WISCOM Communications System Options - Milwaukee

Transcription

Report for
Local County Migration
Analysis to WISCOM
Prepared for
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
December 2012 ©
ARCHITECTURE • ENGINEERING • COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
AVIATION | CIVIL | CONSTRUCTION SERVICES | DATA SYSTEMS | ENVIRONMENTAL
FACILITIES ENGINEERING | GEOSPATIAL | NETWORKS | PUBLIC SAFETY | TRANSPORTATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 2. METHODOLOGY.................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 3. FINDINGS ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 3.1 OVERVIEW OF SYSTEMS ................................................................................................................................................................... 4 3.2 MILWAUKEE COUNTY ....................................................................................................................................................................... 4 3.3 EXISTING TOWER FACILITIES AND RADIO SYSTEMS ............................................................................................................................ 5 3.3.1 Milwaukee ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 3.3.2 Franklin ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 3.3.3 Wauwatosa ............................................................................................................................................................................... 6 3.3.4 Brown Deer ............................................................................................................................................................................... 6 3.3.5 North Milwaukee ....................................................................................................................................................................... 7 3.3.6 Oak Creek................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 3.3.7 City of Greenfield (stand alone site) ......................................................................................................................................... 7 3.4 EXISTING RF COVERAGE ................................................................................................................................................................. 8 3.5 CURRENT SYSTEM COSTS.............................................................................................................................................................. 10 3.6 CURRENT SYSTEM LOADING ........................................................................................................................................................... 10 3.7 FREQUENCY REVIEW ..................................................................................................................................................................... 10 3.7.1 FCC License Update Recommendations ............................................................................................................................... 10 APPENDIX A – FCC LICENSES ................................................................................................................................................................... 30 APPENDIX B—EXISTING MILWAUKEE SYSTEM COVERAGE ................................................................................................................. 52 APPENDIX C—CALCULATED CURRENT SYSTEM COVERAGE PERCENTAGES ................................................................................. 80 TABLE OF TABLES
Table 1—Radio System Users ...................................................................................................................................... 4
Table 2—Milwaukee County Radio Sites ...................................................................................................................... 5
Table 3—DAQ Definitions ............................................................................................................................................. 9
Table 4—Current Radio System Coverage ................................................................................................................... 9
TABLE OF FIGURES
Figure 1—Milwaukee County Map ................................................................................................................................ 5 Figure 2—Franklin Tower .............................................................................................................................................. 6 Figure 3—Milwaukee Parkway Site............................................................................................................................... 7 Figure 4—Oak Creek Tower ................................................................................................................................... 7
Figure 5—Oak Creek Site ................................................................................................................................... 7
Figure 6—Greenfield Tower .......................................................................................................................................... 8 December 2012 | P a g e 1
1.
INTRODUCTION
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, communicated interest in the WISCOM system via response to a Local Implementation of
WISCOM Call for Concept Papers from the Wisconsin Homeland Security Agency and the Wisconsin OJA.
The WISCOM system is a shared statewide system that first responders will use to communicate during a major disaster or
large-scale incident. WISCOM will allow responders from any area of the state to assist another community without any loss
of communication capability as stated in the Call for Concept Papers document (Appendix A).
The County Call for Papers response back to the Wisconsin OJA outlines ongoing planning efforts for upgrading existing radio
communication systems to become compliant with federal mandates. Further, these disparate systems are described as
“piecemeal,” in terms of age and standardization by the user community.
This report attempts to capture the sum total of the Milwaukee County radio assets that have been assessed, based on site
visits, personnel interviews and detailed information provided in the concept paper for the specific purposes of the WISCOM
project. L.R. Kimball, the State of Wisconsin engineering consultant, is providing technical assistance to develop an
integration plan and assess system implementation costs/benefits for using the WISCOM system as either a support system
for interoperable communications, as a local solution for daily communications or a combination of both.
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2.
METHODOLOGY
A project kick-off meeting was held to discuss the project elements, objectives, scope of work (SOW) and site visits. This
report has been generated with an analysis of on-site visits by L.R. Kimball staff to the County area on April 17th, 2012. L.R.
Kimball staff participated in a group meeting with the County staff municipality representatives responsible for radio
communications and emergency operations.
A Communications Survey form was developed to gather much of the necessary information regarding performance,
operating practices and planning that the County has undertaken. This survey was provided to County staff and the Public
Safety agencies for them to complete and return to L.R. Kimball.
Following site visits and staff interviews, baseline data was collected and evaluated. Multiple iterations of coverage maps
were created for existing coverage and potential WISCOM coverage. Maps were created to illustrate the coverage of the
Milwaukee County SmartNet trunked radio system. L.R. Kimball then used the information to draft and edit this final analysis
report.
It must be noted that not all of the agencies within Milwaukee County responded to the request for survey information. With
the exception of the City of Greenfield, no other agency provided access to radio sites or dispatch centers. All site information
was gathered by exterior observations and FCC data. Milwaukee County’s radio staff did not respond to the survey request.
Surveys were received from the following organizations:
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City of Greenfield
Hales Corners Police Department
Hales Corners Fire Department
South Milwaukee Police Department
West Allis Police Department
Fox Point Police Department
Franklin Fire Department
Greendale Police Department
St. Francis Police Department
West Milwaukee Police Department
North Shore Fire Department
City of Milwaukee Police Department
While Milwaukee County’s representative attended the kickoff meeting no direct input was provided by the owner and operator
of the Countywide trunked radio system.
3.
FINDINGS
3.1
Overview of Systems
The radio communications environment within Milwaukee County consists primarily of an 800 MHz analog trunked radio
system. This system is used by all government agencies within the County. Some of the local municipalities still operate
specific departments on their own VHF radio systems. The agencies using the trunked radio system are listed in Table 1
below.
Milwaukee County Radio System Users
Bayside
North Shore
Brown Deer
Oak Creek
Cudahy
River Hills
Fox Point
Saint Francis
Franklin
Shorewood
Glendale
Southridge Mall
Greendale
South Milwaukee
Greenfield
Wauwatosa
Hales Corners
West Allis
Mayfield Mall
West Milwaukee
Mitchell International Airport
Whitefish Bay
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin Corrections Department
Table 1—Radio System Users
The trunked radio system is a Motorola six site simulcast system utilizing SmartNet technology. The mobile and portable units
are various models of Motorola manufacture. Milwaukee County operates and maintains the radio system.
The North Shore is comprised of the Village of Bayside, Village of Brown Deer, Village of Fox Point, City of Glendale, Village
of River Hills, Village of Shorewood and Village of Whitefish Bay. North Shore Fire Department covers Bayside, Brown Deer,
River Hills, Fox Point, Glendale, Whitefish Bay and Shorewood and is exclusively on the Milwaukee County trunked radio
system. The police departments operate on the Milwaukee County trunked radio system.
The City of Milwaukee operates its own Public Safety radio system. It is an 800 MHz multi-site system utilizing the Harris
Corporation Open Sky Technology.
The City of Greenfield operates its own 800 MHz trunking system. It is a Motorola SmartNet system operating from a single
site. Greenfield and Milwaukee County back up each other’s radio systems.
3.2
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee County is a community with a population of approximately 948,000. It encompasses a total area of 1190 square
miles. The County is located south of Ozaukee County and east of Waukesha County on Lake Michigan. The terrain is
primarily low rolling hills.
Figure 1—Milwaukee County Map
3.3
Existing Tower Facilities and Radio Systems
The County utilizes six radio sites for its trunked radio system. Each of the tower locations below were reviewed by L.R.
Kimball staff on April 17, 2012. Since County Staff was not available for site inspections L.R. Kimball performed visual
inspection of the exterior of each site. This included viewing the tower construction and shelter physical condition only. A
general assessment was made based on the findings of these inspections. The sites are described in Table 2. The
downtown Milwaukee site is atop a multistory building and was not visible.
Tower Site
Location
Tower Height (m)
Antenna Height to tip (m)
Milwaukee
717 E. Wisconsin Avenue
185
185
Franklin
8885 S 68th Street
61
61
Wauwatosa
10325 Watertown Plank Road
66 (Water Tank)
66
Brown Deer
NW Corner Brown Deer Park
61
61
N. Milwaukee
5215 Milwaukee River Parkway
357
156
Oak Creek
4311 E. Oak Creek Road
151
63
Table 2—Milwaukee County Radio Sites
3.3.1 Milwaukee
The Milwaukee site is located atop an office building at 717 East Wisconsin Avenue. The antennas are roof mounted. The
site was not accessible for inspection.
3.3.2 Franklin
The Franklin site is located within the County Correctional Facility. This location contains one of the trunked radio sites.
Figure 2—Franklin Tower
3.3.3 Wauwatosa
The Wauwatosa Site is a water tower. It contains a trunked radio site. The Site was not accessible for inspection.
3.3.4 Brown Deer
The Brown Deer site is located in Brown Deer Park. The site was not accessible for inspection. It contains a trunked radio
site.
3.3.5 North Milwaukee
The North Milwaukee site is a commercial TV tower. The site was not accessible.
Figure 3—North Milwaukee Site
3.3.6 Oak Creek
The Oak Creek site is collocated on an Frequency Modulation (FM) broadcast tower. The trunking system is located in a
standalone shelter.
Figure 4—Oak Creek Tower
Figure 5—Oak Creek Shelter
3.3.7 City of Greenfield (stand alone site)
The City of Greenfield operates its own Motorola SmartNet trunking system from a single site located at the Greenfield Police
Department. The County uses this site as a backup should its trunking system fail.
Figure 6—Greenfield Tower
3.4
Existing RF Coverage
The trunked radio system is used by virtually all Public Safety and local government agencies in Milwaukee County.
With information gathered during the site visits and downloaded FCC license information, Appendix B, L.R. Kimball conducted
propagation studies to analyze existing coverage provided by the primary systems. Studies reflect the coverage modeling
criteria outlined in Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) TSB-88-C. Appendix D contains propagation studies for the
existing systems and a description of propagation studies to explain the coverage maps.
Radio system performance is measured by both talk-out (the signal from the repeaters to the subscriber units) and talk-back
(the signal from the subscriber units back to the repeaters). The coverage studies demonstrate both
talk-out and talk-back. The coverage prediction maps indicate a Delivered Audio Quality (DAQ) of 3.4 or better and DAQ 2.0
to 3.4 to signify the different levels of service. Definitions of DAQ are listed in Table 3 on the following page:
DAQ
Performance Description
1.0
Unusable; speech present but unreadable
Understandable with considerable effort
Frequent repetition needed due to noise or distortion
Speech understandable with slight effort
Occasional repetition needed due to noise or distortion
Speech understandable with repetition only rarely required
Some noise or distortion
Speech easily understood
Occasional noise or distortion
Infrequent noise or distortion
2.0
3.0
3.4
4.0
4.5
5
Table 3—DAQ Definitions
Appendix G contains all calculated coverage percentages for the existing systems. L.R. Kimball typically depicts coverage
through DAQ levels from industry standards. A level of DAQ 3.4 is typical design criteria for a new radio system signifying
good service. Although DAQ 2.0 to 3.4 is representative of marginal service, it is important to note that analog coverage
typically has large areas of scratchy coverage. These areas tend to be perceived as covered areas however, the reliability of
that service is greatly reduced.
Existing radio system coverage, as reported by several of the survey respondents is averaged in Table 4.
Radio System Coverage
Mobile
>95%
Portable - On-street
>95%
Portable - In Medium Buildings
>65%
Table 4—Current Radio System Coverage
According to the reporting users, the existing radio system has excellent outdoor coverage and acceptable indoor coverage for
most users.
The propagation studies performed by L.R. Kimball differ from the users’ comments. This is due primarily to the geographic
structures in the County. The study maps indicate that mobile and portable outdoor coverage is acceptable in most areas.
Portable performance shows lowered levels of performance in the North Shore area and the communities of Greendale and
Cudahy. In building coverage is poor in these areas as well.
Coverage in the City of Greenfield is good for both mobiles and portables since it is served by its own radio system.
Most of the County’s population centers are in good coverage areas. The Motorola radio system utilizes simulcast technology
to overcome much of the signal loss created by these terrain features.
3.5
Current System Costs
The current Motorola system is approaching its end of Life. Motorola has already discontinued support of SmartNet
technology. Some hardware sub-systems are no longer available. Subscriber units can no longer be replaced with
comparable new radios. New subscriber units, for the most part, are dual mode capable with both SmartNet (SmartZone) and
P25 technology programmed into them.
None of the reporting agencies provided inventories of their subscriber units so it is not possible to assess the models, ages or
conditions of their units.
The County is starting to look into upgrade or replacement of its radio system and cost estimates have yet to be determined.
3.6
Current System Loading
The user community is comprised of approximately 24 different stakeholder groups. These groups are made up of law
enforcement, shared fire/EMS, County and municipal governments. These groups are identified in Table 1
(page 4) of this report.
At this time, capacity issues are of some concern with the Motorola trunked radio system. Based upon user provided
information there are system busies during peak usage times. Capacity can be more of a problem should a major incident
involving the entire County occur. At that time, it is conceivable that many Public Safety agencies in the County will be
mobilized and users of the voice channels in the system may start getting busy signals. With responders coming from other
areas of the state to provide mutual aid the problem could be further exacerbated.
3.7
Frequency Review
L.R. Kimball downloaded all of the FCC licenses available for the County from the FCC database. Copies of these licenses
can be found in Appendix B. L.R. Kimball conducted a thorough review of the licenses on a site-by-site basis. The review
compared licensed specifications of radio site locations and operational parameters with on-site data for accuracy.
Based on the analysis, L.R. Kimball found licenses associated with the County to be well maintained and current. All
applicable VHF and ultra high frequencies (UHF) licenses have been updated to meet the narrowbanding requirements. Only
one site discrepancy was noted. The coordinates for the Oak Creek tower are in error. The site is approximately 300 feet
northwest of the listed coordinates. This exceeds allowable FCC tolerances for site coordinates. This error also exists in the
FCC’s tower listing database and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) site filing 93-AGL-2860-OE. FAA rules require
accuracy to within 50 feet. The FCC states only that site coordinates must be accurate.
3.7.1 FCC License Update Recommendations
It recommended that the County correct the above listed discrepancies by modifying its licenses in order to prevent violation
notices from the FCC.
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APPENDIX A – FCC LICENSES
The FCC licenses can be found on the following pages.
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REFERENCE COPY
This is not an official FCC license. It is a record of public information contained in the FCC's licensing database on the date that this reference
copy was generated. In cases where FCC rules require the presentation, posting, or display of an FCC license, this document may not be used in
place of an official FCC license.
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Federal Communications Commission
Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau
RADIO STATION AUTHORIZATION
Call Sign
WNWI428
File Number
0004676969
Radio Service
YE PubSafty/SpecEmer/PubSaftyNtlPlan,806-817/851
-862MHz,Trunked
LICENSEE: MILWAUKEE, COUNTY OF
ATTN: RICH FOSCATO
MILWAUKEE, COUNTY OF
2711 W WELLS
MILWAUKEE, WI 53208
Regulatory Status
PMRS
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Frequency Coordination Number
FCC Registration Number (FRN): 0004268496
Grant Date
04-05-2011
Effective Date
04-05-2011
Expiration Date
05-31-2021
Print Date
04-05-2011
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STATION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Fixed Location Address or Mobile Area of Operation
Loc. 1
Loc. 2
Loc. 4
Loc. 5
Loc. 6
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Loc. 3
Area of operation
Land Mobile Control Station meeting the 6.1 Meter Rule: WI
Address: 717 E WISCONSIN AVE
City: MILWAUKEE
County: MILWAUKEE
State: WI
Lat (NAD83): 43-02-18.0 N Long (NAD83): 087-54-05.0 W ASR No.: Ground Elev: 188.0
Address: 8885 S 68TH ST
City: FRANKLIN
County: MILWAUKEE
State: WI
Address: 10325 WATERTOWN PLANK ROAD
City: WAUWATOSA
County: MILWAUKEE
State: WI
Address: NW COR OF BROWN DEER PK
City: BROWN DEER
County: MILWAUKEE
State: WI
Area of operation
Operating within a 64.0 km radius around fixed location 1
Address: 5215 MILWAUKEE RIVER PARKWAY
City: MILWAUKEE
County: MILWAUKEE
State: WI
Lat (NAD83): 43-06-42.0 N Long (NAD83): 087-55-50.0 W ASR No.: 1047092 Ground Elev: 189.9
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Conditions:
Pursuant to §309(h) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, 47 U.S.C. §309(h), this license is subject to the
following conditions: This license shall not vest in the licensee any right to operate the station nor any right in the use of the
frequencies designated in the license beyond the term thereof nor in any other manner than authorized herein. Neither the
license nor the right granted thereunder shall be assigned or otherwise transferred in violation of the Communications Act of
1934, as amended. See 47 U.S.C. § 310(d). This license is subject in terms to the right of use or control conferred by §706 of
the Communications Act of 1934, as amended. See 47 U.S.C. §606.
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FCC 601-ULSHS1
August 2007
Licensee Name: MILWAUKEE, COUNTY OF
Call Sign: WNWI428
Print Date: 04-05-2011
File Number: 0004676969
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Antennas
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
Units Pagers Designator Power (watts) Ht./Tp AAT Deadline
(watts)
meters meters Date
1
000808.06250000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
1
000808.55000000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
1
000806.08750000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
1
000806.15000000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
1
1
000806.17500000
1
1
000806.53750000
1
1
000806.58750000
1
1
000806.65000000
1
1
1
1
1
1
re
1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
000807.03750000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
1
000807.06250000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
1
1
000807.85000000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
1
1
000808.16250000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
1
1
000808.23750000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
1
1
000808.61250000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
1
1
000808.63750000
FX1
85
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
15.000
50.000
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FX1
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FCC 601-ULSHS1
August 2007
Call Sign: WNWI428
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Re
Antennas
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
2
1
000853.06250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
02-20-2010
1
000853.55000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
02-20-2010
1
000851.08750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
1
000851.15000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000851.17500000
2
1
000851.53750000
2
1
000851.58750000
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Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
2
1
000851.65000000
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
000852.03750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
1
000852.06250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000852.85000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000853.16250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000853.23750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000853.61250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000853.63750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
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FB2
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Call Sign: WNWI428
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Antennas
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
2
1
000851.23750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
1
000851.56250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.21250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000853.32500000
2
1
000853.52500000
3
1
000853.06250000
1
3
1
000853.55000000
FB2
3
1
000851.08750000
3
1
3
2
2
1
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20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
160.000 185.0
173.0
10-05-2011
FB2
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
02-20-2010
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
02-20-2010
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
000851.15000000
FB2
1
1
000851.17500000
FB2
1
3
1
000851.53750000
FB2
1
3
1
000851.58750000
FB2
1
3
1
000851.65000000
FB2
3
1
000852.03750000
FB2
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FB2
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
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20K0F3E
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Call Sign: WNWI428
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Antennas
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
3
1
000852.06250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
1
000852.85000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.16250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.23750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
3
1
000853.61250000
3
1
000853.63750000
3
1
000851.23750000
re
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
3
1
000851.56250000
3
1
3
3
3
3
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
000853.21250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.32500000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
3
1
000853.52500000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 61.0
64.0
10-05-2011
4
1
000853.06250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
02-20-2010
4
1
000853.55000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
02-20-2010
4
1
000851.08750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
eC
nc
FB2
y
op
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FCC 601-ULSHS1
August 2007
Call Sign: WNWI428
fe
Re
Antennas
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
4
1
000851.15000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
1
000851.17500000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
1
000851.53750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
1
000851.58750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
4
1
000851.65000000
4
1
000852.03750000
4
1
000852.06250000
re
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
4
1
000852.85000000
4
1
4
4
4
4
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
000853.16250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.23750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
4
1
000853.61250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
4
1
000853.63750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
4
1
000851.23750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
4
1
000851.56250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
op
10-05-2011
eC
nc
FB2
120.000 66.0
56.0
y
Page 6 of 11
FCC 601-ULSHS1
August 2007
Call Sign: WNWI428
fe
Re
Antennas
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
4
1
000853.21250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.32500000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.52500000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
120.000 66.0
56.0
10-05-2011
5
1
000853.06250000
5
1
000853.55000000
5
1
000851.08750000
5
1
000851.15000000
5
1
000851.17500000
5
1
5
4
4
1
re
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
02-20-2010
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
02-20-2010
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
000851.53750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
1
000851.58750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
5
1
000851.65000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
5
1
000852.03750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
5
1
000852.06250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
5
1
000852.85000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
eC
nc
FB2
op
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
y
Page 7 of 11
FCC 601-ULSHS1
August 2007
Call Sign: WNWI428
fe
Re
Antennas
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
5
000853.16250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.23750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.61250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.63750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
5
1
000851.23750000
5
1
000851.56250000
5
1
000853.21250000
FB2
5
1
000853.32500000
5
1
6
5
5
5
re
1
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 61.0
62.0
10-05-2011
000853.52500000
FB2
1
62.0
10-05-2011
1
000808.06250000
MO
3375
6
1
000808.55000000
MO
3375
6
1
000806.08750000
MO
3375
6
1
000806.15000000
MO
6
1
000806.17500000
MO
eC
nc
FB2
75.000
140.000 61.0
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
02-20-2010
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
02-20-2010
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
3375
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
3375
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
y
op
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
Page 8 of 11
FCC 601-ULSHS1
August 2007
Call Sign: WNWI428
fe
Re
Antennas
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
6
1
000806.53750000
MO
3375
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
1
000806.58750000
MO
3375
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
1
000806.65000000
MO
3375
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
1
000807.03750000
MO
3375
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
6
1
000807.06250000
6
1
000807.85000000
6
1
000808.16250000
re
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
6
1
000808.23750000
6
1
6
6
6
6
3375
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
MO
3375
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
MO
3375
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
MO
3375
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
000808.61250000
MO
3375
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
1
000808.63750000
MO
3375
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
35.000
35.000
10-05-2011
7
1
000853.06250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
02-20-2010
7
1
000853.55000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
02-20-2010
7
1
000851.08750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
7
1
000851.15000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
7
1
000851.17500000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
eC
nc
MO
y
op
Page 9 of 11
FCC 601-ULSHS1
August 2007
Call Sign: WNWI428
fe
Re
Antennas
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
7
1
000851.53750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
1
000851.58750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
1
000851.65000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
1
000852.03750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
7
1
000852.06250000
7
1
000852.85000000
7
1
000853.16250000
re
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
7
1
000853.23750000
7
1
7
7
7
7
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
000853.61250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.63750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
90.000
156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
7
1
000851.23750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
7
1
000851.56250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
7
1
000853.21250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
7
1
000853.32500000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
eC
nc
FB2
op
140.000 156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
y
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FCC 601-ULSHS1
August 2007
Call Sign: WNWI428
fe
Re
Antennas
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
7
FB2
1
1
000853.52500000
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
140.000 156.0
140.0
10-05-2011
Control Points
Control Pt. No. 1
Address: 821 W STATE ST RM 305
City: MILWAUKEE County: MILWAUKEE
Waivers/Conditions:
eC
nc
NONE
Telephone Number: (414)278-4788
re
Associated Call Signs
WPUE217
State: WI
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FCC 601-ULSHS1
August 2007
REFERENCE COPY
fe
Re
Call Sign
WPIQ496
File Number
0004328824
Radio Service
GP - Public Safety/Spec Emerg, 806-821/851-866
MHz, Conv.
LICENSEE: MILWAUKEE, COUNTY OF
ATTN: RICH FOSCATO
MILWAUKEE, COUNTY OF
901 N. 9TH STREET
MILWAUKEE, WI 53233
Regulatory Status
PMRS
re
Grant Date
08-10-2005
Effective Date
07-21-2010
Expiration Date
10-16-2015
Print Date
07-21-2010
nc
Loc. 1
Loc. 2
Antennas
eC
Loc. 3
Address: 5215 MILWAUKEE RIVER PARKWAY (CBS TWR)
City: MILWAUKEE
County: MILWAUKEE
State: WI
Address: 8885 SO 68TH ST
City: FRANKLIN
County: MILWAUKEE
State: WI
Area of operation
Operating within a 19.0 km radius around fixed location 1
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
1
1
000855.73750000
FB2
1
1
1
000856.73750000
FB2
2
1
000856.73750000
FB2
75.000
300.000 156.0
140.0
1
20K0F1D
75.000
300.000 156.0
140.0
1
20K0F1D
75.000
300.000 59.0
47.0
op
20K0F1D
y
Conditions:
Page 1 of 2
FCC 601-ULSHS1
August 2007
Call Sign: WPIQ496
fe
Re
Antennas
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
3
3
1
000810.73750000
MO
40
20K0F1D
35.000
48.000
1
000811.73750000
MO
40
20K0F1D
35.000
48.000
Control Points
Control Pt. No. 1
Address: 821 W STATE STREET
City: MILWAUKEE County:
Waivers/Conditions:
NONE
eC
nc
re
State: WI
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op
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FCC 601-ULSHS1
August 2007
REFERENCE COPY
fe
Re
Call Sign
WPUE217
File Number
0005057202
Radio Service
YE PubSafty/SpecEmer/PubSaftyNtlPlan,806-817/851
-862MHz,Trunked
LICENSEE: MILWAUKEE COUNTY
ATTN: RICH FOSCATO
MILWAUKEE COUNTY
2711 W. WELLS
MILWAUKEE, WI 53208
Regulatory Status
PMRS
re
Grant Date
02-02-2012
Effective Date
02-02-2012
Expiration Date
02-13-2022
Print Date
02-02-2012
nc
Loc. 1
Loc. 2
Antennas
eC
Address: W WATERFORD & S 88TH ST
City: GREENFIELD
County: MILWAUKEE
State: WI
Address: 4311 E OAKWOOD RD
City: OAK CREEK
County: MILWAUKEE
State: WI
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
1
1
000853.06250000
FB2
1
1
1
000853.55000000
FB2
1
1
1
000851.08750000
FB2
1
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
02-20-2010
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
02-20-2010
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
op
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
y
Conditions:
Page 1 of 5
FCC 601-ULSHS1
August 2007
Licensee Name: MILWAUKEE COUNTY
Call Sign: WPUE217
fe
Re
Antennas
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
1
1
000851.15000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
1
000851.17500000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
1
000851.53750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
1
000851.58750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
1
1
000851.65000000
1
1
000852.03750000
1
1
000852.06250000
re
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
1
1
000852.85000000
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
000853.16250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.23750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
1
1
000853.61250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
1
1
000853.63750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
1
1
000851.23750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
1
1
000851.56250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
op
10-05-2011
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65.0
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Call Sign: WPUE217
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Antennas
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
1
1
000853.21250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.32500000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.52500000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
160.000 55.0
65.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000853.06250000
2
1
000853.55000000
2
1
000851.08750000
2
1
000851.15000000
2
1
000851.17500000
2
1
2
1
1
1
re
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
02-20-2010
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
02-20-2010
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
000851.53750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
1
000851.58750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000851.65000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000852.03750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000852.06250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000852.85000000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
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350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
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Call Sign: WPUE217
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Antennas
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
2
000853.16250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.23750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.61250000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
1
000853.63750000
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
2
1
000851.23750000
2
1
000851.56250000
2
1
000853.21250000
FB2
2
1
000853.32500000
2
1
000853.52500000
2
2
2
re
1
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
20K0F1E
20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
350.000 63.0
87.0
10-05-2011
FB2
1
87.0
10-05-2011
Control Points
Control Pt. No. 1
Address: 1942 N 17TH ST
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20K0F3E
8K70D1W
75.000
350.000 63.0
op
WNWI428
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Call Sign: WPUE217
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Waivers/Conditions:
Grant of the request to update licensee name is conditioned on it not reflecting an assignment or transfer of control (see Rule
1.948); if an assignment or transfer occurred without proper notification or FCC approval, the grant is void and the station is
licensed under the prior name.
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REFERENCE COPY
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Call Sign
WQNS837
File Number
0004936524
Radio Service
YP - Public Safety/Spec Emerg, 806-821/851-866
MHz, Trunked
LICENSEE: MILWAUKEE COUNTY
ATTN: RICH FOSCATO
MILWAUKEE COUNTY
2711 W WELLS
MILWAUKEE, WI 53208
Regulatory Status
PMRS
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Grant Date
11-04-2011
Effective Date
11-04-2011
Expiration Date
05-02-2012
Print Date
11-05-2011
Antennas
nc
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
1
1
000853.06250000
FB2
1
1
1
000853.55000000
FB2
1
1
1
000851.08750000
FB2
1
1
1
000851.15000000
FB2
1
1
1
000851.17500000
FB2
1
1
000851.53750000
FB2
Loc. 1
Address: 5300 W LAYTON AVE
City: GREENFIELD
County: MILWAUKEE
State: WI
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75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
1
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
1
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
op
16K0F3E
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Conditions:
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Antennas
Loc Ant Frequencies
No. No. (MHz)
Sta.
Cls.
No. No.
Ant.
Ant.
Construct
Emission Output ERP
(watts)
meters meters Date
1
1
000851.65000000
FB2
1
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
1
000852.03750000
FB2
1
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
1
000852.06250000
FB2
1
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
1
000852.85000000
FB2
1
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
1
000853.32500000
FB2
1
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
1
1
000853.52500000
1
1
000853.16250000
1
1
000853.23750000
1
1
000853.61250000
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
re
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
FB2
1
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
FB2
1
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
FB2
1
16K0F3E
160.000 73.4
91.0
000853.63750000
FB2
1
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
1
000851.23750000
FB2
1
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
1
1
000851.56250000
nc
75.000
FB2
1
16K0F3E
75.000
160.000 73.4
91.0
1
1
000853.21250000
FB2
1
75.000
Control Points
Control Pt. No. 1
Address: 821 w state street
room 305
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State: WI
16K0F3E
160.000 73.4
91.0
Waivers/Conditions:
Special Temporary Authority is authorized on a secondary non-interference basis.
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This Special Temporary Authorization may be terminated at the Bureau's discretion, without a hearing, if conditions warrant.
Under no circumstances may the facility(ies) authorized herein become a hazard to air navigation or violate the terms of an
international agreement or treaty. If an application for permanent authority is on file with the Commission, this action is taken
without prejudice to that application. Post and/or retain a copy of this authorization as required by the Commission's Rules.
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APPENDIX B—EXISTING MILWAUKEE SYSTEM COVERAGE
DESCRIPTION OF DISPLAY MODELS FOR COVERAGE PERFORMANCE PREDICTIONS
Purpose – The purpose of this Description is to explain our approach and to provide clear definition of the
performance thresholds presented on our coverage prediction maps. This document is provided as an integral part
of our coverage prediction package which includes corresponding coverage map(s).
Orientation – A title block, located on the right hand side of each coverage map, is used to identify the study. The
title block includes project name, frequency band, type of study (talk in, talk out, portable, mobile, etc.) and study
date.
Presentation – Performance predictions are presented as an overlay on a county boundary with streets for ease of
orientation. Other scales or topographic images may be used to augment the base map.
Performance thresholds are used to indicate predicted quality of service at the center of each tile (pixel), according to
DAQ and area probability objectives established by the Telecommunications Industry Association/Electronics
Industry Association (TIA/EIA) publication TSB88-C.
Three (3) performance thresholds are presented as overlays on the base map as follows:
¾ Clear areas (no shading - provides an unobstructed view to the base map)
¾ Lightly shaded areas (orange shading - provides a partially obstructed view to the base map)
¾ Dark shaded areas (dark gray shading - provides a highly limited view to the base map)
Received Power at Remote:
¾ Clear (non-shaded) areas of the coverage prediction map represent locations where the probability of
service is predicted to meet or exceed the recommended public safety objectives*.
¾ Orange shaded areas of the coverage prediction map represent locations where the probability of
service is predicted to be better than DAQ level 2.0 (Speech understandable with considerable effort.
Occasional repetition required due to noise/distortion which translates to approximately 12 dB SINAD).
Shaded and filled areas do not meet the referenced public safety objectives.
¾ Dark gray shaded areas of the coverage prediction map represent locations where neither of the above
referenced objectives is met.
Dark gray shading is not an indication that service will not be available, but simply that predicted
performance is less than the areas described above.
*According to TSB-88-C, for Public Safety agencies, the recommended audio quality objective is DAQ 3.4 which
translates to approximately 20 dB SINAD and the recommended reliability objective is 90 percent per tile which
translates to approximately 97 percent area probability.
Approach
¾ Mobile studies: Standard mobile studies model typical sedans using roof mounted omni-directional
antennas with 3 dBd gain; however other types of vehicles and antenna configurations can be modeled.
For trunk mounted antennas the mobile unit’s antenna centerline height is modeled at 5.5 feet above ground
level (AGL) for sedans and antenna gain is de-rated by 1.5 dB.
¾ Portable Studies: Standard portable studies model outdoor performance.
• Talk-out to portable: Down link (talk-out) studies to portable units are modeled “on the hip” at 3.0 feet
AGL (or 5.0 feet AGL for shoulder-mic-antenna) to simulate initial contact from dispatch (worst case).
Performance (range and/or DAQ) generally improves when used at head level.
•
Talk-back from portable: Up link (talk-back) studies from portable units are modeled “at head level” or
6.0 AGL (or 5.0 feet AGL for shoulder-mic-antenna) to simulate typical usage.
Propagation Model – Per TIA/EIA publication TSB88-C, the Anderson 2D model is applied in L.R. Kimball’s
predictions. L.R. Kimball’s approach is to predict median signal levels (50 percent time and 50 percent location
variability) and then incorporate additional margin (identified as “Prediction Confidence Margin”) to account for both
quality of service (performance) objectives and local environmental (fading) losses.
Terrain Data – 10 meter digital terrain elevation data (best available) is applied in our predictions.
Land Use/Land Cover Data – The age of available United States Geologic Survey USGS Land Use/Land Cover
(LU/LC) data renders it inaccurate where development in recent decades has changed the landscape, therefore our
coverage performance predictions do not use LU/LC data. Instead, study area predictions are adjusted according to
the overall study area’s general forestation/urbanization characteristics unless otherwise noted on the legend.
The existing system coverage can be found on the following pages.
SIGNAL™: MilwaukeeCo_WI
Prop. model 1: Anderson-2D v1.00
Time: 50.0% Loc.: 50.0%
Prediction Confidence Margin: 11.5dB
Climate: Continental Temperate
Land use (clutter): USGS-EDX format (.151 files)
Atmospheric Abs.: none
K Factor: 1.333
WI County Boundaries
County Roads
Notes
System Parameters:
800 MHz Analog Wideband Trunking System
30 Watt Mobile
MILES
-1
0
4
Existing Smartnet Trunking Radio System
Mobile Talk-Back
June 2012
Time: 50.0% Loc.: 50.0%
K Factor: 1.333
County Roads
Notes
System Parameters:
3 Watt Portable
MILES
-1
0
4
Portable Talk-Out Outdoors
June 2012
Time: 50.0% Loc.: 50.0%
K Factor: 1.333
County Roads
Notes
System Parameters:
3 Watt Portable
MILES
-1
0
4
Portable Talk-Back Outdoors
June 2012
Time: 50.0% Loc.: 50.0%
K Factor: 1.333
County Roads
Notes
System Parameters:
3 Watt Portable
12dB Buildings
MILES
-1
0
4
Portable Talk-Out in Medium Buildings
June 2012
Time: 50.0% Loc.: 50.0%
K Factor: 1.333
County Roads
Notes
System Parameters:
3 Watt Portable
12dB Buildings
MILES
-1
0
4
Portable Talk-Back in Medium Buildings
June 2012
APPENDIX C—CALCULATED CURRENT SYSTEM COVERAGE PERCENTAGES
The calculated coverage percentages can be found on the following page.
Existing SmartNet System Talk-Back Coverage In-Street
30 Watt Mobile Talk-Back Coverage In-Street
30 Watt Mobile Talk-Out Coverage In-Street
Milwaukee County
236.687 mi ²
100.00%
Milwaukee County
DAQ 3.4 or better
234.835 mi ²
99.22%
DAQ 3.4 or better
236.687 mi ²
100.00%
233.873 mi ²
98.81%
DAQ 2.0 - DAQ 3.4
1.851
mi ²
0.78%
DAQ 2.0 - DAQ 3.4
2.814
mi ²
1.19%
Below DAQ 2.0
0.000
mi ²
0.00%
Below DAQ 2.0
0.001
mi ²
0.00%
Portable Talk-Out
3 Watt Portable Outdoors
3 Watt Portable in Medium 12dB Building
Milwaukee County
236.687 mi ²
100.00%
Milwaukee County
236.687
DAQ 3.4 or better
227.668 mi ²
96.19%
DAQ 3.4 or better
125.437 mi ²
53.00%
108.004 mi ²
45.63%
DAQ 2.0 - DAQ 3.4
8.936
mi ²
3.78%
DAQ 2.0 - DAQ 3.4
Below DAQ 2.0
0.083
mi ²
0.04%
Below DAQ 2.0
3.246
mi ²
100.00%
1.37%
mi ²
Portable Talk-Back
3 Watt Portable Outdoors
3 Watt Portable in Medium 12dB Building
Milwaukee County
236.687 mi ²
100.00%
Milwaukee County
236.687
mi ²
100.00%
DAQ 3.4 or better
210.810 mi ²
89.07%
DAQ 3.4 or better
54.673
mi ²
23.10%
DAQ 2.0 - DAQ 3.4
25.394 mi ²
10.73%
DAQ 2.0 - DAQ 3.4
176.381 mi ²
74.52%
Below DAQ 2.0
0.483
0.20%
Below DAQ 2.0
mi ²
5.632
mi ²
2.38%
Existing WISCOM VHF P25 Radio System
50 Watt Mobile Talk-Back Coverage
5 Watt Portable Talk-Back Coverage Outdoors
Milwaukee County
236.687 mi ²
100.00%
Milwaukee County
236.687
DAQ 3.4 or better
236.687 mi ²
100.00%
DAQ 3.4 or better
225.430 mi ²
95.24%
11.221
mi ²
4.74%
0.036
mi ²
0.02%
DAQ 2.0 - DAQ 3.4
0.000
mi ²
0.00%
DAQ 2.0 - DAQ 3.4
Below DAQ 2.0
0.000
mi ²
0.00%
Below DAQ 2.0
mi ²
100.00%
REPORT FOR
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM OPTIONS FOR
MILWAUKEE, OZAUKEE, AND WAUKESHA COUNTIES
PREPARED FOR
WISCONSIN OFFICE OF JUSTICE ASSISTANCE
APPENDIX B—OZAUKEE COUNTY MIGRATION ANALYSIS TO WISCOM REPORT
L.R. Kimball’s Local County Migration Analysis to WISCOM report for Ozaukee County may be found on the following
pages.
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