Digital Stereo Feed | City of Wheeling, WV | Left Channel: Wheeling Police | Right Channel: Wheeling Fire
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Feed Notes
WHEELING POLICE & FIRE STEREO FEED DESCRIPTION / NOTES
This feed is a stereo broadcast feed of the Police Department on the left channel and the Fire Department on the right channel. You can listen to just PD traffic by adjusting your sound card balancer to the left or FD traffic by moving to the right - when it's in the middle you are listening to both simultaneously.
Project 25 Phase I - APCO-25 Common Air Interface Exclusive
Ohio County Simulcast Frequencies:
453.1265
453.175
453.3125a
453.3375c
453.4375a
453.5625
460.2875
Wheeling City Public Safety(PD & FD Retired from System - 8/25/2016)
Motorola Type II Smartnet - Analog
Frequencies:
851.5375
851.9875c
852.2625c
853.2625c
Left Channel: Police Department
Police Dispatch (Talkgroup DEC: 2191)
Right Channel: Fire Department
Fire Dispatch (Talkgroup DEC: 2110)
TAC 1 (Talkgroup DEC: 2130)
TAC 2 (Talkgroup DEC: 2132)
TAC 3 (Talkgroup DEC: 2142)
TAC 4 (Talkgroup DEC: ____) I'm not sure if this channel is dedicated to events with the county or not - to be determined.
TAC 5 (Talkgroup DEC: 2144)
Feed News/Updates
August 25, 2016 - Wheeling FD Change
The Wheeling FD dispatch just confirmed a cutover happening at 12:30PM today. The FD will no longer be heard with the City of Wheeling Public Saftey system as both PD & FD will be running on the WVSIRN system. This system will require you to have a Digital Trucking Scanner. The online feed will remain online as I have changed my Analog equipment to Digital.
August 14, 2016 - Feed Announcement
The City of Wheeling is moving away from its own system and going to the West Virginia SIRN system. I will be updating my analog equipment as they make the changeover. Wheeling PD has already moved to the new system.
Due to security and safety concerns for the public and the department, Wheeling Police Department will utilize the encryption feature more frequently. This is NOT aproblem with the feed.
Special Codes:
10-1: On scene
10-7: Out of service
10-8: In service
10-12: Return to HQ
10-25: Intoxicated
10-27: Driver license check
10-28: Vehicle registration check
10-29: NCIC check
10-44: Gone on arrival
10-50: Vehicle accident
10-90: Burglar alarm
" Public Service Dispatch" or "Public Service Me": Call via telephone
Code 99 or "99": Unresponsive patient / cardiac arrest.
Code 18: DOA (Dead on Arrival).
E-T-O-H: Intoxicated person.
10-96: All hands / working fire (Companies responding know they will be working the incident instead of standing by and additional resources will be called out.).
2nd Alarm: Additional units above the "All hands" plus call outs from other platoons.
3rd Alarm: Additional units above the "All hands" plus call outs and mutual aid per the Incident Chief/Fire Chief.
" On the Air": Company is out driving in their district.
" Public Service Dispatch" or "Public Service Me": Call via telephone.
Box up: When a box up occurs all remaining available companies will move to central stations located in the city.
Tones / Radio Tests and Messages
Dispatch tone #1: Announcements / Medical Calls. (8 beeps at the same tone)
Dispatch tone #2: Structure Fire. (14 beeps with an alternating High/Low beep)
0800: Start of shift, announcement of day, shift working and who's the Duty Chief that day
0830: Radio testing of all the rigs in service that day plus all the portable radios that will be in use for that shift
1300: Dispatch tests, says "Testing 1 2 3"
1700: Dispatch tests. End of shift for non-24 hour personnel (Fire Chief, Inspectors, Investigators, Chief's Secretary, etc...)
2200: Evening radio check, each firehouse answers with station name and the name of the firefighter answering