Edmond Police and Fire

US > Oklahoma > Oklahoma (County) [Oklahoma City]

Listen	Feed	Genre	Listeners	Player Selection	Links	Status
	Edmond Police and Fire (( Stereo Feed )) Edmond PD - Left Channel / Edmond Fire, UCO PD, Oak Cliff and Deer Creek VFD's, and other agencies as applicable - Right Channel	Public Safety	5			Online

Feed Notes

THIS FEED IS NOT PROVIDED BY NOR ENDORSED BY THE CITY OF EDMOND, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA (UCO), DEER CREEK/OAK CLIFF FIRE DEPARTMENTS, OKLAHOMA HIGHWAY PATROL - TROOP A, OR THE OKLAHOMA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE.

This feed is a stereo feed and is best experienced through speakers or headphones. Edmond police on left side. Edmond Fire, Deer Creek/Oak Cliff VFD's on the Right. Due to the number of agencies on the right side, Alpha Tags are displayed in your (compatible) Media Player for the right side only.
Priority Channels: Edmond PD Dispatch and Edmond Fire, Oak Cliff/ Deer Creek Dispatch channels take priority over information and fire ground channels. A conversation may be interrupted if a dispatch channel becomes active.
Recommended Players:

Broadcastify - Broadcastify now has its own app! Check it out in the Google Play / iTunes store.
Android - Scanner Radio - Free/Paid - Allows display or Meta Tags if broadcast, listen to dual channel feeds like this one and isolate left/right channel only - if desired, find nearby scanners via phone GPS, set favorites. alerts to number of users (if something major is happening, channel alerts if broadcaster is aware of something notable happening
Winamp - Displays meta data tags if broadcast, isolate specific channels on dual channel feeds such as this one (optional plug-in required), plays almost every media format

Happy New Year 2023 - Feed Notes Follow:

Many may have noticed that the feed has been up and down recently after a long stint of being up almost 24/7/365. My goal is to provide this feed in that same manner. However, with time comes age and my battery backup batteries have died. I'm currently working on replacing them. My home ubiquiti 802.11ax network is up and running and I'm hoping to find or improve my setup so that the scanner computer utilize wireless instead of ethernet-over-powerline so as when the power fails the feed doesn't go down.

To that affect, I've recently setup a failover cellular router. With my GoogleFi account you can get up to 4 data-only sim cards and I decided that should cox go down (as it does every so often) that the network will rollover to my T-Mobile 5G SA/NSA connection. The model used is the Pepwave MAX BR1 Pro 5G utilizing SpeedFusion Connect Protect Hot-Failover.