CAL FIRE STATEWIDE RADIO CALL PLAN

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CAL FIRE
STATEWIDE RADIO CALL
PLAN
CAL FIRE RADIO CALL PLAN
Ver: 05.11.01
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents ................................................................................................. 1
Key Telephone Numbers...................................................................................... 3
CTCSS Tone Protection ....................................................................................... 6
CDF Command Nets ............................................................................................. 9
California Travel Net............................................................................................. 10
Aircraft Communications..................................................................................... 11
CAL FIRE VHF-AM Radio Frequencies .............................................................. 11
CDF Tactical Frequency Assignments ............................................................... 14
Clear Text ............................................................................................................. 15
Personnel and Equipment Call Number Instructions........................................ 16
Radio Identification Plan for Unit Personnel and Equipment ........................... 18
Sacramento Headquarters Radio Identification................................................. 19
Academy Radio Identification ............................................................................. 22
Region Radio Identification ................................................................................. 24
Radio Identification Plan for CAL FIRE .............................................................. 26
SACRAMENTO HEADQUARTERS............................................................. 26
NORTHERN REGION HEADQUARTERS................................................... 26
NORTHERN REGION UNITS...................................................................... 26
SOUTHERN REGION HEADQUARTERS................................................... 26
SOUTHERN REGION UNITS ...................................................................... 26
STATEWIDE UNIT ADDRESS/PHONE/ID-CALL SIGNS
AMADOR – ELDORADO (2700).................................................................. 27
BUTTE (2100).............................................................................................. 27
FRESNO – KINGS (4300) ........................................................................... 27
HUMBOLDT – DEL NORTE (1200) ............................................................. 28
KERN COUNTY FIRE (Contract County...................................................... 28
LASSEN – MODOC (2200).......................................................................... 28
LOS ANGELES COUNTY FIRE (Contract County) ..................................... 29
MADERA – MARIPOSA – MERCED (4200) ................................................ 30
MARIN COUNTY FIRE (1500)..................................................................... 30
MENDOCINO (1100) ................................................................................... 30
NEVADA – YUBA – PLACER (2300)........................................................... 30
ORANGE COUNTY FIRE (Contract County) ............................................... 31
RIVERSIDE (3100) ...................................................................................... 31
SAN BENITO – MONTEREY (4600)............................................................ 31
SAN BERNARDINO (3500) ......................................................................... 32
SAN DIEGO (3300)...................................................................................... 32
SAN LUIS OBISPO (3400) .......................................................................... 33
SAN MATEO – SANTA CRUZ (1700).......................................................... 33
SANTA CLARA (1600)................................................................................. 33
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY FIRE (Contract County) ................................ 33
SHASTA – TRINITY (2400) ......................................................................... 34
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SISKIYOU (2600)......................................................................................... 34
SONOMA – LAKE – NAPA (1400)............................................................... 34
TEHAMA – GLENN (2500) .......................................................................... 35
TULARE (4100) ........................................................................................... 35
TUOLUMNE – CALAVERAS (4400) ............................................................ 35
VENTURA COUNTY FIRE (Contract County) ............................................. 36
Empty page.................................................................................................. 37
UNIT/REPEATER MAPS/LEGENDS
AMADOR – ELDORADO ............................................................................. 38-39
BUTTE ......................................................................................................... 40-41
FRESNO – KINGS....................................................................................... 42-43
HUMBOLDT – DEL NORTE ........................................................................ 44-45
LASSEN – MODOC ..................................................................................... 46-47
MADERA – MARIPOSA – MERCED ........................................................... 48-49
MENDOCINO............................................................................................... 50-51
NEVADA – YUBA – PLACER ...................................................................... 52-53
RIVERSIDE ................................................................................................. 54-55
SAN BENITO – MONTEREY ....................................................................... 56-57
SAN BERNARDINO..................................................................................... 58-59
SAN DIEGO................................................................................................. 60-61
SAN LUIS OBISPO...................................................................................... 62-63
SAN MATEO – SANTA CRUZ ..................................................................... 64-65
SANTA CLARA ............................................................................................ 66-67
SHASTA – TRINITY..................................................................................... 68-69
SISKIYOU.................................................................................................... 70-71
SONOMA – LAKE – NAPA – East ............................................................... 72-73
SONOMA – LAKE – NAPA – West .............................................................. 74-75
TEHAMA – GLENN...................................................................................... 76-77
TULARE....................................................................................................... 78-79
TUOLUMNE – CALAVERAS ....................................................................... 80-81
CAL FIRE REPEATER LOCATIONS
COMMAND 1 ............................................................................................... 82
COMMAND 2 ............................................................................................... 83
COMMAND 3 ............................................................................................... 84
COMMAND 4 ............................................................................................... 85
COMMAND 5 ............................................................................................... 86
COMMAND 6 ............................................................................................... 87
COMMAND 7 ............................................................................................... 88
COMMAND 8 ............................................................................................... 89
COMMAND 9 ............................................................................................... 90
COMMAND 10 ............................................................................................. 91
CESRS ........................................................................................................ 92
LOW BAND NET.......................................................................................... 93
RADIO FREQUENCIES
Kenwood TK-790 Mobile Radio Freq. Load Group 3 ................................... 94-101
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KEY TELEPHONE NUMBERS
SACRAMENTO
Sacramento Command Center ............................................................................ 916-845-8680
Sacramento Duty Chief contact number ............................................................ 916-327-3063
Sacramento Duty Officer contact number.......................................................... 916-323-6231
Northern Region Operations OCC (24 hour-Fire Season .................................. 530-224-2466
Santa Rosa Headquarters Office Receptionist ............................................ 707-576-2275
Redding Headquarters Office Receptionist.................................................. 530-224-2445
CNR Duty Chief Contact Number ........................................................................ 530-224-4944
CNR Duty Officer Contact Number ..................................................................... 530-224-2434
CNR STRIKE TEAM LEADER HOTLINE .............................................................. 800-237-3703
Southern Region Operations OCC ...................................................................... 951-320-6197
Fresno Headquarters Office Receptionist .................................................... 559-222-3714
Riverside Headquarters Office Receptionist ................................................ 951-782-4140
CSR Duty Chief Contact Number ........................................................................ 951-782-4236
Or
(800) 995-3473 (Option 6)
CSR Duty Officer Contact Number...................................................................... 951-320-6197
Or.............................................................................................. (800) 995-3473 (Option 5)
ECC 24 Hour Non-Emergency Numbers (Call Sign)
Amador-El Dorado (Camino)....................................................................... 530-647-5220
Butte (Oroville)............................................................................................ 530-538-6460
Fresno-Kings (Fresno) ................................................................................ 559-294-0400
Humboldt-Del Norte (Fortuna) .................................................................... 707-726-1280
Kern County Fire Dept. (Kern Co.) .............................................................. 661-324-6551
Lassen-Modoc (Susanville) ........................................................................ 530-257-5575
Los Angeles County Fire Dept. (Los Angeles) ........................................... 323-881-6183
Madera-Mariposa-Merced (Mariposa)......................................................... 209-966-3803
Marin County Fire Dept (Woodacre) ........................................................... 415-499-6717
Mendocino (Howard Forest) ....................................................................... 707-459-7403
Nevada-Yuba-Placer (Grass Valley)........................................................... 530-477-0641
Orange County Fire Authority (Orange) ...................................................... 714-573-6585
Riverside (Perris) ........................................................................................ 951-940-6949
San Benito-Monterey (Monterey) ................................................................ 831-647-6223
San Bernardino (San Bernardino) .............................................................. 909-883-1112
San Diego (Monte Vista)............................................................................. 619-401-7787
San Luis Obispo (San Luis) ........................................................................ 805-547-9331
San Mateo-Santa Cruz (Felton) .................................................................. 831-335-6719
Santa Barbara County Fire Dept. (Santa Barbara) ..................................... 805-692-5723
Santa Clara (Morgan Hill) ........................................................................... 408-201-0490
Shasta-Trinity (Redding) ............................................................................. 530-225-2411
Siskiyou (Yreka) .......................................................................................... 530-842-7066
Sonoma-Lake-Napa (St. Helena) ................................................................ 707-963-4112
Tehama-Glenn (Red Bluff).......................................................................... 530-529-8542
Tulare (Visalia) ............................................................................................ 559-734-1948
Tuolumne-Calaveras (San Andreas) .......................................................... 209-754-0675
Ventura County Fire Dept. (Ventura)........................................................... 805-388-4278
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Air Tactical Bases
Chico AA Base............................................................................................. 530-895-6505
Columbia AA Base....................................................................................... 209-532-2911
Fresno AA Base........................................................................................... 559-291-6435
Grass Valley AA Base.................................................................................. 530-272-4952
Hollister AA Base ......................................................................................... 831-637-5456
Paso Robles AA Base.................................................................................. 805-238-1878
Porterville AA Base ...................................................................................... 559-784-0828
Ramona AA Base ........................................................................................ 760-789-1370
Redding AA Base......................................................................................... 530-226-2795
Rohnerville AA Base .................................................................................... 707-725-4572
Ryan AA Base.............................................................................................. 951-652-2066
Sonoma AA Base......................................................................................... 707-576-2586
Ukiah AA Base............................................................................................. 707-462-6102
Helitack Bases
Alma Helitack Base...................................................................................... 408-354-4806
Bear Valley Helitack Base............................................................................ 831-389-4318
Bieber Helitack Base.................................................................................... 530-294-5251
Boggs Helitack Base.................................................................................... 707-928-5484
Columbia Helitack Base............................................................................... 209-532-2911
Gillespie Helitack Base ................................................................................ 619-371-1397
Hemet / Ryan Helitack Base ........................................................................ 951-652-2066
Howard Forest Helitack Base ...................................................................... 707-459-7408
Kneeland Helitack Base............................................................................... 707-444-2863
Prado Helitack Base .................................................................................... 909-597-2911
Vina Helitack Base....................................................................................... 530-839-2121
NORTHERN REGION
Conservation Camps
Alder CDCR – HUU ..................................................................................... 707-482-2761
Antelope CDCR – LMU................................................................................ 530-257-2295
Ben Lomond CDCR – CZU.......................................................................... 831-426-1610
Chamberlain Creek CDCR – MEU............................................................... 707-964-3716
Deadwood CDCR – SKU ............................................................................. 530-468-2235
Delta CDCR – LNU ...................................................................................... 707-428-4461
Devils Garden CDCR – LMU ....................................................................... 530-233-3634
Eel River CDCR – HUU ............................................................................... 707-923-2757
Growlersburg CDCR – AEU......................................................................... 530-333-4385
High Rock CDCR – HUU ............................................................................. 707-946-2362
Intermountain CDCR – LMU ........................................................................ 530-294-5289
Ishi CDCR – TGU ........................................................................................ 530-597-2352
Konocti CDCR – LNU .................................................................................. 707-994-2441
Parlin Fork CDCR – MEU ............................................................................ 707-964-3765
Pine Grove – CYA – AEU ............................................................................ 209-296-7591
Salt Creek CDCR – TGU ............................................................................. 530-833-5562
Sugar Pine CDCR – SHU ............................................................................ 530-472-3121
Susanville Training Center – LMU ............................................................... 530-257-2727
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Trinity River CDCR – SHU ........................................................................... 530-286-2880
Valley View CDCR – TGU ........................................................................... 530-968-5355
Washington Ridge CDCR – NEU................................................................. 530-265-7855
SOUTHERN REGION
Conservation Camps
Baseline CDCR – TCU ................................................................................ 209-984-5287
Bautista CDCR – RRU................................................................................. 951-927-3639
Cuesta CDCR – SLU ................................................................................... 805-543-9570
Fenner CDCR – BDU................................................................................... 661-944-5086
Gabilan CDCR – BEU.................................................................................. 831-678-0609
La Cima CDCR – MVU ................................................................................ 760-765-0140
McCain Valley CDCR – MVU....................................................................... 619-766-4412
Miramonte CDCR – FSU ............................................................................. 559-336-2313
Mt. Bullion CDCR- MMU .............................................................................. 209-966-2116
Mt. Home CDCR – TUU............................................................................... 559-539-3151
Norco CDCR – RRU .................................................................................... 951-737-5911
Oak Glen CDCR- RRU ................................................................................ 909-797-5418
Owens Valley CDCR – BDU ........................................................................ 760-387-2565
Pilot Rock CDCR – BDU.............................................................................. 909-338-2812
Prado CDCR – BDU .................................................................................... 909-597-2911
Puerta La Cruz CDCR – MVU ..................................................................... 760-782-3559
Rainbow CDCR – MVU................................................................................ 760-728-7492
Vallecito CDCR – TCU................................................................................. 209-736-2553
Ventura CYA – SLU ..................................................................................... 805-278-3748
Forestry Training Units
California Institution for Women ................................................................... 909-597-7137
Preston Training Center............................................................................... 209-274-8348
Sierra Conservation Center ........................................................................ 209-984-4754
State Forests
Mt. Zion Demonstration Forest .................................................................... 530-644-2345
Mt. Home Demonstration Forest Summer ................................................... 559-539-2321
Winter .......................................................................................................... 559-539-2855
Jackson Demonstration Forest .................................................................... 707-964-5674
Soquel Demonstration Forest ...................................................................... 831-475-8643
LaTour State Forest
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CTCSS TONE PROTECTION
Radio System Interference
Interference to CAL FIRE Local Net communications has become increasingly
common, as a result of planned re-use of CAL FIRE assigned radio frequencies,
FCC authorized frequency assignment, and as a result of antenna
improvements made at various CAL FIRE remote radio sites:
• Local Net radio frequencies have been re-utilized to create additional
Command Nets. This was accomplished to increase radio system
efficiency and relieve Command Net congestion. Re-use of radio
frequencies, however can cause interference to existing Local Net
assignments.
• CAL FIRE radio frequencies are not assigned exclusively to our
Department. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules also
authorize use of these radio channels to other local government “forestryconservation” agencies. These users can also create interference to CAL
FIRE radio nets.
• Improved antenna towers and associated radio and antenna systems at
CAL FIRE remote radio sites have improved local area radio coverage.
However, coverage may be extended unintentionally to other co-channel
Units with resultant interference.
Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System (CTCSS)
An accepted, standard method for elimination of co-channel, public safety radio
system interference is the activation of Continuous Tone Coded Squelch
System (CTCSS) protection. CTCSS protection is built into modern radio
equipment. Several years ago CAL FIRE converted the mountain top mobile
relay selection from “burst-tone” to CTCSS.
Note: References are occasionally made to “PL” as a tone protection
system. “PL” refers to “Private Line”, which is the trade name reference to
the CTCSS feature provided in radio equipment manufactured by Motorola
Corporation.
Recent purchases of CAL FIRE replacement radio equipment have provided the
opportunity to enable CTCSS protection throughout our radio system. Basic
elements of CTCSS implementation will include protection of all radio
equipment:
• Each Local Net has been assigned a discrete CTCSS “tone”. Mobile
relays within the Local Net continuously transmit the specified CTCSS
tone.
• Radio receivers within each Local Net are CTCSS “protected” so that the
receiver will not “open” unless it detects the assigned CTCSS tone. All
receivers are protected; ECC control stations, FFS, AAB, and
Conservation Camp base stations, all mobile radios, all HTs and all
aircraft and helicopter radios.
• An example of CTCSS protection is illustrated by examination of the BTU
Local Net and the co-channel (151.400/159.375 MHz) CAL FIRE
Command-4 Net, which is operating in central California;
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1) BTU ECC radio receivers will be protected by CTCSS “Tone-1”.
2) BTU mobile relays will always transmit CTCSS “Tone-1”.
3) BTU ECC Local Net will only hear radio traffic from their mobile
relays. (See also CTCSS Limitations)
4) BTU ECC Local Net will not hear the interfering radio traffic from
Command-4, because that radio system transmits CTCSS “Tone8”
Similar CTCSS tone assignments are planned and activated to eliminate other
CAL FIRE co-channel interference situations. System planning and engineering
will be completed to ensure that existing and future co-channel radio systems
are assigned different CTCSS tones.
CTCSS protection is commonly used, worldwide, for control/protection of
commercial and public safety radio systems.
CTCSS Tone Plans
CAL FIRE CTCSS tone protection plans will be published in the CAL FIRE
Radio Call Plan, as issued to all CAL FIRE radio users. CAL FIRE
Telecommunications staff also provides a radio channel summary to the
Aviation Management Unit, North/South Operations Command Centers, and
Unit Emergency Command Centers for distribution to agency, cooperator, and
vendor aircraft operators.
With the exception of HUU and AEU, the assigned CTCSS tone is the same
number as the second digit of the Unit designator.
Example:
• TGU unit designation is “2500”, which equates to CTCSS “Tone-5”
(146.2Hz)
• CZU unit designation is “1700”, which equates to CTCSS “Tone-7”
(167.9Hz)
Exception to standard CTCSS assignments:
• HUU unit designation is “1200” assigned CTCSS is “Tone-1” (110.9Hz)
• AEU unit designation is “2700”, assigned CTCSS is “Tone-5” (146.2Hz)
CDF Command Nets 3 through 10 have been assigned “Tone-8” (103.5Hz)
statewide. This assignment will provide protection from co-channel CAL FIRE
Local Nets.
CDF Command Nets 1 and 2 will not be CTCSS protected. They are
frequencies that are assigned exclusively statewide to CAL FIRE. Out-of-state
radio interference may, in the future, require CTCSS protection for these nets.
CDF Tactical Channels are CTCSS protected with tone 16 (192.8) on transmit
and receive.
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CTCSS Limitations – Car-to-Car (direct) CommunicationsCTCSS protection for a specific Local Net includes activation of CTCSS tone
decoding for all mobile radios. Car-to-Car (direct) communications requires that
the assigned Unit CTCSS tone be transmitted to “open” the mobile receiver. The
Kenwood mobile radio is programmed to automatically select the proper CTCSS
tone in the “TA” (talk around) transmit mode.
Out-of-unit mobile radios and cooperators should use the mobile relay system
within each Unit, (if their radios are not programmed with the receive tone) as
per the published Radio Call Plan, or the Group 3 Channel Assignment Plan.
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CDF COMMAND NETS
CMD-1 and CMD-2 Command Net repeater locations statewide are shown on
the map on pages 74-75. They are used as command frequencies for
communications between ECC's, Incident Commanders, aircraft, and command
staff. They may be used for flight following and for in route communications
between responding and returning mobile units. Use car-to-car whenever
possible.
CDF Command Nets 3-10 (below) are in the implementation phase for various
locations throughout the state. These frequencies are available to ECC’s and
Incident Communications Unit Leaders for assignment, consistent with licensing
and repeater deployment, in pre-approved areas of the state, with assignment
by Region OCC.
Designator
Simple
CDF CMD 1
151.3550
CDF CMD 2
151.2650
CDF CMD 3
151.3400
CDF CMD 4
151.4000
CDF CMD 5
151.3175
CDF CMD 6
151.2500
CDF CMD 7
151.4600
CDF CMD 8
151.4450
CDF CMD 9
151.1750
CDF CMD 10
151.1900
All CDF CMD nets are Narrowband
Repeat
159.3000
159.3300
159.3450
159.3750
159.3525
159.3600
159.3900
159.3450
159.4500
159.2250
Kenwood
Group 3
CMD1
CMD2
CMD3
CMD4
CMD5
CMD6
CMD7
CMD8
CMD9
CMD10
Kenwood
Ch. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
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LOCAL NET
This is usually the primary dispatch and operations net for each Unit. Most initial
attack dispatching is done on the local net. Local net is used for emergency
traffic, aircraft-to-ECC communications and routine administrative traffic, when
the net is clear. Repeater locations are shown on the Unit maps.
TACTICAL NETS
Tactical frequencies are assigned to specific Units to allow for incident on-scene
radio communications. Their purpose is to provide each incident a different
frequency(s) to minimize interference in multiple incident situations, and to free
up the local net for its designated purposes. Tac Nets are used for
communications on an incident between the Incident Commander and the
resources assigned to that incident. ECC's will manage and assign Tac Nets.
Charts of Tac Net frequencies and assignments are located on page 12 of this
booklet.
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CALIFORNIA TRAVEL NET (CESRS)
The Travel net is a shared radio net under a formal agreement between Cal
EMA and CAL FIRE known as California Emergency Services Radio System
(CESRS) in the Kenwood TK790 Group 3
Repeater Input 154.980 MHz
Repeater Output 153.755 MHz
Additional authorized use of CESRS is limited to ground resources enroute
to/from an incident outside their home unit. This channel will not be used as a
tactical net, nor will it be used for routine administrative traffic. Authorized uses
are:
1)
2)
3)
4)
Emergency vehicle to dispatch communications;
Emergency vehicle-to-vehicle communications;
Initial contact, recall and/or reassignment of personnel and equipment;
Contact channel during long distance travel by overhead, strike team, etc.
The purpose of this channel is limited to ground resources enroute
to/from and incident outside their home base and not used for routine
administrative traffic or a tactical net.
There has been no map created for this system at the time of printing this RCP.
We are only using this channel in the direct mode until further notice.
CONTINUOUS TONE CONTROL SELECTION SYSTEM (CTCSS)
CTCSS encoding provides continuous sub-audible tone to access mobile relays
(repeaters) and provide access to receive tone protected radios.
Tone 1 110.9 Hz
Tone 2 123.0 Hz
Tone 3 131.8 Hz
Tone 4 136.5 Hz
Tone 5 146.2 Hz
Tone 6 156.7 Hz
Tone 7 167.9 Hz
Tone 8 103.5 Hz
Tone 9 100.0 Hz
Tone 10 107.2 Hz
Tone 11 114.8 Hz
Tone 12 127.3 Hz
Tone 13 141.3 Hz
Tone 14 151.4 Hz
Tone 15 162.2 Hz
Tone 16 192.8 Hz
*NOTE: The above tones are the standard approved by CAL FIRE,
FIRESCOPE Communications, BLM, BIA and the USFS.
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AIRCRAFT COMMUNICATIONS
AIR TACTICS NETS
Air Tactics 1
Air Tactics 2
Air Tactics 3
Air Tactics 4
Air Tactics 5
Air Tactics 6
Air Tactics 21
Air Tactics 22
Air Tactics 23
166.6750 MHz
169.1500 MHz
169.2000 MHz
151.2800 MHz
151.2950 MHz
151.3100 MHz
151.2725 MHz
151.2875 MHz
151.3025 MHz
USFS
USFS
USFS
CAL FIRE
CAL FIRE
CAL FIRE
CAL FIRE
CAL FIRE
CAL FIRE
The air operations frequencies are shared throughout California by CAL FIRE
and USFS. Communications on the air tactics net are restricted to air-to-air use.
There are exceptions: CAL FIRE Helitack crews on CAL FIRE incidents may,
with approval from the Air Tactical Supervisor, transmit on CAL FIRE Air Tactics
4, 5, 6, 21, 22, or 23 (whichever is assigned) for necessary coordination with
their own helicopter.
Air Tactics 1, 2, 3 and 21 are assigned as air-to-ground frequencies by
frequency coordinators for specific incidents occasionally,
No other ground units are authorized to transmit on the air tactics nets.
AIRGUARD (AIR SAFETY GUARD) 168.625 MHz
This frequency is monitored at all times by all USFS, CAL FIRE and BLM aircraft
and ECC's. Its use is restricted to aircraft, ECC's, Air Attack and Helitack Bases.
This frequency is restricted to the following uses:
1) Air-to-air emergency contact and coordination
2) Ground-to-Air emergency contact. Including emergency hailing by crews
in critical danger.
3) Initial call, recall, and re-direction of aircraft when no other contact
frequency is available.
CAL FIRE VHF-AM RADIO FREQUENCIES
VHF-AM ("Victor") radio frequencies are available for incident use. These
frequencies are shared throughout California by CAL FIRE and USFS. Due to
FCC regulations and the need for close frequency management, use of these
frequencies is prohibited without the approval of the Region Command Center.
ECC's will place request for VHF frequencies with the appropriate Region
Command Center (North Ops or South Ops).
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The following frequencies are authorized for CAL FIRE/USFS use:
VHF
122.850
122.900
123.975
122.975
123025
122.750
122.925
FAA-FCC
Air to Air Operations
Air Tanker Base Ground Control/Operations
Air to Air Operations Helicopter
Air to Air Operations Helicopter
The Region Command Centers may assign other VHF frequencies for specific
incident support, depending on current FAA/FCC authorizations.
AIR-TO-GROUND COMMUNICATIONS
• Designated air-to-ground frequencies for use in California are:
151.2200 MHz CAL FIRE air-to-ground
170.0000 MHz USFS air-to-ground
166.8750 MHz USFS secondary air-to-ground
169.1125 MHz USFS secondary air-to-ground
• Use the air-to-ground frequency assigned by ECC. Air Tactics 21 may also
be used with coordination as Air-to-Ground 21.
• Normally, incident air-to-ground traffic is restricted to the Incident
Commander and/or Operations Section Chief and Helitack crews.
Individuals, crews, engines and dozers needing air support should place
their request with the IC, Ops or other appropriate line officer on the
assigned tactical net.
• CAL FIRE, USFS and BLM contract aircraft, including air tankers, lead
planes, air attack planes, smokejumper planes and helicopters can dial up
any frequency between 150 and 174 MHz. Copters 202 and 205 also have
LF and UHF capability.
• CAL FIRE Call-When-Needed (CWN) air attack planes have limited
frequencies. ECC's will assign the air-to-ground frequency to be used by
CWN aircraft.
• ECC's are responsible for frequency management. Check with ECC if in
doubt about an assigned frequency. Report serious interference to ECC
ASAP.
• All CAL FIRE helicopters and air attack aircraft have tone encoders and can
activate mobile relays when necessary.
• I.C.'s should know which air-to-ground frequency is normally assigned for
initial attack in their area. Unless the ECC advises otherwise, assume all
aircraft will be monitoring this frequency.
• If you are unable to contact aircraft on assigned air-to-ground frequency, call
ECC for assistance.
• Remember to talk to aircraft when they are off to one side. Directly overhead
= No contact.
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CDF VHF RADIO FREQUENCIES
UNIT
ECC
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
NET
Simplex
Repeater
CDF CMD-1
CDF CMD-2
Air-Guard
CDF Air to Ground
Air Tactics 4
Air Tactics 5
Air Tactics 6
Air Tactics 21
Air Tactics 22
Air Tactics 23
151.3550
151.2650
168.6250
151.2200
151.2800
151.2950
151.3100
151.2725
151.2875
151.3025
159.3000
159.3300
NORTHERN REGION
Unit
AAB
ECC Call Sign
AEU
BTU
HUU
LNU
CIC
FOT
STS
Camino
Oroville
Fortuna
St. Helena
LMU
MEU
UKI
Susanville
Howard Forest
NEU
GOO
Grass Valley
RDD
SIY
CZU
SCU
SHU
SKU
TGU
MRN
Simplex
Repeater
Air
Tactic
TacNet
Local
Local
Local
Local West
Local East
Local
Local
151.1900
151.4000
151.2500
151.4600
151.3400
151.2500
151.3850
159.2250
159.3750
159.4050
159.3900
159.3150
159.4050
159.2700
4
5
6
6
6
4
22
Felton
Morgan Hill
Redding
Yreka
Local West
Local East
Local
Local
Local
Local
151.3250
154.1300
151.3700
151.4450
151.1600
151.3250
159.3600
159.4950
159.2850
159.3450
159.2700
159.3600
4
4
5
5
23
5
Red Bluff
Woodacre
Local
Local
151.3700
154.3700
159.2850
154.3700
23
6
Simplex
Repeater
Air
Tactic
Local 1
Local 2
Local
Local West 1
Local East 3
Local 2
Countywide
Local 1
151.3850
151.1600
151.4600
151.3850
151.1300
151.1750
159.2700
159.3600
159.3900
159.3600
158.9250
159.2850
6
6,7,8
6
6
6,7,8
2,10
151.4450
159.3900
5
5,8
Local 2
Local 3
Local
Local
Local
SLC/SLU
Dispatch
Local
TLC/TUU
Dispatch
Local
151.3250
151.2500
151.2500
151.1900
151.3250
154.3850
159.3150
159.4050
159.4050
159.2250
159.3150
156.0300
5
4 & 22
4
3,4,7,12
5,8
2,3,7,8
151.1900
154.0100
159.2250
155.8950
23
3,8
151.1750
159.4500
22
2,8
2,8,9
5,9,11,12
3,7,10
2,4,5,6,10
1,3,10
2,3,4,6,11
2,5,9
3,4,6
2,6,9,10
1,9,11,12
1,4,7,8,9,10,
11,12
1,3,4,11,12
SOUTHERN REGION
Unit
AAB
FKU
FAT
Fresno
MMU
RRU
HMT
Mariposa
Perris
BDU
ECC Call
Sign
San
Bernardino
BEU
MVU
SLU
307
RNM
PRB
Monterey
Monte Vista
San Luis
TUU
PTV
Visalia
TCU
022
San Andreas
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TacNet
CDF TACTICAL FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENTS
The following chart shows the CDF tactical frequencies and where they are approved for use by the ground resources.
Due to the far-reaching effects, use of these tactical frequencies by aircraft requires additional planning at the regional or
state level.
CAR/CAR = DIRECT
X = Primary TAC Nets authorized for use at unit level
Route all other requests for Tactical Frequencies to your local ECC.
Units in use as Local Net
FKU
SHU
RRU TCU
TUU
AEU MVU
BDU BEU HUU LMU
NEU SKU
BDU
SLU
LNU-West
CZU MRN TGU
FKU MEU RRU
BTU
SCU BDU
LNU-West
MMU
Units in use as Local Net
NEU
SHU
RRU TCU
AEU MVU
BEU
LMU
SKU
BDU
SLU
LNU-East
CAU MRN TGU
MEU RRU
BTU
SCU BDU
LNU-West
MMU
TAC
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
TAC
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
Frequency
151.1450
151.1600
151.1750
151.1900
151.2500
151.3250
151.3400
151.3700
151.3850
151.4000
151.4450
151.4600
Frequency
151.1450
151.1600
151.1750
151.1900
151.2500
151.3250
151.3400
151.3700
151.3850
151.4000
151.4450
151.4600
BDU
BEU
FKU
MMU
MVU
RRU
SLU
TCU
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
TUU
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
MEU
NEU
CZU
SCU
X
X
X
X
X
X
AEU
X
BTU
HUU
LNU
LMU
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
SHU
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
14
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
TGU
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
SKU
X
X
X
X
X
X
CLEAR TEXT WORDS AND PHRASES
Unreadable: Used when signal received is not clear. Try to add the specific trouble. Ex:
"Unreadable, background noise."
Loud and clear: Self explanatory
Stop Transmitting: Self explanatory
Copy, copies: Used to acknowledge message received. Unit radio id must also be
used. Ex: "Engine 2563, copies."
Affirmative: Yes
Negative: No
Respond, Responding: Used during dispatch - proceed to or proceeding to an
incident. Ex: "Engine 3365, respond...." or St. Helena, Engine 1475 responding."
Enroute: Normally used by administrative or staff personnel to designate destination.
Enroute is not a substitute for responding.
In-quarters, with Station name or number: Used to indicate that a unit is in a station.
Ex: "Oroville, Engine 2176 in-quarters, Jarbo Gap Station"
Uncovered: Indicates a unit is not in-service, because there are no personnel to
operate it.
Out-of-service: Indicated a unit is mechanically out of service. When repairs have been
completed the following phrase should be used: "Redding, Engine 2460, back-inservice, available."
In-service: This means that the unit is operating, not in response to a dispatch. Ex:
"San Andreas, Engine 4460, in-service, fire prevention inspections."
Repeat: Self explanatory
Weather: Self explanatory
Return to __________: Normally used by ECC to direct units that are available to a
station or other location.
What is your location: Self Explanatory
Call ________ by phone: Self explanatory
Disregard last message: Self explanatory
Standby: Self explanatory
Vehicle registration check: Self explanatory
Is ________ available for a phone call?: Self explanatory
At Scene: Used when unit arrives at the scene of an incident.
Available: Used when a unit is ready for a new assignment or can return to quarters.
The ECC will give the unit a new assignment or direct it to return to quarters.
Available at Scene: Used when a unit is still committed to an incident, but could be
dispatched to a new emergency if needed.
Available at Residence: Used by administrative or staff personnel to indicate they are
available and on-call at their residence.
Can Handle: Used when the amount of equipment needed to handle the incident is at
scene. Example: ",San Luis, Battalion 3412, can handle with units at scene."
Burning Operation: Self explanatory
Report on Conditions: Self explanatory
Fire Under Control: Self explanatory
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Emergency Traffic Only: Radio users will confine all radio traffic to an emergency in
progress or a new incident. Radio traffic that includes status information such as
responding.
Emergency Traffic: Term used to gain control of a radio frequency to report an
emergency. All other radio users will refrain from using that frequency until cleared for
use by an ECC.
Resume Normal Traffic: Self explanatory
PERSONNEL & EQUIPMENT CALL NUMBER INSTRUCTIONS
• Individuals having their own assigned radio number should use that number
regardless of the type of radio unit they are using (base, mobile, HT).
• Individuals that do not have their own radio number and are using a vehicle
assigned to someone else should use the vehicle radio id number with the prefix
"Unit".
• Operators of engines, transports, supply vehicles, dozers, and dozer tenders will
normally use the call number assigned to the vehicle.
• When ever a hand held radio ("handie-talkie") is used by an individual with a
permanently assigned radio identifier, that person will continue to use his/her
identifier. If the personal portable radio is assigned to a functional vehicle, the
identifier for that radio will be the same as the vehicle, except that the letters "HT"
will be inserted after the descriptive indicator; for example, Engine 2460 would be
“HT 2460”.
• When a Fire Crew Captain is working with a crew, use the appropriate crew
number. Example: Ishi Crew 2
• CDC camp vehicles, when utilizing CAL FIRE frequencies, will use the following
clear text identifiers:
Example: Ishi Conservation Camp CDC vehicles
Call Sign "Ishi Corrections One", etc.
The operating procedures and frequency control are under the command of the
local Unit ECC.
RADIO IDENTIFICATION PLAN for UNIT PERSONNEL and EQUIPMENT
Standard radio identifiers will be used by all personnel using the CAL FIRE radio
system. Radio identifiers consist of numbers or alpha-numeric combinations proceeded
by an appropriate descriptive indicator. Descriptive indicators will be used statewide for
both routine and emergency traffic. Radio identifiers will be used for all radio
transmissions except when an individual or resource is assigned to a position on an
incident using the Incident Command System (ICS). The individual or resource will then
use the ICS radio call assigned to that position.
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Indicator Resource
Admin
Air Tactical
Air Recon
Ambulance
Battalion
Boat
Chief
Comm Unit
Communications
Copter
Crash
Crew
Crew Transport
Dispatch
Division
Dozer
Dozer Tender
Engine
Engineering
FDU
Forester
Helitack
Helitanker
Helitender
MCC
Medic
Medic Engine
Medic Truck
Medic Squad
MKU
Patrol Pick-up
Prevention
Repair
Squad
Supply
Support
Tanker
Telecommunications
Trainee
Training
Transport
Truck
Utility
VLAT
Water Tender
Administrative staff
Utility Aircraft
Utility Aircraft
BLS Staffed patient transport unit
Battalion Chief
Self-descriptive
Unit Chief, Staff Chief, or Deputy Chief
Communications Unit
Telecommunications Personnel
Helicopter
Specialized Airport fire protection
Fire crew
Crew bus or Conservation Camp Vehicle (CCV)
Emergency Command Center Personnel
Assistant Chief or Forester II
Bulldozer
Bulldozer Service Unit
Fire Engine Pumper, 50 gpm minimum
Construction & Maintenance Personnel
Food Dispensing Unit
Resource Management Personnel
Helicopter Crew
A fixed tank helicopter with a 1,100 gall minimum capacity
Helicopter Service Unit
Mobile Communication Center
Paramedic staffed ambulance
Paramedic staffed engine
Paramedic staffed truck
Paramedic staffed rescue squad
Mobile Kitchen Unit
Pumper, 15 gpm minimum
Fire Prevention Personnel and equipment
Equipment maintenance personnel and equipment
Vehicles equipped to support rescue and extrication
Material Management personnel and equipment
Specialized unit that may support equipment or refill breathing apparatus
Air Tanker
Telecomm
Field Graduate Trainee
Training Officer
Bulldozer Transport
Any apparatus outfitted with aerial ladders, snorkel, telesquirt, etc.
Utility and recon vehicle or stake side
Airtanker with a retardant capacity of 5000 gallons or more
Water tank truck, 1000 gal minimum
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RADIO IDENTIFICATION PLAN FOR UNIT PERSONNEL & EQUIPMENT
POSITION/FUNCTION
VEH RADIO ID
RADIO CALL SIGN
Unit Chief
XX00
Chief XX00
Deputy Chief
(Asst. Chief)
CXX01-99
Chief XX01, etc.
Division Chief
(Asst. Chief)
DXX01-99
Division XX01, etc.
Battalion Chief
(Field, Staff, Fire Prev)
BXX01-99
Battalion XX01, etc.
Fire Prevention
(Capts, FPA, other)
PXX01-99
Prevention XX01, etc.
Command Center
(Capts, Clerks, other)
CCXX01-99
Dispatch XX01, etc.
Resource Management
(Forester I)
FXX01-99
Forester XX01, etc.
Training
(Capt, other)
TXX01
Training XX01, etc.
Administrative
(Capts, other)
AXX01-99
Admin XX01, etc.
Mobile Equipment
(FEM, HEM, Mechanic)
RXX01-99
Repair XX01, etc.
Service Center
(BSO, FLO, other)
SXX01-99
Supply XX01, etc.
Telecommunications
TCXX01-99
Telecom XX01, etc.
Engine
XX01-99*
Engine XX01, etc.
Utility or Reconnaissance
UXX01-99*
Utility XX01, etc.
Bulldozer
XX01-99
Dozer XX01, etc.
Transport
XX01-99
Transport XX01, etc.
Bulldozer Tender
XX01-99
Dozer Tender XX01, etc.
Helitack Crew
Helitack ###
Helicopter Tender
H ###
Helitender ###
Fire Crew
Camp Name #
Camp Name Crew 1, etc.
Fire Crew Transport CCV
Camp Name #
Camp Name Crew Transport ,
XX50-69 Reserved for 4WD Engines and Utilities
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SACRAMENTO HEADQUARTERS RADIO IDENTIFICATION
RADIO CALLSIGN
POSITION
Chief 500
Deputy Director – Fire Protection
Chief 501
Assistant Deputy Director – Fire Protection Operations
Chief 502
Assistant Deputy Director - Cooperative Fire, Training, Safety
Chief 503
Chief 504
Assistant Deputy Director - Fire and Resource Assessment
Chief 505
Chief 506
Staff Chief – Operations
Chief 507
Chief 508
Staff Chief – Cooperative Fire Protection
Chief 509
Deputy Chief – Command and Control
Chief 510
Deputy Chief - Automation
Chief 511
Deputy Chief - Camps
Chief 512
Deputy Chief – State and Federal Government Programs
Chief 513
Deputy Chief – Local Government Programs
Chief 514
Deputy Chief – Public Education
Division 509
Division Chief – Command Center
Division 515
Division Chief – All Risk Programs
Division 518
Division Chief – Weather
Division 519
Division Chief – Hired Equipment
Battalion 516
Battalion Chief - Safety
Battalion 517
Battalion Chief – Fire Plan
Battalion 518
Battalion Chief – ROSS
Battalion 519
Battalion Chief - Hired Equipment
Battalion 520
Battalion Chief – PIO Bay Area
Captain 514
Fire Captain – Command Center
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Captain 515
Captain 516
Captain 517
FIRE PREVENTION & LAW ENFORCEMENT
Chief 520
Deputy Director – Fire Prevention
Chief 521
Staff Chief – Law Enforcement
Chief 522
Staff Chief – Wildland Fire Prevention Engineering
Chief 523
Chief 524
Assistant Chief – Civil Coast Collection
Battalion 521
Battalion Chief – Special Equipment
Prevention 521
Captain – Special Equipment
Fire Marshal 521
OSFM Division Chief – Fire Engineering
ABI 20
OSFM Division Chief – Arson & Bomb Investigator
ABI 120
OSFM – Arson & Bomb Investigator
ABI 220
ABI 320
ABI 420
MOBILE EQUIPMENT
Chief 530
Staff Chief – Mobile Equipment
Admin 530
Forestry Equipment manager II
Admin 531
Forestry Equipment Manager II
AVIATION
Chief 540
Chief of Aviation
Chief 541
Chief of Flight Operations
Chief 542
Chief of Maintenance
Chief 543
Chief of Aircraft Engineering
Chief 544
Aviation Safety Officer
Chief 545
Helicopter Program Manager
Chief 546
Fixed Wing Program Manager
Chief 547
Helicopter Chief Pilot
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Chief 548
Battalion 549
Flight Operations and Tactical Support
TELCOM
Telecom 550
Telecom Manager
Telecom 551
Communications Officer
Telecom 552
Telecom 553
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Chief 600
Deputy Director – Resource Management
Chief 601
Assistant Deputy Director – Resource Protection
Chief 602
Chief 603
Assistant Deputy Director – Forest Practice
Staff Chief – Forest Practice
Chief 604
Staff Chief – Environmental Protection
Chief 608
Chief 611
Chief 612
Deputy Chief – Forest Improvement and Pests
Deputy Chief – Demonstration State Forests
Deputy Chief – Forest Practice
Chief 613
Deputy Chief – Environmental Protection
Chief 614
Chief 615
Deputy Chief – Forest Practice Law Enforcement
Deputy Chief – Vegetation Management
Division 621
Division 622
Division Chief – Forest Legacy
Division Chief – Erosion Studies
Division 623
Division 624
Division 625
Division Chief – Forest Practice Audits
Division Chief – Forest Pathology
Division Chief – Data Base Management
Division 626
Division Chief – Regulations Coordination
Division 627
Division 628
Division 629
Division Chief – Forest Research
Division Chief – Hydrology
Division Chief – Vegetation Management
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ACADEMY
Chief 5500
Staff Chief – Department Training Chief
Chief 5501
Deputy Chief – Academy Administrator
Division 5502
Division Chief – Director of Fire Training
Division 5503
Division Chief – Curriculum Development
Division 5504
Division Chief – Director of Law Enforcement Training
Division 5505
Forester II – Forest Management Training
Admin 518
Fire Captain – Employee Support Services
Admin 5529
Administrative Officer
Engineering 5508
Chief of Plant Operations
Supply 5510
Forestry Logistics Officer
Battalion 5511
Battalion Chief – BFC Coordinator
Battalion 5512
Battalion Chief – Fleet Management
Battalion 5513
Battalion 5514
Battalion 5515
Battalion 5516
Battalion 5517
Battalion 5518
Battalion 5519
Battalion 5520
Battalion Chief – Academy Training
Battalion Chief – ICS/ECC/Special Programs
Battalion Chief – Curriculum Development
Battalion Chief – Wildland
Battalion Chief – Structure
Battalion Chief – Law Enforcement Coordinator
Training 5521
Fire Captain – BFC Assistant Coordinator
Training 5522
Fire Captain – Fire Apparatus
Training 5523
Fire Captain – Prevention
Training 5524
Training 5525
Training 5526
Fire Captain – ECC
Fire Captain – Curriculum
Fire Captain – Wildland
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Training 5527
Training 5528
Fire Captain – Structure/Rescue
Fire Captain – Prevention
Repair 5530
Heavy Equipment Mechanic
Repair 5531
Heavy Equipment Mechanic
Training 5532
Fire Captain – Fire Apparatus
Training 5533
Fire Captain – Academy Training
Training 5534
Fire Captain – ICS/Special Programs
Training 5535
Training 5536
Training 5546
Training 5547
Training 5556
Training 5557
Training 5566
Training 5567
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RADIO IDENTIFICATION PLAN FOR CAL FIRE REGIONS
Northern Operations
Division 202
Assistant Chief North Ops Command Center
Battalion 202
Battalion Chief ECC
Battalion 203
Battalion Chief ECC
Battalion 204
Battalion Chief ECC
Battalion 205
Battalion Chief ECC
Southern Operations
Division 302
Assistant Chief South Ops Command Center
Battalion 302
Battalion Chief - ECC
Battalion 303
Battalion 304
NORTHERN REGION RADIO INDENTIFICATION
Radio Call Sign
Position
Chief 200
Region Chief
Chief 101
Assistant Region Chief
Chief 102
Staff Chief - Administration
Chief 202
Staff Chief - Operations
Chief 120
Dep. Chief - Law Enforcement
Chief 140
Dep. Chief – Tech. Services
Chief 162
Dep. Chief – Res. Mgmt.
Chief 203
Dep. Chief - Operations
Chief 204
Dep. Chief – VMP/Pre-Fire
Chief 205
Dep. Chief - Training
Chief 261
Dep. Chief – Forest Practice
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SOUTHERN REGION RADIO INDENTIFICATION
Radio Call Sign
Position
Chief 300
Assistant Region Chief – Southern Region
Chief 301
Staff Chief - Operations
Chief 302
Deputy Chief – Contract Co.
Chief 304
Deputy Chief – Camps
Chief 360
Deputy Chief – Res. Mgmt
Division 303
Division Chief – Training and Safety
Battalion 304
FIRESCOPE
Battalion 323
Cost Recovery Specialist
Battalion 325
PIO – Southern Region
Battalion 360
Forest Health
Chief 400
Region Chief – Southern Region
Chief 401
Staff Chief – Management Services – Southern Region
Chief 420
Deputy Chief - Fire Prevention
Chief 440
Deputy Chief - Tech Services
Division 460
Division Chief – Timber Harvest
Division 461
Division Chief - Res. Mgmt.
Division 462
Division Chief – VMP Coordinator
Battalion 420
Pre-fire Coordinator
Battalion 421
Region Fire Plan Coordinator
Battalion 423
Cost Recovery Specialist
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RADIO IDENTIFICATION PLAN FOR CAL FIRE
SACRAMENTO HEADQUARTERS
500
Sacramento Fire Protection
SFM
1-999 State Fire Marshal
5500
CAL FIRE Academy
SAC
SFM
CFA
NORTHERN REGION HEADQUARTERS
100
Santa Rosa Office
200
Redding Office
CNR
CNR
NORTHERN REGION UNITS
1100
Mendocino Unit
1200
Humboldt-Del Norte Unit
1400
Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit
1500
Marin County (Contract County)
1600
Santa Clara Unit
1700
San Mateo-Santa Cruz Unit
2100
Butte Unit
2200
Lassen-Modoc Unit
2300
Nevada-Yuba-Placer Unit
2400
Shasta-Trinity Unit
2500
Tehama-Glenn Unit
2600
Siskiyou Unit
2700
Amador-El Dorado Unit
MEU
HUU
LNU
MRN
SCU
CZU
BTU
LMU
NEU
SHU
TGU
SKU
AEU
SOUTHERN REGION HEADQUARTERS
300
Riverside Office
400
Fresno Office
CSR
CSR
SOUTHERN REGION UNITS
3100
Riverside Unit
3300
San Diego Unit
3400
San Luis Obispo Unit
3500
San Bernardino Unit
4100
Tulare Unit
4200
Madera-Mariposa-Merced Unit
4300
Fresno-Kings Unit
4400
Tuolumne-Calaveras Unit
4600
San Benito-Monterey Unit
RRU
MVU
SLU
BDU
TUU
MMU
FKU
TCU
BEU
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AMADOR-ELDORADO UNIT (2700) AEU
2840 Mt. Danaher Road
Camino, CA 95709
24 Hour # (530) 647-5220
Call Sign – “Camino”
Unit/Repeater Map Pages 38-39
Growlersburg Camp
Growlersburg 1 GRB 1
Pine Grove Camp
Pine Grove 1 PGV 1
Pine Grove 2 PGV 2
Pine Grove 3 PGV 3
Pine Grove 4 PGV 4
Pine Grove 5 PGV 5
BUTTE UNIT (2100) BTU
176 Nelson Avenue
Oroville, CA 95965
24 Hour # (530) 538-6460
Magalia Training Center
6640 Steiffer Rd.
Magalia. CA 95954
(530) 872-6330
Call Sign – “Oroville”
Aircraft
AA 210
Chico AAB
FRESNO-KINGS UNIT (4300) FKU
210 So. Academy Avenue
Sanger, CA 93657
24 Hour # (559) 294-0400
Call Sign – “Fresno”
Aircraft
AA 430
Miramonte Camp
Miramonte 1 MIR 1
Miramonte 2 MIR 2
Miramonte 3 MIR 3
Miramonte 4 MIR 4
Fresno AAB
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HUMBOLDT – DEL NORTE UNIT (1200) HUU
118 S. Fortuna Blvd.
Alder Camp
Alder 1 ALD 1
Fortuna, CA 95540-2796
Alder 2 ALD 2
24 Hour # (707) 726-1280
Alder 3 ALD 3
Alder 4 ALD 4
Call Sign – “Fortuna”
Alder 5 ALD 5
Aircraft
Copter 102
AA 120
Kneeland Rohnerville AAB
Eel River Camp
Eel River 1 EER 1
Eel River 2 EER 2
Eel River 3 EER 3
Eel River 4 EER 4
Eel River 5 EER 5
High Rock Camp
High Rock 1 HRK 1
High Rock 2 HRK 2
High Rock 3 HRK 3
High Rock 4 HRK 4
High Rock 5 HRK 5
KERN COUNTY FIRE KRN
5642 Victor St.
Kern County, CA 93308
24 Hour # (661) 861-2521
Call Sign – “Kern County Fire”
LASSEN – MODOC UNIT (2200) LMU
697-345 Highway 36
Susanville, CA 96130
24 Hour # (530) 257-5575
Call Sign – “Susanville”
Aircraft
Copter 202
Bieber
Devils Garden Camp
Dev Garden 1 DVG 1
Dev Garden 2 DVG 2
Dev Garden 3 DVG 3
Dev Garden 4 DVG 4
Dev Garden 5 DVG 5
Dev Garden 6 DVG 6
Forestry Training Center
Forestry Trng 1 For Trn 1
Antelope Camp
Antelope 1 ATP 1
Antelope 2 ATP 2
Antelope 3 ATP 3
Antelope 4 ATP 4
Antelope 5 ATP 5
Antelope 6 ATP 6 Reserve
Intermountain Camp
Intermountain 1 INT 1
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LOS ANGELES COUNTY FIRE (LAC)
1320 N. EASTERN
Los Angeles, CA 90063
24 Hour # (323) 881-6183
Call Sign – “LA County Fire”
Aircraft
A/T QB1
A/T QB2
Copter 10
Copter 11
Copter 12
Copter 16
Copter 17
Copter 18
Copter 19
Acton
LAC CRW 11-1
LAC CRW 11-2
LAC CRW 11-3
LAC CRW 11-4
LAC CRW 11-5
Wayside
LAC CRW 12-1
LAC CRW 12-2
LAC CRW 12-3
LAC CRW 12-4
Mt. Gleason
LAC CRW 16-1
LAC CRW 16-2
LAC CRW 16-3
LAC CRW 16-4
LAC CRW 16-5
LAC CRW 16-6
Van Nuys
Van Nuys
Los Angeles , Whiteman
LAC Crews
Malibu
LAC CRW 8-1
LAC CRW 8-2
LAC CRW 13-1
LAC CRW 13-2
LAC CRW 13-3
LAC CRW 13-4
LAC CRW 13-5
LAC CRW 13-6
Francisquito
LAC CRW 14-1
LAC CRW 14-2
LAC CRW 14-3
LAC CRW 14-4
LAC CRW 14-5
Routh
LAC CRW 15-1
LAC CRW 15-2
LAC CRW 15-3
LAC CRW 15-4
LAC CRW 15-5
Julius Klein
LAC CRW 19-1
LAC CRW 19-2
LAC CRW 19-3
LAC CRW 19-4
LAC CRW 19-5
LAC CRW 19-6
Arroyo Seco
LAC CRW 2-1
LAC CRW 2-2
Los Pintos
LAC CRW 9-1
LAC CRW 9-2
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MADERA-MARIPOSA-MERCED UNIT (4200) MMU
5366 Hwy 49 North
Mt. Bullion Camp
Mt. Bullion 1 MBL 1
Mariposa, CA 95338
Mt. Bullion 2 MBL 2
24 Hour # (209) 966-3803
Mt. Bullion 3 MBL 3
Mt. Bullion 4 MBL 4
Call Sign – “Mariposa”
Mt. Bullion 5 MBL 5
MARIN COUNTY FIRE (1500) MRN
33 Castle Rock Ave.
Woodacre, CA 94973
24 Hour # (415) 499-6717
Call Sign – “Woodacre”
MENDOCINO UNIT (1100) MEU
17501 N. Hwy 101
Willits, CA 95490
24 Hour # (707) 459-7403
Call Sign – “Howard Forest”
Aircraft
Copter 101
AA 110
Howard Forest
Ukiah AAB
NEVADA-YUBA-PLACER UNIT (2300) NEU
13760 Lincoln Way
Auburn, CA 95603
24 Hour # (530) 477-0641
Call Sign – “Grass Valley”
Aircraft
AA 230
Chamberlain Creek Camp
Chamberlain Crk 1 CCR 1
Chamberlain Crk 6 CCR 6 Reserve
Parlin Fork Camp
Parlin Fork 1 PFK 1
Parlin Fork 2 PFK 2
Parlin Fork 3 PFK 3
Parlin Fork 4 PFK 4
Parlin Fork 5 PFK 5
Parlin Fork 6 PFK 6 Reserve
Washington Ridge Camp
Washington Ridge 1 WAR 1
Grass Valley AAB
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ORANGE COUNTY FIRE ORC
#1 Fire Authority Rd.
Irvine, CA 92602
24 Hour # (714) 573-6500
Call Sign – “Orange County Fire”
Aircraft
Copter 41
Copter 241
RIVERSIDE UNIT (3100) RRU
210 W. San Jacinto
Perris, CA 92570
24 Hour # (951) 940-6949
Call Sign – “Perris”
Aircraft
Copter 301
AA 310
Ryan AAB
Ryan AAB
SAN BENITO-MONTEREY UNIT (4600) BEU
2221 Garden Road
Monterey, CA 93940-5385
24 Hour # (831) 647-6223
Call Sign – “Monterey”
Aircraft
Copter 406
AA 460
Bautista Camp
Bautista 1 BAT 1
Bautista 2 BAT 2
Bautista 3 BAT 3
Bautista 4 BAT4
Bautista 5 BAT 5
Bautista 6 BAT 6
Bautista 7 BAT 7
Norco Camp
Norco 1 NRC 1
Norco 2 NRC 2
Norco 3 NRC 3
Norco 4 NRC 4
Oak Glen Camp
Oak Glen 1 OGN 1
Oak Glen 2 OGN 2
Oak Glen 3 OGN 3
Oak Glen 4 OGN 4
Oak Glen 5 OGN 5
Oak Glen 6 OGN 6
Oak Glen 7 OGN 7
Oak Glen 8 OGN 8
Oak Glen 9 OGN 9
Gabilan Camp
Gabilan 1 GAB 1
Gabilan 2 GAB 2
Gabilan 3 GAB 3
Gabilan 4 GAB 4
Gabilan 5 GAB 5
Gabilan 6 GAB 6
Bear Valley
Hollister AAB
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SAN BERNARDINO UNIT (3500) BDU
3800 N. Sierra Way
San Bernardino, CA 92405
24 Hour # (909) 883-1112
Call Sign – “San Bernardino”
Fenner Canyon Camp
Fenner Cyn 1 FCY 1
Fenner Cyn 2 FCY 2
Fenner Cyn 3 FCY 3
Fenner Cyn 4 FCY 4
Fenner Cyn 5 FCY 5
Fenner Cyn 6 FCY 6
Owens Valley Camp
Owens Vly 1 OVY 1
Owens Vly 2 OVY 2
Owens Vly 3 OVY 3
Owens Vly 4 OVY 4
Owens Vly 5 OVY 5
Aircraft
Copter 305
Prado Camp Pilot Rock Camp
Prado 1 PDO 1 Pilot Rock 1 PLT 1
SAN DIEGO UNIT (3300) MVU
2249 Jamacha Road
El Cajon, CA 92019
24 Hour # (619) 401-7787
Call Sign – “Monte Vista”
Aircraft
CC-10 & CC-12
AA 330
Rainbow Camp
Rainbow 1 RBW 1
Rainbow 2 RBW 2
Rainbow 3 RBW 3
Rainbow 4 RBW 4
Rainbow 5 RBW 5
Gillespie Field
Ramona AAB
La Cima Camp
La Cima 1 LCM 1
La Cima 2 LCM 2
La Cima 3 LCM 3
La Cima 4 LCM 4
McCain Valley Camp
McCain Vly 1 MCN 1
McCain Vly 2 MCN 2
McCain Vly 3 MCN 3
McCain Vly 4 MCN 4
McCain Vly 5 MCN 5
Puerta La Cruz Camp
Puerta La Cruz 1 PLC 1
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SAN LUIS OBISPO UNIT (3400) SLU
635 N. Santa Rosa
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
24 Hour # (805) 543-4244 EXT.2440
Call Sign – “San Luis”
Aircraft
AA 340
Paso Robles AAB
Cuesta Camp
Cuesta 1 CUE 1
Cuesta 2 CUE 2
Cuesta 3 CUE 3
Cuesta 4 CUE 4
Cuesta 5 CUE 5
Cuesta 9 CUE 9
Ventura Camp
Ventura 1 VNT 1
Ventura 2 VNT 2
Ventura 3 VNT 3
Ventura 4 VNT 4
Ventura 5 VNT 5
SAN MATEO-SANTA CRUZ UNIT (1700) CZU
6059 Highway 9
Ben Lomond Camp
Ben Lomond 1 BNL 1
Felton, CA 95018
Ben Lomond 2 BNL 2
24 Hour # (831) 335-6719
Ben Lomond 3 BNL 3
Ben Lomond 4 BNL 4
Call Sign – “Felton”
Ben Lomond 5 BNL 5
Ben Lomond 6 BNL 6 Reserve
SANTA CLARA UNIT (1600) SCU
15670 S. Monterey St
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
24 Hour # (408) 201-0490
Call Sign – “Morgan Hill”
Aircraft
Copter 106
Alma
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY FIRE SBC
4410 Cathedral Oaks Rd
Santa Barbara, CA 93110
24 Hour #(805) 692-5723
Call Sign – “Santa Barbara County Fire”
33
SHASTA-TRINITY UNIT (2400) SHU
875 Cypress Ave
Redding, CA 96001
24 Hour # (530) 225-2411
Call Sign – “Redding”
Aircraft
AA 240
Redding AAB
SISKIYOU UNIT (2600) SKU
1809 Fairlane Rd.
Yreka, CA 96097
24 Hour # (530) 842-7066
Call Sign – “Yreka”
SONOMA-LAKE-NAPA UNIT (1400) LNU
1199 Big Tree Lane
St. Helena, CA 94574
24 hour # (707) 963-4112
Call Sign – “St. Helena”
Aircraft
Copter 104
AA 140
Boggs
Sonoma AAB
Sugar Pine Camp
Sugar Pine 1 SGR 1
Sugar Pine 2 SGR 2
Sugar Pine 3 SGR 3
Sugar Pine 4 SGR 4
Sugar Pine 5 SGR 5
Sugar Pine 6 SGR 6
Trinity River Camp
Trinity River 1 TRR 1
Deadwood Camp
Deadwood 1 DWD 1
Deadwood 2 DWD 2
Deadwood 3 DWD 3
Deadwood 4 DWD 4
Deadwood 5 DWD 5
Delta Camp
Delta 1 DTA 1
Delta 2 DTA 2
Delta 3 DTA 3
Delta 4 DTA 4
Delta 5 DTA 5
Delta 6 DTA 6
Konocti Camp
Konocti 1 KON 1
Konocti 2 KON 2
Konocti 3 KON 3
Konocti 4 KON 4
Konocti 5 KON 5
34
TEHAMA-GLENN UNIT (2500) TGU
604 Antelope Blvd.
Red Bluff, CA 96080
24 Hour # (530) 529-8542
Call Sign – “Red Bluff”
Aircraft
Copter 205
Vina
Ishi Camp
Ishi 1 ISH 1
Ishi 2 ISH 2
Ishi 3 ISH 3
Ishi 4 ISH 4
Ishi 5 ISH 5
Salt Creek Camp
Salt Creek 1 SCK 1
Salt Creek 2 SCK 2
Salt Creek 3 SCK 3
Salt Creek 4 SCK 4
Salt Creek 5 SCK 5
Salt Creek 6 SCK 6
Valley View Camp
Valley View 1 VLV 1
Valley View 2 VLV 2
Valley View 3 VLV 3
Valley View 4 VLV 4
Valley View 5 VLV 5
Valley View 6 VLV 6
TULARE UNIT (4100) TUU
1968 S. Lovers Lane
Visalia, CA 93292
24 Hour # (559) 734-1948
Call Sign – “Visalia”
Aircraft
AA 410
Porterville AAB
TUOLUMNE-CALAVERAS UNIT (4400) TCU
785 Mountain Ranch Rd.
San Andreas, CA 95249
24 Hour # (209) 754-0675
Call Sign – “San Andreas”
Aircraft
Copter 404
AA 440
Mountain Home Camp
Mountain Home 1 MTH 1
Columbia AAB
Columbia AAB
Base Line Camp
Base Line 1 BSL 1
Base Line 2 BSL 2
Base Line 3 BSL 3
Base Line 4 BSL 4
Base Line 5 BSL 5
Vallecito Camp
Vallecito 1 VAL 1
Vallecito 2 VAL 2
Vallecito 3 VAL 3
Vallecito 4 VAL 4
Vallecito 5 VAL 5
35
VENTURA COUNTY FIRE VNC
165 Durley
Camarillo, CA 93010
24 Hour #(805) 384-1500
Call Sign – “Ventura County Fire”
Aircraft
VNC HEL 2
VNC HEL 4
VNC HEL 7 (FIR)
VNC HEL 7
VNC HEL 8(FIR)
VNC HEL 8
VNC HEL 9 (FIR)
VNC HEL 9
VENTURA CREWS
VNC CRW 1-1
VNC CRW 1-2
VNC CRW 1-3
A-VNC FLIGHT CRW 1-1
Camarillo
Camarillo
Camarillo
Camarillo
Camarillo
Camarillo
Camarillo
Camarillo
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CAL FIRE KENWOOD TK-790
GROUP 3: CALFIRE STATEWIDE
2011 PHASE 2 NB
RX FREQ RX CTCSS TX FREQ TX CTCSS PWR
151.3550
159.3000
H
151.2650
159.3300
H
151.3400
103.5
159.3450
H
151.4000
103.5
159.3750
H
151.3175
103.5
159.3525
H
151.2500
103.5
159.3600
H
151.4600
103.5
159.3900
H
151.4450
103.5
159.3450
H
151.1750
103.5
159.4500
H
151.1900
103.5
159.2250
H
151.3850
110.9
159.2700
H
151.2500
110.9
159.4050
H
151.3400
136.5
159.3150
H
151.4600
136.5
159.3900
H
151.0400
146.2
159.1800
H
151.4450
156.7
159.3450
H
151.3700
167.9
159.2850
H
151.4000
110.9
159.3750
H
154.4150
123.0
159.0000
H
151.2500
159.4050
H
151.3250
131.8
159.3600
H
131.8
159.4950
H
154.1300
151.1600
136.5
159.2700
H
154.4300
136.5
159.0150
H
151.3700
146.2
159.2850
H
151.3250
156.7
159.3600
H
151.1900
146.2
159.2250
H
155.9025
186.2
159.2775
H
153.9350
123.0
158.8800
H
151.3850
110.9
159.3600
H
151.1750
110.9
159.2850
H
151.1300
158.9250
H
151.1900
131.8
159.2250
H
151.3250
136.5
159.3150
H
154.3850
156.0300
82.5
H
151.4450
146.2
159.3900
H
151.3250
146.2
159.3150
H
151.2500
146.2
159.4050
H
151.1900
110.9
159.2250
H
154.0100
155.8950
H
151.4600
123.0
159.3900
H
151.3850
131.8
159.2700
H
151.1600
131.8
159.3600
H
154.4450
131.8
159.1950
H
151.1750
136.5
159.4500
H
151.1300
136.5
158.6925
H
151.2500
156.7
159.4050
H
151.1450
192.8
151.1450
192.8
L
151.1600
192.8
151.1600
192.8
L
151.1750
192.8
151.1750
192.8
L
151.1900
192.8
151.1900
192.8
L
151.2500
192.8
151.2500
192.8
L
REV; 3/29/2011
W/N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
DISPLAY
1 CDF C1
2 CDF C2
3 CDF C3
4 CDF C4
5 CDF C5
6 CDF C6
7 CDF C7
8 CDF C8
9 CDF C9
10 CDF C10
11 MEU L
12 HUU L
14 LNU EAST
14B LNU WEST
15 MRN
16 SCU L
17 CZU L
21 BTU L
21B BUT SUPP
22 LMU L
23 NEU WEST
23B NEU EAST
24 SHU L
24B SHA CMD
25 TGU L
26 SKU L
27 AEU L
27B XED CMD
27C XAM CMD
31 RRU 1 W
31B RRU 2
31C RRU 3 E
33 MVU L
34 SLU L
34B SLC
35 BDU 1
35B BDU 2
35C BDU 3
41 TUU L
41B TLC
42 MMU L
43 FKU 1
43B FKU 2
43C FCO DST1
44 TCU L
44B TLU CMD
46 BEU L
48 CDF T1
49 CDF T2
50 CDF T3
51 CDF T4
52 CDF T5
STATEWIDE V11B
NOTES
CDF COMMAND 1
CDF COMMAND 2
CDF COMMAND 3
CDF COMMAND 4
CDF COMMAND 5
CDF COMMAND 6
CDF COMMAND 7
CDF COMMAND 8
CDF COMMAND 9
CDF COMMAND 10
CDF MEU LOCAL NET
CDF HUU LOCAL NET
CDF LNU EAST NET
CDF LNU WEST NET
MARIN CO. MU AID NET
CDF SCU LOCAL
CDF CZU LOCAL
CDF BTU LOCAL NET
BUTTE CO SUPPORT NET
CDF LMU LOCAL NET
CDF NEU LOCAL NET
NEU EAST NET
CDF SHU LOCAL NET
Shasta Co. Command
CDF TGU LOCAL NET
CDF SKU LOCAL NET
CDF AEU LOCAL NET
El Dorado OA CMD Net
Amador OA CMD Net
CDF RRU LOCAL NET West 1
CDF RRU LOCAL NET # 2
CDF RRU LOCAL NET East 3
CDF MVU LOCAL NET
CDF SLU LOCAL NET
SLC/SLU DISPATCH
CDF BDU LOCAL NET # 1
CDF BDU LOCAL NET #2
CDF BDU LOCAL NET #3
CDF TUU LOCAL NET
TLC DISPATCH
CDF MMU LOCAL NET
CDF FKU LOCAL 1 NET
CDF FKU LOCAL 2 NET
FKU / FCO DISPATCH
CDF TCU LOCAL NET
TUOLUMNE COMMAND
CDF BEU LOCAL NET
CDF TAC 1
CDF TAC 2
CDF TAC 3
CDF TAC 4
CDF TAC 5
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151.3250
192.8
151.3250
192.8
L
151.3400
192.8
151.3400
192.8
L
151.3700
192.8
151.3700
192.8
L
151.3850
192.8
151.3850
192.8
L
151.4000
192.8
151.4000
192.8
L
151.4450
192.8
151.4450
192.8
L
151.4600
192.8
151.4600
192.8
L
151.4750
192.8
151.4750
192.8
L
159.2250
192.8
159.2250
192.8
L
159.2700
192.8
159.2700
192.8
L
159.2850
192.8
159.2850
192.8
L
159.3150
192.8
159.3150
192.8
L
159.3450
192.8
159.3450
192.8
L
159.3600
192.8
159.3600
192.8
L
159.3750
192.8
159.3750
192.8
L
159.3900
192.8
159.3900
192.8
L
159.4050
192.8
159.4050
192.8
L
159.4500
192.8
159.4500
192.8
L
172.3750
169.9500
H
171.4750
169.8750
H
168.7500
103.5
171.4250
H
171.5250
169.9500
H
169.8750
170.4750
H
168.1250
173.8000
H
164.1750
164.9750
H
172.2250
171.4750
H
170.5500
169.9000
H
168.7500
170.1750
H
169.1750
169.9750
H
170.5500
169.9000
H
171.5750
169.1000
H
172.2250
169.9250
H
168.7250
170.1250
H
168.7500
170.5000
H
168.7750
170.6000
H
172.3750
171.5750
H
168.7750
170.5750
H
168.3000
168.3000
H
168.0500
168.0500
L
168.2000
168.2000
L
168.6000
168.6000
L
166.7250
166.7250
L
166.7750
166.7750
L
168.2500
168.2500
L
166.5500
166.5500
L
167.1125
167.1125
L
168.2375
168.2375
L
168.7000
170.9750
L
168.1000
170.4500
L
168.0750
170.4250
L
166.6125
168.4000
L
167.1000
169.7500
L
REV; 3/29/2011
W/N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
DISPLAY
53 CDF T6
54 CDF T7
55 CDF T8
56 CDF T9
57 CDF T10
58 CDF T11
59 CDF T12
60 CDF T13
61 CDF T14
62 CDF T15
63 CDF T16
64 CDF T17
65 CDF T18
66 CDF T19
67 CDF T20
68 CDF T21
69 CDF T22
70 CDF T23
71 FS ANF
72 FS BDF
73 FS CNF
74 FS ENF
75 FS HTF
76 FS INF
77 FS KNF
78 FS LNF
79 FS LPF
80 FS MDF
81 FS MNF
82 FS PNF
83 FS SHF
84 FS SNF
85 FS SRF
86 FS STF
87 FS SQF
88 FS TMU
89 FS TNF
90 BLM SOA
91 NIFC T1
92 NIFC T2
93 NIFC T3
94 NIFC T5
95 NIFC T6
96 NIFC T7
97 FSR5 T4
98 FSR5 T5
99 FSR5 T6
100 NIFC C1
101 NIFC C2
102 NIFC C3
103 NIFC C4
104 NIFC C5
STATEWIDE V11B
NOTES
CDF TAC 6
CDF TAC 7
CDF TAC 8
CDF TAC 9
CDF TAC 10
CDF TAC 11
CDF TAC 12
CDF TAC 13
CDF TAC 14
CDF TAC 15
CDF TAC 16
CDF TAC 17
CDF TAC 18
CDF TAC 19
CDF TAC 20
CDF TAC 21
CDF TAC 22
CDF TAC 23
USFS Angeles NF
USFS San Bernardino NF
USFS Cleveland NF
USFS El Dorado NF
USFS Toiyabe NF
USFS Inyo NF
USFS Klamath NF
USFS Lassen NF
USFS Los Padres NF
USFS Modoc NF
USFS Mendocino NF
USFS Plumas NF
USFS Shasta-Trinity NF
USFS Sierra NF
USFS Six Rivers NF
USFS Stanislaus NF
USFS Sequoia NF
USFS Lake Tahoe Mgmt Unit
USFS Tahoe NF
BLM SCENE OF ACTION
NIFC TAC 1
NIFC TAC 2
NIFC TAC 3
NIFC TAC 5
NIFC TAC 6
NIFC TAC 7
USFS RGN 5 TAC 4
USFS RGN 5 TAC 5
USFS RGN 5 TAC 6
NIFC CMD 1
NIFC CMD 2
NIFC CMD 3
NIFC CMD 4
NIFC CMD 5
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168.4750
173.8125
L
162.9625
171.7875
L
169.5375
164.7125
L
170.0125
165.2500
L
170.4125
165.9625
L
170.6875
166.5750
L
173.0375
167.3250
L
172.6125
166.3750
H
171.6250
164.2500
H
172.5875
164.6750
H
169.7750
163.0250
H
166.4875
167.0750
H
168.3500
168.3500
L
163.1000
163.1000
L
163.7125
163.7125
L
167.9500
167.9500
L
151.2200
151.2200
L
166.8750
166.8750
L
169.1125
169.1125
L
170.0000
170.0000
L
166.6750
166.6750
L
169.1500
169.1500
L
169.2000
169.2000
L
151.2800
0.0000
x
151.2950
0.0000
x
151.3100
0.0000
x
151.2725
151.2725
L
151.2875
0.0000
x
151.3025
0.0000
x
168.6250
168.6250
110.9
L
154.1600
159.1350
H
154.1600
159.1950
H
154.2200
159.1350
H
154.2200
159.1950
H
156.0750
156.0750
H
155.7525
155.7525
156.7
H
151.1375
151.1375
156.7
L
154.4525
154.4525
156.7
L
158.7375
158.7375
156.7
L
159.4725
159.4725
156.7
L
154.2800
154.2800
H
REV; 3/29/2011
W/N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
W
W
W
W
W
N
N
N
N
N
W
DISPLAY
105 NIFC C6
106 NIFC C7
107 NIFC C8
108 NIFC C9
109 NIFC C10
110 NIFC C11
111 NIFC C12
112 BLMNODW
113 BLMNODEF
114 BLM MLF
115 BLMCND-F
116 BLMCDD-F
117 168.3500
118 163.1000
119 163.7125
120 167.9500
121 CDF A/G
122 166.8750
123 169.1125
124 FS A/G
125 AIR T1
126 AIR T2
127 AIR T3
128 AIR T4
129 AIR T5
130 AIR T6
131 AIR T21
132 AIR T22
133 AIR T23
134 GUARD
135 OES 1A
136 OES 1B
137 OES 2A
138 OES 2B
139 CALCORD
140 VCALL 10
141 VTAC 11
142 VTAC 12
143 VTAC 13
144 VTAC 14
145 WHITE 1
STATEWIDE V11B
NOTES
NIFC CMD 6
NIFC CMD 7
NIFC CMD 8
NIFC CMD 9 - IR1
NIFC CMD 10 - IR2
NIFC CMD 11 - IR3
NIFC CMD 12 - IR4
BLM ADMIN NET North West
BLM FIRE North East
BLM FIRE NET Mother Lode
BLM FIRE Bakersfield
BLM FIRE NET South
NIFC ASSIGNED
NIFC ASSIGNED
NIFC ASSIGNED
NIFC ASSIGNED
CDF Air to Ground NET
IA Air/Ground Secondary North/South
IA Air/Ground Secondary North/South
USFS Air to Ground Primary
AIR TACTICS 1 A/A - A/G
AIR TACTICS 4 RX ONLY
AIR GUARD - emerg. use only
OES FIRE 1A
OES FIRE 1B
OES FIRE 2A
OES FIRE 2B
CALCORD
VHF INTEROP National
WHITE FIRE 1 aka VFIRE 21
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154.2650
154.2650
L
154.2950
154.2950
L
154.3025
154.3025
156.7
L
154.4150
131.8
154.8600
H
156.2400
110.9
159.1200
H
167.9
167.9
153.7850
158.8950
H
167.9
131.8
155.8800
158.9400
H
151.4
151.4
154.4000
154.4000
H
151.4
151.4
158.9700
158.9700
H
153.8900
150.8050
H
151.0850
136.5
159.0000
136.5
H
153.7700
110.9
154.2500
136.5
H
153.9050
110.9
154.9950
127.3
H
153.9800
110.9
155.7150
127.3
H
82.5
82.5
155.0550
155.0550
H
154.3250
79.7
79.7
155.8350
H
85.4
85.4
153.8750
158.8050
H
153.7550
154.9800
H
W/N
N
N
N
W
N
N
N
W
W
N
W
N
N
N
N
N
N
W
DISPLAY
146 VFIRE 22
147 VFIRE 23
148 VFIRE 26
149 NPA FIRE
150 PLCR CMD
151 KRN 1
152 KRN 2
153 LAC A/G
154 LAC T24
155 XSD NCMD
156 OC ACCES
157 SBC CH1
158 SBC C2
159 SBC C3
160 VNC DISP
161 VNC C34
162 VNC C36
163 CESRS11B
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
NOTES
aka WHITE FIRE 2
aka WHITE FIRE 3
New Channel
NAPA CO FIRE
PLACER CO COMMAND
Kern Co FD Dispatch
Secondary CMD Cnty wide
LA CO A/G aka LA CO TAC 19
LA CO TAC 24
San Diego Co. North CMD (Pendleton)
Orange County ACCESS
Santa Barbara CO DISPATCH
S.B. CO. CMD 2
S.B. CO.CMD 3
VENTURA CO. DISPATCH
VENTURA CO. East County
VENTURA CO. West County
CA TRAVEL NET / Version
FUTURE TACTICAL
FUTURE TACTICAL
FUTURE VFIRE 24
FUTURE VFIRE 25
FUTURE COMMAND NET
FUTURE COMMAND NET
FUTURE COMMAND NET
Legend: Red are changes FROM LAST YEAR
"PWR" - TX Power level
H = Normal
L = Low (5-10 watts)
X = No TX authorized
"W/N" = Bandwidth
W = Wide (16K0F3E)
N = Narrow (11K2F3E)
CAL FIRE CTCSS TONES:
T1=110.9 Hz
T9=100.0 Hz
T2=123.0 Hz
T10=107.2 Hz
T3=131.8 Hz
T11=114.8 Hz
T4=136.5 Hz
T12=127.3 Hz
T5=146.2 Hz
T13=141.3 Hz
T6=156.7 Hz
T14=151.4 Hz
T7=167.9 Hz
T15=162.2 Hz
T8=103.5 Hz
T16=192.8 Hz
REV; 3/29/2011
CAL FIRE Unit #
Channel #
27
35
46
21
17
43
12
22
14
11
42
33
23
31
16
24
26
34
44
25
41
STATEWIDE V11B
Name w/ Call Sign
AEU Camino
BDU San Bernardino
BEU Monterey
BTU Oroville
CZU
Felton
FKU Fresno
HUU Fortuna
LMU Susanville
LNU St. Helena
MEU Howard Forrest
MMU Mariposa
MVU Monte Vista
NEU Grass Valley
RRU Perris
SCU Morgan Hill
SHU Redding
SKU Yreka
SLU San Luis
TCU San Andreas
TGU Red Bluff
TUU Visalia
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