Eastvale

[brandon]

A little late here but I noticed Eastvale has their own callsigns now.
City incorporated on 1-Oct-2010.

[Brian]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastvale,_California

[otterpop]

I listen to Jurupa Valley Station which used to service Eastvale before it incorporated. They offically became a city on Oct 1, 2010 and I noticed that they changed the call signs for the units that service the area. They used to be Edward unit 24, 25 and 26. Now they area Eastvale 60 through 65 or 66, depending on manpower for that shift. Eastvalle also has its own case numbers with start with the letters "EV" instead of just "E". "E" case number are still used for the unincorporated area that is serviced by Jurupa Valley Station. Needless to say, they increased manpower 100 percent by being a contract city and CHP is no longer handing the traffic accidents in Eastvale.

Just a note...the dispatchers are having a hard time calling or using the new "Eastvale" call signs because it a mouthful, saying 1-Eastvale-61, instead of 1-Edward-25.

[aaron636r]

Anyone point me in the right direction to get the Eastvale freq's? Appreciate it. I have a trunking system.


Thank you

[otterpop]

These are the talk groups and make sure you program "West" Freqs in the proper order to work correctly for an EDACS system.


West System

The West system covers western Riverside County including Moreno Valley, Mira Loma, Pedley, Rubidoux and Norco.

Frequencies
LCN-01 866.2125 LCN-02 866.2625 LCN-03 866.7125 LCN-04 866.7625
LCN-05 867.2125 LCN-06 867.7125 LCN-07 868.2125 LCN-08 867.2625
LCN-09 868.2625 LCN-10 868.7125 LCN-11 867.7875 LCN-12 868.7875



Sheriff
Talkgroup Decimal Usage
02-021 273 Jurupa Primary 1
02-022 274 Jurupa Car-to-Car 2
02-023 275 Jurupa Special Ops 3
02-024 276 Jurupa Special Ops 4