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Jan 2012. Both stations will be numbered RVC station 47 and 57.

Norco city council votes to contract with Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire.

http://www.pe.com/localnews/stories/PE_ ... ec0bb.html

The County of Riverside is building a new voice and data communications system to replace the current aging 800 MHz system. RSO will be the main user of the new system which will be a digitally encrypted trunked system for them. Fire will use the data portion of it while keeping the current voice ch...

The whole country has to go narrowband per federal government regulations.

scnradio wrote:I just check my notes and 855.4625 100.0 is still good for Amr around Palm Springs and of last month.

Is this used for voice or data traffic? I can see where it could be data like for AVL. Does AMR Desert Use VHF? I wonder if this freq was used by Springs ambulance before AMR bought them.

It depends on the situation. Since some supports radio coverage can overlap, some engines can respond on a different support then their normal support channel and hear all traffic from Perris. Other stations will need to respond on their normal support channel and as they get closer to an incident, ...

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As for the desert, there are paramedics at almost every FS. AMR dispatches for Palm Springs and maybe DHS if I know correctly. Blythe has its ambulance service dispatched by Riverside Medics or something like that. They may have AMR units deployed in all those unincorporated areas. I am not sure if...

cvrules90 wrote:Can't the CDF engines be used for fill-ins like when a company is not available to make a run for a medical emergency?

They are being used for that.

scnradio wrote:There is also info under Resources page.

Ouch. That list is painful to look at. Missing stations, stations without engine companies. I didn't know that the city of Perris had 96 stations. I never knew this list was there.