Merrimack County, Concord, and Hooksett Police, CAFMA Fire

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	Merrimack County, Concord, and Hooksett Police, CAFMA Fire Covers Police and Fire Departments for all towns between Hooksett, NH and up into Concord, NH	Public Safety	12			Online

Feed Notes

Police Departments:

-->Merrimack County Police Dispatch (Though it's listed in RR Database as Allenstown PD, it's actually Merrimack County Police):
                                     **This frequency seems to be for dispatching Eastern Merrimack County Towns**
                                     **Epsom, Loudon, Pittsfield, Canterbury, Allenstown, Pembroke, Chichester, Boscawen, Northfield**
                          159.090 (P25:317 - Primary Dispatch)
                          155.040 (Secondary Dispatch and Car-to-Car - Also used by Allenstown Public Works during winter storms)

                           Known Callsigns:    150-199: Epsom
                                                                400-449: Loudon
                                                                450-499: Pittsfield
                                                                500-549: Canterbury
                                                                900-949: Allenstown
                                                                950-999: Pembroke

-->Merrimack County Sheriff's Office: (Possibly handles Henniker (550-599), Hopkinton (600-649), etc small towns):
                                    **This frequency seems to be for the Western Merrimack County towns**
                                    **Henniker, Hopkinton, Dunbarton, Warner, etc - will have to listen more to find out all towns covered**
                          155.685 (P25:117 - Sheriff's Office Dispatch)
                          155.700 (Simulcast with 155.685 - Locked out currently)

-->Concord, NH Police Dispatch:
155.625 (P25:117 - Primary Dispatch)
154.800 (Channel 2 - Often used for Car to Car or dispatch during heavy activity)

-->Bow area, NH Police Dispatch:
155.76 (P25:117 - Handles Bow and surrounding small towns)

-->Pembroke, NH Police Dispatch:
155.58 (Dispatched through Merrimack County at night, but this frequency is used during the day)
UPDATE: This freq is currently locked out. It no longer appears to be used by Pembroke PD)

-->Hooksett, NH Police Dispatch:
155.565 (P25:117 - Dispatch and Car-to-car)

-->NH State Police Troop D (Merrimack County - Concord Area)
                           156.210 (P25:826 - Dispatch and Patrol)
                           155.475 (Statewide Mutual Aid)
                           156.090 (LCL South)
                           155.910 (LCL North)

Fire Departments:

-->CAFMA (Capital Area Fire/Mutual Aid) Dispatch:   **All VHF Freqs using 136.5 CTCSS Tone**
                         154.355 (Primary Dispatch for Capital Area Fire and Mutual Aid)
                              - Handles all Capital Area towns including Allenstown, Pembroke, Suncook, Epsom, Chichester, Pittsfield, Northwood, Bow, and Concord, NH
                         154.235: CAFMA Fire Channel 2
                         154.220: CAFMA Fire Channel 3
                         154.280: CAFMA Fire Channel 4 / Statewide
                         154.310: CAFMA Fire Channel 5 / Tactical
                         154.370: CAFMA Fire Channel 6
                         158.760: CAFMA Fire Channel 7
                         453.475: CAFMA Fire Concord Operations

The vast bulk of the traffic you will hear from this feed is from the first listed frequencies for Concord PD, Merrimack County PD, Hooksett PD, Pembroke PD, Bow area PD, and CAFMA Fire dispatch. All of the other frequencies are rarely (if ever) used.

For those who are interested, I'm using a Radio Shack Pro-197 scanner, connected to a 2m/440 Amateur Radio base antenna on the roof of my house. The feed is sent to RadioReference using ScannerCast. Alpha Tags are supported, so if you're using Winamp (or another player that supports Alpha Tags - such as XiiaLive Lite on Android OS), then you will see which frequency you are listening to at any given time.