF and UHF
radio services.
The purpose of the formation of the team will allow Lane County and Eugene
the extra manpower in emergency communications in the event of an
emergency. The team is also looking into working closely with state and
county emergency management organizations as well as the American Red
Cross, the Salvation Army and the Volunteer Organizations Active in
Disasters (VOAD).
The team will have the support of OFP's Radio Communications via their
dispatchers on the OFP Metro Radio System.
If you are interested in providing a public service in emergency
communications and other functions, that our team my provide, please email
me at newton@efn.org for more information on the status of the teams
formation and future team meeting date to be held sometime this fall.
Some OFP members, not only provide emergency communications, but also help
assisting travlers with emergency assistance with road patrols and
providing additional assistance, to local public safety agencies, like
traffic control, block patrols with neighborhood watch groups. They also
work closely with other public service groups as well during times of
emergency(s) and disaster situations.Visit the OREGON FIREPAGE Website
WILLAMETTE VALLEY PUBLIC SAFETY FREQUENCIES
The WVSP Frequency list will be updated with newly licensed frequencies
over the coming weeks and days, from it's reader's that have submitted
corrections or additions to the frequency section of the website. The list
will remain on the main page.
I have added some new frequencies to the list this month.Current as of 01/20/04 EUGENE POLICE -- Currently in Digital (March 2003)
460.300 CH1 Dispatch
460.050 CH2 Data/Info
460.175 CH3 County Intersystem
460.350 CH4 Detectives/Special Events
460.250 CH5 Tactical
460.400 CH? Unk use
460.525 CH? Unk use
460.575 new license 2002
460.625 new license 2002
SPRINGFIELD POLICE - Currently in Digital Mode
460.125 CH1 Dispatch
460.475 CH2
460.175 CH3 County Intersystem
LANE COUNTY SHERIFF
460.225 CH1 Dispatch
460.425 CH2 Data/Info
460.175 CH3 County Intersystem
460.550 CH4 Blue River
460.200 CH5 Tactical
460.150 CH? Jail - Corrections
155.805 CH? Search and Rescue
RURAL POLICE AGENCIES
153.755 Junction City Police
460.100 Coburg Police
460.325 Cottage Grove Police
155.655 Florence Police
155.955 Oakridge Police New License
OAKRIDGE/WESTFIR FIRE & EMS
155.955 Oakridge PD CH1 Dispatch
460.425 Lane Sheriff CH2
154.905 Oregon State Police CH25A Oakridge Sta.
154.845 Oregon State Police CH24 Springfield Sta.
154.295 Oakridge/Westfir FD Pager - Page Outs CH1
154.430 Oakridge/Westfir FD - Eugene Firecom 3 CH2
155.160 Oakridge/Westfir FD - EMS CH3
155.340 Oakridge/Westfir FD - Hears CH1 EMS
154.325 Westfir FD CH1
154.235 Westfir FD CH2
164.825 Willamette National Forest Oakridge/Rigdon Primary CH2
164.5625 Willamette National Forest Oakridge/Rigdon Alternate CH4
409.150 Willamette National Forest Lowell Ranger District (output Freq)
151.190 Oregon Department of Frestry East Lane CH
155.805 Lane Co. Sheriff Search & Rescue
COTTAGE GROVE/DOUGLAS COUNTY POLICE & FIRE
460.325 Cottage Grove Police CH1 Dispatch
460.425 Lane Co. Sheriff CH2
154.845 Oregon State Police - Springfield CH25
154.905 Oregon State Police - Cottage Grove CH28
154.815 Oregon State Police - Roseburg CH37
154.920 Oregon State Police - Roseburg Simulcasted to CH37
155.700 Douglas Co. Sheriff CH1 Dispatch
155.550 Douglas Co. Sheriff CH2 Data
155.145 Douglas Co. Sheriff CH3 Tactical
154.400 Cottage Fire Department CH1 Dispatch
460.5375 Cottage Fire Department
460.5625 Cottage Grove Fire Department
154.370 Douglas Co. Fire Department CH1 Dispatch
154.445 Douglas Co. Fire Department CH2
154.250 Douglas Co. Fire Department CH3
153.770 Douglas Co. Fire Department CH4
154.160 Douglas Co. Fire Department Veh Extrs
460.6375 Douglas Co. Fire Department CH Unk
OREGON STATE POLICE DISTRICT 2
156.030 Oreogn State Police CH00 - NEW Listing
155.910 Salem Station 21
154.860 Hoodoo Pk, Santiam Pass CH22
154.665 Albany, Corvallis Station CH23
154.860 Sweet Home Station CH24
154.845 Springfield Station CH25
154.935 Waldport, Newport station CH26
154.770 Blue River Station CH27
154.785 Florence, Yachats Station CH29
154.815 Roseburg Station CH37
154.920 Roseburg Station Simulcasted CH37
158.895 OSP/OFD Tactical
155.475 OPEN - Oregon Police Emergency Network CH97
UNIVERISTY OF OREGON CAMPUS POLICE
F1 460.450
F2 460.375
F? 461.450 Autzen Security/Maintenace
F? 464.775 Autzen Securtty/Maintenace
BENTON COUNTY POLICE & FIRE
155.490 Corvallis, Philomath, Benton Co. Police CH1
155.010 Countywide Tactical CH4
155.070 Lincoln Co. Sheriff
155.850 Benton Co. Sheriff
154.340 County FD Dispatch
156.190 Corvallis FD
154.220 Philomath FD
MARION COUNTY POLICE & FIRE
154.740 Marion Co. Sheriff Dispatch CH1
155.130 Norcom Police Dispatch - Woodburn, Hubbard, Gervais PD
155.535 Silverton Police Dispatch
154.830 Stayton Police Dispatch
460.475 Salem Police Dispatch CH1
460.075 Salem Police CH2
154.770 Marion County FD Dispatch CH1
154.160 Marion County FD North Fire Dispatch
154.415 Marion County FD South Fire Dispatch
154.385 Marion County FD Fire District 1
866.125 Salem FD Dispatch
460.600 Salem FD Dispatch to Stations
LINN COUNTY POLICE & FIRE
154.710 Linn Co. Sheriff CH1 Dispatch
155.850 Linn Co. Sheriff Secondary
155.010 Unit to unit
153.815 Albany Police
460.025 Lebanon Police
154.815 Sweet Home Police
156.000 Sweet Home Police Tactical
154.310 Linn Co. Fire Department Dispatch CH1
154.130 Linn Co. Fire Department CH2 West
153.995 Linn Co. Fire Department CH3 East
MISC FREQUENCIES
155.730 Woodburn Police
155.250 Polk Co. Sheriff Dispatch
154.875 Polk Co. Sheriff
EUGENE FIRE & EMS
154.355 Eugene Fire Department CH1 TAC1 Dispatch City
154.265 Eugene Fire Department CH2 TAC2 City Fireground
154.430 Eugene Fire Department CH3 TAC3 County Dispatch
154.205 Eugene Fire Department CH4 TAC4 County Fireground
154.280 Eugene Fire Department CH5 TAC5 State Net/Mutual Aid
154.295 Eugene Fire Department CH6 TAC6 Training
155.160 Eugene Fire Department CH7 TAC7 EMS
155.340 Eugene Fire Department CH8 TAC8 HEARS CH1
155.400 Eugene Fire Department CH9 TAC9 HEARS CH2
153.830 Eugene Fire Department CH10 FD Portables
154.190 Eugene Fire Department CH11 TAC 11
154.250 Eugene FD
154.445 Eugene FD
154.070 Pleasant Hill FD
154.175 Lorane FD
154.145 Creswell FD
154.415 McKenzie FD
451.025 Siuslaw/Florence FD
463.175 Siuslaw/Florence FD EMS
465.5125 County FD Repeater
465.5375 County FD Repeater
465.5625 County FD Repeater
465.5875 County FD Repeater
465.6125 County FD Repeater
465.6375 County FD Repeater
462.975 LifeFlight EMS Helo Disp
OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY
151.145 CH1
151.160 CH2
151.175 CH3
151.190 CH4 West Lane
151.205 CH5
151.220 CH6 East Lane
151.340 CH7 Red Net
151.310 CH8 White Net
168.550 CH9 NIFC Call up
159.240 CH10 NIFC ODF Tactical
168.200 CH11 NIFC USFS Tactical
166.150 CH12 BLM Tactical
154.280 CH13 Statewide Mutual Aid/St. Fire Marshal Net
151.415 CH14 NIFC Tactical
151.315 CH15 Fire Cache Tactical 1
159.285 CH16 Fire Cache Tactical 2
159.405 CH17 Fire Cache Tactical 3
158.375 CH18 Fire Cache Tactical 4
159.425 CH19 Fire Cache Tactical 5
159.465 CH20 Fire Cache Tactical 6
OREGON SEARCH & RESCUE FREQUENCIES
155.805 Statewide SAR Frequency - All State SAR Units use this Freg
155.160 Corvallis Mountain Rescue Unit
453.825 Douglas County SAR Unit EMS/SAR
155.805 Lane County SAR Unit
155.805 Joesphine County SAR Unit CH1
155.160 Joesphine County SAR Unit CH2
33.020 Marion County SAR Unit
33.040 Marion County SAR Unit
155.160 Marion County SAR Unit
155.220 Marion County SAR Unit
155.280 Marion County SAR Unit
155.805 Marion County SAR Unit
CIVAL AIR PATROL
148.150 Primary CH1/2
143.900
143.750 Secondary input
148.1375 Ground to Ground CH3
149.5375 Air to Ground CH4
121.500 Civil Air Emergency Freq
121.700 Practice ELT Beacons
122.900 Training SAR Missions only
123.100 Actual SAR
243.000 Military Air Emergency FreqWillamette Valley Scanning Page Links
Links Current as of 02/06/02 Arizona Scanner Freqs by Roy Schahrer
Search Percon's Frequency Database on the internet
National SAR Radio Repeater Coverage Listings
Max Manghelli's Ham Radio page
Attention Scanner Masters
If you have an Oregon or out of state related scanner page and would like
a link to your page from the Willamette Valley Scanner Page, please email
me below and I will add the link here on the WVSP Link Section.
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