Dare County Fire, EMS and Ocean Rescue

Scanner feed of all Dare County emergency communications

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Feed Details

Feed ID10989
GenrePublic Safety
StatusOnline (13d 10h)
Listeners21
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Sep 22, 1:42 PM 2:12 PM 0
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Sep 22, 9:14 AM 9:44 AM 1
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Feed Notes

This feed is provided as a courtesy to anyone who is interested in listening to Dare County's finest! For more information on codes and unit traffic, see http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Dare_County_%28NC%29 and www.obxairwaves.com. Scanner feed is also avilable on your mobile device. Please note that there is about a 30-60 second delay from actual transmission to your device. Alpha tags are displayed.

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Talkgroups scanned on Dare County P25 800MHZ simulcast system:

  • Fire (includes dispatch and TAC talkgroups)
  • EMS (including Dare Medflight)
  • Ocean Rescue (including beach lifeguard talkgroups)
  • Public safety interop frequencies (including assigned NC VIPER system patches)
  • Unencrypted law enforcement "Ops" frequencies (only used during events, no dispatch traffic)

VHF channels are no longer scanned. Dare County Sheriff's Dept ("DCSO") and town police departments ("Beach Law")  are encrypted and no longer able to be received. 

Feed is currently provided by an RTL-SDR running SDRTrunk and roof mounted antenna