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I would expect most of the good stuff is done via Nextel or other non-scannable methods but you might try Ch 13, DEA (418-419 range) and the 800 MHz "I-TAC" channels. I have also logged narco stuff on the DOJ freqs listed at RadioReference.

Close Call hits for Riverside Community Hospital:

461.400 DPL 703 - Security?
464.975 DPL 703

Didn't have to a chance to listen much so if anyone closer to the city can identify their usage (security, maintenance, Ch #, etc...) that would be awesome.

For the Coachella Valley I would monitor: RSO Desert, Palm Springs PD (trunking system), Palm Springs FD, DHS PD, Indio PD, Cat City PD/Fire found in the database. Fire is dispatched on RRU-3 and they use Support 9 in the Whitewater/DHS/North PSP area and Support 10 in the Coachella Valley. I'm prob...

Here are some freqs to try... Blythe RSO system: Dec 1041 / AFS 08-021 - Colorado River Primary Blythe PD - 158.955 CHP 42.440 (Base) and 42.280 (Mobile) RRU-3 151.130 Support 5 - 154.145 (Blythe area) Support 6 - 154.445 (Desert Center area / west of Blythe) Support 9 - 154.175 (Colorado River / no...

Yeah that is old information.

Tonight hearing "Wildomar" units on the RSO system, not using Frank callsign for Wildomar. Just FYI

They are random. This morning 2047 and 2044 were used for Temecula/Cabazon patch at different times. See below for example RSO_patches_june28.gif The only time I've had the scanner NOT track a patch properly is when Palm Desert and Indio are patched. I suspect this has something to do with the fact ...

@Anonymous: Thanks for the info

I often hear RSO use the term AWS, what exactly does it mean?

@convE36: I have setup multiple sites on the same quick key and it works fine.