Lassen County Fire and EMS Dispatch

Lassen County Fire & EMS — Dispatch

Lassen County Fire & EMS Dispatch, CDF LMU Local & CALCORD

Feed Coverage

This feed is dedicated to routine fire and emergency medical dispatch and coordination communications in Lassen County.

• Lassen County Fire & EMS Dispatch — 154.445 MHz
• CDF Lassen-Modoc Unit Local — 152.250 MHz
• CALCORD — 156.075 MHz

Traffic may include emergency dispatches, initial incident assignments, unit responses, status updates, local coordination, and mutual-aid communications.

Command, Tactical & Air Operations

IMPORTANT — COMMAND, TACTICAL, AND AIR OPERATIONS ARE CARRIED ON THE SPECIAL FEED.

This feed does not normally carry command, tactical, air-to-ground, air tactics, air attack, NIFC, VFIRE, USFS, BLM, CAL FIRE incident-specific, or other expanded wildfire communications.

For those channels, listen to:
Lassen County Fire — Special

Priority Scan Notice

The scanner is configured with Priority Scan enabled for Lassen County Fire & EMS Dispatch on 154.445 MHz.

When traffic is detected on this channel, the scanner may interrupt audio from CDF LMU Local, CALCORD, or another monitored channel so the priority dispatch transmission can be heard.

If another transmission appears to be cut off or replaced by Lassen County Fire & EMS Dispatch traffic, Priority Scan is likely the reason.

Feed Problems

Please report audio outages, prolonged silence, looping audio, distorted transmissions, or other technical problems by using Broadcastify’s Report Problem button on the feed page.

The stream is not continuously monitored and may occasionally stop, hang, or experience receiver or internet-connectivity problems. Submitting a problem report notifies the feed provider and will generally result in the issue being identified and resolved more quickly.

Important Information

This feed is provided for informational and public-awareness purposes only. Online scanner audio may be delayed, incomplete, or interrupted and should not be relied upon for emergency notifications, evacuation instructions, or immediate public-safety information.

For emergencies, call 9-1-1. Follow official agency alerts and local emergency-notification systems for current warnings, evacuation information, and public-safety instructions.

Agency names, frequencies, and channel descriptions are provided for identification purposes. This feed is independently operated and is not an official service of any listed agency.