Columbus Police Citywide Dispatch

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Columbus Police Citywide Dispatch

Live Radio Communications for the Columbus Ohio Police Department dispatch for all five zones.

http://www.columbuspolice.org/

Columbus Police Radio Codes http://www.columbuspolice.org/AboutCPD/10codecp.pdf

Columbus Police Zone / Precinct Maps http://www.columbuspolice.org/Maps/Citywide%20Overview%20Maps%20-%20Revised%2011-2011.pdf

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Zone Area Precincts Talk Group

( Talk Groups Are Not Displayed )

1 Far North 1,6,17,18 1328

2 South 9,13,14,20 1360

3 West 8,10,15,19 1392

4 North 2,3,4,5 1424

5 Central 7,11,12,16 1456

Streaming the above talk groups on the Franklin County Public Safety System http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=659

and The Franklin County Public Service System (Used as a Backup)

UNIT / RADIO IDs

The last five numbers in the alpha display is the Unit / Radio ID

Columbus officers are issued their own portable radios

4XXXX Portable Radio XXXX=Badge Number

5XXXY Vehicle Radio XXX=Car Number Y=Unit Type (0=Regular 1=Relief)

55XXX Choppers and Supervisors

6XXXX Dispatchers

Alpha tags may be suspended at times.

Car Numbering System

The 1st, or 1st & 2nd digit denote the precinct. The last digit is the cruiser district. District "8" cars are paddy wagons

Examples: Car 14 is 1 precinct, cruiser district 4. Car 102 is 10 precinct, cruiser district 2. Car 168 is 16 precinct, wagon

Numbers preceded by a "9" are Mid-Watch Cars. (Overlapping Shifts) Examples: 9014, 9102

Sergeants are "S" followed by the Precinct number. Lieutenants are "L" followed by the Zone number

600 Units are Freeway Patrol and Motorcycle Officers

CPD currently has 6 Jet Helicopters, equipped with a Nightsun Searchlight & FLIR Infrared Imaging

All Helicopters identify as "Chopper"

Listening Tips:

"Signal xxxx" - Call that telephone number

"Groves" - Groves Road Vehicle Maintenance

"Roys" - Roy Tailors Uniform Co.

"The Pike" - Jackson Pike Jail Complex

The audio on this feed is received on a Uniden BCT15X scanner, 800 Mhz. Maxrad Yagi antenna, programmed with FreeScan, streamed with RadioFeed, using an eMachines Windows 7 64 bit desktop via Roadrunner.

This Feed will only Stream Police Dispatch Channels in compliance with the Broadcastify Terms of Service.

The Audio on this Feed is for "Entertainment Purposes Only".

This feed is not provided by or affiliated with the Columbus Police Department.

Use of this audio to furthur the commission of a crime is a criminal offense.

"NEVER" respond to the scene of a call or Interfere with Police or Emergency Personnel.

Questions and Comments are Always Welcome, Just Click on "Contact Broadcaster"

Thank You For Listening

This feed is dedicated to the men and women of the Columbus Division of Police who gave their lives in the line of duty:

Patrolman Cyrus Beebe, 4-27-1854 / Detective Abe Kleeman, 9-15-1899 / Patrolman Daniel Davis, 6-7-1908 / Patrolman Harry E. Campbell, 12-24-1908 / Patrolman Frank P. Ward, 6-9-1911 / Patrolman William Sexton, 3-25-1913 / Patrolman Joseph Lavender, 6-26-1913 / Patrolman James Ballard, 11-9-1914 / Patrolman John Laufhutte, 8-22-1916 / Detective William Roarke, 11-24-1917 / Patrolman David L Jenkins, 2-8-1919 / Patrolman Adolph G. Schneider, 9-23-1920 / Detective Charles E. Tiller, 10-28-1920 / Patrolman Jessie Reall, 2-26-1921 / Patrolman Granston P. Koehler, 11-28-1922 / Patrolman Troy C. Stewart, 4-22-1924 / Patrolman Harry E. Shaffer, 3-29-1925 / Detective Walter O. Womeldorf, 5-29-1925 / Patrolman William Sweinsberger, 1-7-1926 / Patrolman Horace D. Elliot, 3-29-1927 / Patrolman Thomas Day, 7-7-1931 / Patrolman Leslie Green, 10-4-1931 / Patrolman Ross Porter, 7-23-1934 / Patrolman Edward J. Murphy, 5-11-1935 / Patrolman John P. Sears, 11-30-1936 / Detective Robert R. Cline, 2-5-1938 / Patrolman Campbell K. Jenkins, 1-9-1939 / Patrolman John M. McCullough, 1-18-1942 / Patrolman Thomas E. Webb, 8-17-1956 / Patrolman Richard E. Taylor, 1-19-1963 / Lieutenant Allen E. Fraley, 11-6-1964 / Patrolman Robert F. Lisska, 5-26-1965 / Patrolman Daniel Alfred Redding, 7-27-1965 / Patrolman William G. Wells, 12-21-1965 / Auxillary Officer Lawrence V. Kipfinger, 10-13-1969 / Patrolman Curtis L. Staton, 3-22-1972 / Patrolman Joseph "Andy" Edwards, 8-28-1972 / Sergeant Dale W. McCann, 6-7-1974 / Officer Roger L Brown, 8-11-1976 / Officer Michael J. Smith, 8-11-1976 / Officer Martin W. Yawarsky, 9-6-1980 / Officer Gordon J. Rich, 4-5-1986 / Officer Richard Fickeisen, 6-1-1987 / Officer Jane E. Thompson-Bowman, 3-9-1989 / Officer Robin Nye, 1-4-1991 / Officer Raymond E. Radel, 4-25-1991 / Officer Curtis E. Clites, 12-10-1993 / Sergeant Marc Muncy, 4-5-1995 / Officer Keith L. Evans, 7-9-1995 / Lieutenant Christopher N. Claypool, 4-29-2001 / Officer Melissa Foster, 12-4-2004, Officer Bryan Hurst, 1-6-2005.