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Keep in mind that multiple agencies share the FCCA (Franklin County Communications Authority) Safety trunked frequencies like Columbus Police, Fire, EMS and many others including suburban police departments. Some other police departments, like Bexley, Clinton Twp, Reynoldsburg still use their own system usually in the 400Mhz area.
For a more up to date listing of trunked frequencies for every state, visit http://www.radioreference.com
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The Franklin County Communications Authority (FCCA) Safety is a 6 multi-site simulcast system is the Public Safety system for Franklin County. Owned by the City of Columbus and administered with oversight by the Central Ohio Communications Advisory Committee, it is used by most public safety agencies in Franklin County, including the City of Columbus and the Franklin County Sheriff. Simulcast site locations are:
State Office Tower (SOT) @ Broad and High St
Groves Road
Parsons Avenue @ SR317 (behind Scioto Downs)
Griggs Dam
Morse Road @ Cherry Bottom Road
Polaris - Fire Station 33
Agencies not online for daily operations are:
Bexley Police (use Ohio MARCS)
Dublin Police (use COIRS P25 trunked system)
Gahanna Police (use Ohio MARCS)
Grandview Heights Police (use conventional 800 MHz frequencies)
Grove City Police / Jackson Twp Fire / Pleasant Twp Fire (use Grove City trunked system)
New Albany Police (use Ohio MARCS)
Ohio State University Police (use OSU trunked system)
Reynoldsburg Police (use conventional 450/460 MHz frequencies)
Whitehall Police (use conventional 450/460 MHz frequencies)
Washington Twp Fire (use COIRS P25 trunked system for dispatch/normal ops)
Worthington Fire and Police (use COIRS P25 trunked system for dispatch/normal ops)
All dispatch centers in Franklin County have the capability of accessing the system for mutual aid (using the METRO ALERT talkgroup). There is no mobile/portable use of this talkgroup.
The system is also used by the Columbus Water Department.
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This multi-site simulcast system is the Public Service system for Franklin County. Owned by Franklin County and administered with oversight by the Central Ohio Communications Advisory Committee, it is used by most non-public safety operations of the City of Columbus and Franklin County, as well as several suburban cities and townships. Other suburbs are gradually joining the system as well. Simulcast site locations are in downtown Columbus and northeastern Franklin County.
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NON-TRUNKED FREQUENCIES
BEXLEY
453.5000 - Police Dispatch
460.2500 - Channel 2
460.4250 - Channel 3
460.5000 - Channel 4
154.1150 - Channel 5
GRANDVIEW
855.2375 - Police
855.7375 - Fire
REYNOLDSBURG
460.3000 - Police Dispatch
WHITEHALL
460.2500 - Channel 1
453.5000 - Channel 2
460.4250 - Channel 3
460.5000 - Channel 4
460.1500 - Channel 5
154.1150 - Channel 6
CMH AIRPORT
121.9, 348.6 - GROUND
132.7, 257.8 - TOWER
119.15, 125.95, 388.8, 392.1, 119.65, 353.9 - APPROACH
119.15, 125.95, 388.8, 392.1 - DEPARTURE
126.3 CLEARANCE DELIVERY
OSU AIRPORT
121.7 - STATE GROUND
118.8, 258.3 - STATE TOWER
120.2 - COLUMBUS APPROACH
120.2 - COLUMBUS DEPARTURE
121.7 - CLEARANCE DELIVERY
FBI-COLUMBUS OFFICE
163.4375 - Operations
167.5625 - Operations
163.9875/167.650 - Resident Agent Ops
163.8625/167.5375 - SWAT
FBI-NATIONWIDE
164.5550 - D1 Repeater Output
164.5500 - D2 Simplex
166.4625 - D3 Regular
167.5625 - D4 Nationwide
167.5375 - D5 Special Operations Simplex
167.5375 - D6 Special Operations Repeater
163.1000 - D7 Fed Ops - Joint Strike Force
155.4670 - D8 Nationwide Enforcment Coordination
ATF - BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIREARMS (COLUMBUS & NATIONWIDE)
165.2875 - A1 Operations
166.5375 - A2 Operations
165.2875/166.5375 - A3 Operations
166.4625 - A4 Treasury Common
165.9125 - A5 Operations
173.8875 - A6 Arson Investigation
168.0000 - A7 Tactical
173.8875/166.5375 A8 Arson Investigation
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