Ohio MARCS - Warren County Telecom
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Ohio MARCS - Warren County Telecom
MARCS Talkgroup Definitions May 8, 2014 adapted from MARCS publication customized by Telecom for Warren County, OH MARCS Helpdesk Monitored 24x7x365 by the Ohio Office of Information Technology/MARCS-dedicated helpdesk, located at the State of Ohio Computer Center in Columbus. Primary purpose to assist MARCS equipment users with problems encountered with the MARCS voice or data systems statewide. 1-866-646-2727 (1-866-OH-MARCS) Or XHELPDESK on MARCS Ttab Statewide Interoperability Talk Groups Mutual Aid The original concept for MARCS was based upon communication deficiencies experienced during the Lucasville prison riots as well as the Shadyside flooding several years ago. There were several agencies working both of these incidents, performing common tasks but were unable to speak with each other during each incident. In an effort to resolve this communication problem, several interoperability talkgroups were developed. The interoperability talkgroups are as follows: MCALL 1-4/MCOMM 1-4 SCALL/SCOMM 7-12 ECALL/ECOMM 7-12 and Homeland Security ECOMM 13-28 EMA Regional (EMA-COC, EMA-COSE, EMA-COSW, EMA-Ohio, EMA-CONE, EMA-CONW) SO-Regions LECOMM 01-08 National Weather Service (NWS-CLEV, NWS-PITT, NWS-WILM, NWS-CHAR, NWS-NWEB) MCALL 1-4 MCALL is the MARCS “Hailing Channel” for Zones 1-4. The map shows boundaries for each zone in Ohio. MCALL allows any user to call for help from anywhere in the state. These talkgroups are monitored 24/7 by all OSHP Posts within the physical limits of each Zone. MCALL is also monitored 24/7 by ODNR’s Columbus Central Dispatch. When using MCALL it is preferred the call be directed to the zone the call originates from, but is not required. AS THE DESIGNATED INCIDENT COMMANDER AT THE SITE OF AN EMERGENCY, YOU CAN USE MCALL TO HAIL DNR AND REQUESTECOMM TALKGROUPS FOR EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION COORDINATION. Ashtabula Williams Lake Lucas Fulton Ottawa Geauga Trumbull Cuyahoga Defiance Sandusky Wood Henry Paulding Erie Portage Huron Seneca Putnam Lorain Medina Summit Mahoning Hancock Van Wert Wyandot Crawford Wayne Richland Allen Columbiana Stark Ashland Hardin Mercer Marion Auglaize Darke Tuscarawas Knox Logan Shelby Union Carroll Holmes Morrow Coshocton Delaware Harrison Jefferson Champaign Miami Licking Guernsey Franklin Clark Belmont Muskingum Madison Preble Montgomery Fairfield Noble Pickaway Greene Perry Butler Hocking Warren Washington Clinton Ross Hamilton Monroe Morgan Fayette Athens Vinton Highland Clermon t Meigs Pike Jackson Brown Adams Scioto Gallia Lawrence 2 MCOMM 1-4 MCOMM is a generic talkgroup for any user to be able to talk to any other user. These talkgroups are NOT MONITORED by MARCS base locations. Generally, a dispatcher would direct you to “go to MCOMM 1 to talk to Officer A,” etc. While each MCOMM has statewide capability, the theoretical purpose is for “direct” communications in each geographic zone. Ashtabula Williams Lake Lucas Fulton Ottawa Geauga Trumbull Cuyahoga Defiance Sandusky Wood Henry Paulding Erie Portage Huron Seneca Putnam Lorain Medina Summit Mahoning Hancock Van Wert Wyandot Crawford Wayne Richland Allen Columbiana Stark Ashland Hardin Mercer Marion Auglaize Darke Tuscarawas Knox Logan Shelby Union Carroll Holmes Morrow Coshocton Harrison Delaware Jefferson Champaign Miami Licking Guernsey Franklin Clark Belmont Muskingum Madison Preble Montgomery Fairfield Noble Pickaway Greene Perry Butler Hocking Warren Monroe Morgan Fayette Washington Clinton Athens Ross Vinton Hamilton Highland Clermon t Meigs Pike Jackson Brown Adams Scioto Gallia Lawrence 3 ECOMM 7-12 ECOMM is the MARCS users’ generic “emergency” talkgroup. ECOMM is to be used to talk to any other user when involved in a state-coordinated emergency. At a multi-agency scene, the Incident Command/Communications/Control would steer responders to these talkgroups, based on functional work groups. (e.g. A MARCSequipped Incident Commander would direct “All incoming traffic units go to ECOMM 9; all incoming rescue units go to ECOMM 11; all incoming hot zone units go to ECOMM 12”, etc.). In other words, ECOMM talkgroups are assigned by an incident commander for tactical use. ECOMM is available for all agencies using the MARCS communication system. However, it is suggested you contact the Emergency Management Agency to see if another agency is using ECOMM. This way, you can avoid using the same talkgroups during separate emergencies. THE INCIDENT COMMANDER MAY REQUEST ECOMM TALKGROUPS BY CONTACTING ODNR CENTRAL DISPATCH THROUGH THE MCALL 1-4 TALKGROUPS. 4 ECOMM 13-28 Homeland Security There are zones in your radio designated for the Federal Homeland Security talkgroups ECOMM 13-28. The Homeland Security Communications Technical Advisory Committee decided to use some of the ECOMM talkgroups by region. They are assigned as follows: Region ECOMM Region ECOMM Northwest Northeast West Central Central 21 22 23 24 Northeast Central Southwest Southeast (Upper) Southeast (Lower) 25 26 27 28 5 SCALL and SCOMM 1-12 SCALL is only used when the Emergency Management Agency (EMA) deploys the Transportable Communication System (TCS). TCS is a mobile communication site used when additional resources have been used in response to an emergency. The TCS can act as a standalone tower site or as a base command center. You will be informed by the Emergency Management Agency when the TCS has been deployed and future emergency tactical communications are to be done on SCALL. If you attempt to communicate on SCALL when the TCS is not deployed, you only receive a “honk” tone on your control station. SCOMM 1-12 are to be used with the EMA Transportable Communication System (TCS). You must be directed by the communication branch to use these talkgroups. If you attempt to communicate on SCOMM when the TCS is not deployed, you only receive a “honk” tone on your control station. Zone XX SCALL 1 SCOMM 1 SCOMM 2 SCOMM 3 SCOMM 4 SCOMM 5 SCOMM 6 SCOMM 7 SCOMM 8 SCOMM 9 SCOMM 10 SCOMM 11 SCOMM 12 6 EMA Regional (EMA-COC, EMA-COSE, EMA-COSW, EMA-Ohio, EMA-CONE, EMA-CONW) These are the EMA regional talkgroups. If you need to contact a local EMA agency you use one of the EMA regional talkgroups. The maps on pages 34 through 38 indicate what counties are included in each region. Notice there is a “shaded” area as well as “slashed” area indicated on the maps. EMA programmed their talkgroups to include adjacent counties in each region for logistical purposes. EMA-OHIO is restricted to Ohio Emergency Management vehicles. Zone XX EMA-COC EMA-COSE EMA-COSW EMA-OHIO EMA-CONW EMA-CONE 7 EMA-COC Ashtabula Williams Lake Lucas Fulton Ottawa Geauga Cuyahoga Defiance Sandusky Wood Henry Paulding CONW Portage Medina Hancock Wyandot Crawford Richland Allen Trumbull Lorain Huron Seneca Putnam Van Wert Erie Wayne Ashland Summit CONE Mahoning Columbiana Stark Hardin Mercer Marion Auglaize COC Logan Shelby Union Darke Tuscarawas Knox Coshocton Jefferson Champaign Licking COSW Guernsey Franklin Clark Montgomery COSE Noble Fairfield Pickaway Perry Monroe Morgan Fayette Hocking Warren Belmont Muskingum Madison Greene Butler Harrison Delaware Miami Preble Carroll Holmes Morrow Washington Clinton Athens Ross Vinton Hamilton Highland Meigs Pike Clermont Jackson Brown Adams Scioto Gallia Lawrence EMA-COC HOME COUNTIES NON EMA-COC HOME COUNTIES IN THE TG 8 EMA-COSE Ashtabula Williams Lake Lucas Fulton Ottawa Geauga Cuyahoga Defiance Sandusky Wood Henry Paulding CONW Portage Medina Hancock Wyandot Crawford Richland Allen Trumbull Lorain Huron Seneca Putnam Van Wert Erie Ashland Wayne Summit CONE Mahoning Columbiana Stark Hardin Mercer Marion Auglaize COC Logan Shelby Union Darke Tuscarawas Knox Coshocton Jefferson Champaign Licking COSW Guernsey Franklin Clark Montgomery COSE Noble Fairfield Pickaway Perry Monroe Morgan Fayette Hocking Warren Belmont Muskingum Madison Greene Butler Harrison Delaware Miami Preble Carroll Holmes Morrow Washington Clinton Athens Ross Vinton Hamilton Highland Meigs Pike Clermont Jackson Brown Adams Scioto Gallia Lawrence EMA-COSE HOME COUNTIES NON EMA-COSE HOME COUNTIES IN THE TG 9 EMA-CONE Ashtabula Williams Lake Lucas Fulton Ottawa Geauga Cuyahoga Defiance Sandusky Wood Henry Paulding CONW Portage Medina Hancock Wyandot Crawford Richland Allen Trumbull Lorain Huron Seneca Putnam Van Wert Erie Ashland Wayne Summit CONE Mahoning Columbiana Stark Hardin Mercer Marion Auglaize COC Logan Shelby Union Darke Tuscarawas Knox Coshocton Jefferson Champaign Licking COSW Guernsey Franklin Clark Montgomery COSE Noble Fairfield Pickaway Perry Monroe Morgan Fayette Hocking Warren Belmont Muskingum Madison Greene Butler Harrison Delaware Miami Preble Carroll Holmes Morrow Washington Clinton Athens Ross Vinton Hamilton Highland Meigs Pike Clermont Jackson Brown Adams Scioto Gallia Lawrence EMA-CONE HOME COUNTIES NON EMA-CONE HOME COUNTIES IN THE TG 10 EMA-CONW Ashtabula Williams Lake Lucas Fulton Ottawa Geauga Cuyahoga Defiance Sandusky Wood Henry Paulding CONW Portage Medina Hancock Wyandot Crawford Richland Allen Trumbull Lorain Huron Seneca Putnam Van Wert Erie Ashland Wayne Summit CONE Mahoning Columbiana Stark Hardin Mercer Marion Auglaize COC Logan Shelby Union Darke Tuscarawas Knox Coshocton Jefferson Champaign Licking COSW Guernsey Franklin Clark COSE Noble Fairfield Pickaway Perry Monroe Morgan Fayette Hocking Warren Belmont Muskingum Madison Montgomery Greene Butler Harrison Delaware Miami Preble Carroll Holmes Morrow Washington Clinton Athens Ross Vinton Hamilton Highland Meigs Pike Clermont Jackson Brown Adams Scioto Gallia Lawrence EMA-CONW HOME COUNTIES NON EMA-CONW HOME COUNTIES IN THE TG 11 EMA-COSW Ashtabula Williams Lake Lucas Fulton Ottawa Geauga Cuyahoga Defiance Sandusky Wood Henry Paulding CONW Portage Medina Hancock Wyandot Crawford Richland Allen Trumbull Lorain Huron Seneca Putnam Van Wert Erie Ashland Wayne Summit CONE Mahoning Columbiana Stark Hardin Mercer Marion Auglaize COC Logan Shelby Union Darke Tuscarawas Knox Coshocton Jefferson Champaign Licking COSW Guernsey Franklin Clark Montgomery COSE Noble Fairfield Pickaway Perry Monroe Morgan Fayette Hocking Warren Belmont Muskingum Madison Greene Butler Harrison Delaware Miami Preble Carroll Holmes Morrow Washington Clinton Athens Ross Vinton Hamilton Highland Meigs Pike Clermont Jackson Brown Adams Scioto Gallia Lawrence EMA-COSW HOME COUNTIES NON EMA-COSW HOME COUNTIES IN THE TG 12 National Weather Service (NWS) The NWS talkgroups are used for communicating with the National Weather Service office and counties who are in that area for weather related business The maps on pages 44-48 indicate NWS areas for each NWS office. The “shaded” area is for the immediate area. The “slashed” areas are overlap areas that are also covered in NWS radios. Scenario: Someone discovers tornadoes approaching. You could communicate that information directly to NWS The National Weather Service talkgroups are not programmed into the local health or local hospital radios. These users could contact the local sheriff if they need weather updates. Zone XX NWS-CLEV NWS-PITT NWS-WILM NWS-CHAR NWS-NWEB 13 NWS-CLEV Ashtabula Williams Lake Lucas Fulton Ottawa Geauga Trumbull Cuyahoga NWEB Defiance Sandusky Wood Henry Paulding Erie CLEV Hancock Van Wert Wyandot Portage Huron Seneca Putnam Lorain Crawford Medina Summit Mahoning Wayne Richland Allen Columbiana Stark Ashland Hardin Mercer Marion Auglaize Darke Tuscarawas Knox Logan Shelby Union Carroll Holmes Morrow Coshocton Harrison Delaware Jefferson Champaign Miami WILM Licking PITT Franklin Clark Preble Guernsey Madison Montgomery Noble Fairfield Pickaway Greene Perry Hocking Warren Washington Clinton CHAR Athens Ross Vinton Hamilton Highland Meigs Pike Clermont Monroe Morgan Fayette Butler Belmont Muskingum Jackson Brown Adams Scioto Gallia Lawrence NWS-CLEV COUNTIES NON NWS-CLEV COUNTIES IN THE TG 14 NWS-PITT Ashtabula Williams Lake Lucas Fulton Ottawa Geauga Trumbull Cuyahoga NWEB Defiance Sandusky Wood Henry Paulding Erie CLEV Hancock Van Wert Wyandot Portage Huron Seneca Putnam Lorain Crawford Medina Summit Mahoning Wayne Richland Allen Columbiana Stark Ashland Hardin Mercer Marion Auglaize Darke Tuscarawas Knox Logan Shelby Union Coshocton PIT PITT T Champaign Licking Preble Guernsey Franklin Clark Montgomery Noble Fairfield Pickaway Perry Hocking Warren CHAR Athens Ross Vinton Highland Meigs Pike Clermont Monroe Washington Clinton Hamilton Belmont Morgan Fayette Butler Jefferson Muskingum Madison Greene Harrison Delaware Miami WILM Carroll Holmes Morrow Jackson Brown Adams Scioto Gallia Lawrence NWS-PITT COUNTIES NON NWS-PITT COUNTIES IN THE TG 15 NWS-CHAR Ashtabula Williams Lake Lucas Fulton Ottawa Geauga Trumbull Cuyahoga NWEB Defiance Sandusky Wood Henry Paulding Erie CLEV Hancock Van Wert Wyandot Portage Huron Seneca Putnam Lorain Crawford Medina Summit Mahoning Wayne Richland Allen Columbiana Stark Ashland Hardin Mercer Marion Auglaize Darke Tuscarawas Knox Logan Shelby Union Coshocton Delaware Champaign Miami WILM Licking Preble Montgomery Jefferson Belmont Muskingum Noble Fairfield Pickaway Perry Monroe Morgan Fayette Hocking Warren Harrison Madison Greene Butler PIT T Guernsey Franklin Clark Carroll Holmes Morrow Washington Clinton Athens Ross Vinton Hamilton CHAR Highland Meigs Pike Clermont Jackson Brown Adams Scioto Gallia Lawrence NWS-CHAR COUNTIES NON NWS-CHAR COUNTIES IN THE TG 16 NWS-NWEB Ashtabula Williams Lake Lucas Fulton Ottawa Geauga Trumbull Cuyahoga NWEB Defiance Sandusky Wood Henry Paulding Erie CLEV Hancock Van Wert Wyandot Portage Huron Seneca Putnam Lorain Crawford Summit Medina Mahoning Wayne Richland Allen Columbiana Stark Ashland Hardin Mercer Marion Auglaize Darke Tuscarawas Knox Logan Shelby Union Carroll Holmes Morrow Coshocton Delaware PITT Harrison Jefferson Champaign Miami WILM Licking Franklin Clark Preble Guernsey Madison Montgomery Noble Fairfield Pickaway Greene Perry Hocking Warren Washington Clinton CHAR Athens Ross Vinton Hamilton Highland Meigs Pike Clermont Monroe Morgan Fayette Butler Belmont Muskingum Jackson Brown Adams Scioto Gallia Lawrence NWS-NWEB COUNTIES NON NWS-NWEB COUNTIES IN THE TG 17 NWS-WILM Ashtabula Williams Lake Lucas Fulton Ottawa NWEB Defiance Geauga Trumbull Cuyahoga Sandusky Wood Henry Paulding Erie CLEV Hancock Van Wert Wyandot Portage Huron Seneca Putnam Lorain Crawford Medina Summit Mahoning Wayne Richland Allen Columbiana Stark Ashland Hardin Mercer Marion Auglaize Darke Tuscarawas Knox Logan Shelby Union Carroll Holmes Morrow Coshocton Harrison Delaware Jefferson Champaign Miami WILM Licking Franklin Clark Preble Guernsey Madison Montgomery Noble Fairfield Pickaway Greene Perry Hocking Warren Washington Clinton CHAR Athens Ross Vinton Hamilton Highland Meigs Pike Clermont Monroe Morgan Fayette Butler Belmont Muskingum Jackson Brown Adams Scioto Gallia Lawrence NWS-WILM COUNTIES NON NWS-WILM COUNTIES IN THE TG 18 SO-01 through SO-88 Each county sheriff office in the state is equipped with a MARCS control station radio. These radios are placed in the communication center of the sheriff’s office. By calling the alpha-based two digit county number (e.g. “GPD CAR 321 to SO-59”), you will be communicating with the Sheriff’s Communication Center. Also, the OSHP post in a county will monitor that county’s SO talkgroup and those SO talkgroups of adjacent counties. Zone XX Zone XX Zone XX Zone XX Zone XX Zone XX Zone XX SO-01 SO-17 SO-33 SO-49 SO-65 SO-81 SO Central SO-02 SO-18 SO-34 SO-50 SO-66 SO-82 SO NW SO-03 SO-19 SO-35 SO-51 SO-67 SO-83 SO NE SO-04 SO-20 SO-36 SO-52 SO-68 SO-84 SO SW SO-05 SO-21 SO-37 SO-53 SO-69 SO-85 SO SE SO-06 SO-22 SO-38 SO-54 SO-70 SO-86 SO-07 SO-23 SO-39 SO-55 SO-71 SO-87 SO-08 SO-24 SO-40 SO-56 SO-72 SO-88 SO-09 SO-25 SO-41 SO-57 SO-73 SO-10 SO-26 SO-42 SO-58 SO-74 SO-11 SO-27 SO-43 SO-59 SO-75 SO-12 SO-28 SO-44 SO-60 SO-76 SO-13 SO-29 SO-45 SO-61 SO-77 SO-14 SO-30 SO-46 SO-62 SO-78 SO-15 SO-31 SO-47 SO-63 SO-79 SO-16 SO-32 SO-48 SO-64 SO-80 19 Sheriff Office Regions The state is divided up onto 5 sheriff office regions indicated below. If you need to communicate with a geographical region of sheriff offices, you may do so by zoning over and dialing down to SO-CEN, SO-NW, SO-NE, SO-SW, SO-SE. A map showing the geographical boundaries is below. THESE ARE MONITORED BY ODNR CENTRAL DISPATCH 20 Sheriff Office Radio ID Numbers 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Adams Allen Ashland Ashtabula Athens Auglaize Belmont Brown Butler Carroll Champaign Clark Clermont Clinton Columbiana Coshocton Crawford Cuyahoga Darke Defiance Delaware Erie Fairfield Fayette Franklin Fulton Gallia Geauga Greene Guernsey 730164 723788 722275 722274 740171 713175 740177 730165 730166 740180 713179 713182 730167 730173 722276 740004 722277 722278 713178 723744 712270 722279 712271 730172 712272 723750 730232 722280 730168 740176 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 Hamilton Hancock Hardin Harrison Henry Highland Hocking Holmes Huron Jackson Jefferson Knox Lake Lawrence Licking Logan Lorain Lucas Madison Mahoning Marion Medina Meigs Mercer Miami Monroe Montgomery Morgan Morrow Muskingum 730169 723746 723747 740178 723790 730174 730172 722281 722282 730230 740179 712273 722283 730231 712274 712275 722284 723751 711398 722285 722297 722286 730233 713180 713181 740175 713176 740129 712276 740004 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 Noble Ottawa Paulding Perry Pickaway Pike Portage Preble Putnam Richland Ross Sandusky Scioto Seneca Shelby Stark Summit Trumbull Tuscarawas Union Van Wert Vinton Warren Washington Wayne Williams Wood Wyandot 740174 722287 723749 712277 712278 730228 722288 713177 723787 722289 712279 722290 730229 722291 713174 722292 722293 722294 740181 712280 723748 730234 730170 740173 722295 723745 723318 722296 Every sheriff office communications center in Ohio has a W7 control station. Above lists their specific SO number as well as their private call number. 21 Incident Command Talkgroups Health Departments and Hospitals Only The Department of Health included the Incident Command communication talkgroups in their radios although these are not standard for all Ohio MARCS users. The Local Health/Hospital and Ohio Department of Health incident command talkgroups are pictured below. The talkgroups are command, operations, logistics, planning, public information, safety, tactical 1 and 2 and liaison. Follow the standard incident command protocol when using these talkgroups. ODH divisions have identical incident command talkgroups for environmental health (EH), radiation (RAD), infectious disease (ID,) and strategic national stockpile (SNS). Local Health/Hospital Zone XX LHCOMM LHOPS LHLGIS LHCOMM LHOPS LHLOGIS LHPLAN LHPIO LHSAFTY LHTAC1 Ohio Dept of Health Zone XX Hailing ODH-COMM ODH-OPS ODH-LOGS ODH-PLAN ODH-PIO ODH-SAFT LHD-NW LHD-NE LHD-SW LHD-CEN COMMON ODH-ADM ODH-ADM1 ODH-ADM2 Zone XX ODH-COMM2 ODH-OPS2 ODH-PLAN2 ODH-LOGS2 ODH-SAFT2 ODH-PIO2 HELPDESK HOS-NW HOS-NNE HOS-NE HOS-CEN HOS-SSE HOS-SE HOS-SW Zone XX EH-COMM EH-OPS EH-LOGIS EH-PLAN EH-PIO EH-SAFT EH-DECON EHENTRY EH-LIASN EH-TAC1 EH-TAC2 HOS-ALL HLTH-ALL Zone XX RAD-COMM RAD-OPS RAD-LOGIS RAD-PLAN RAD-PIO RAD-SAFT RAD-DECON RAD-ENTRY RAD-LIASN EMA-RAD NUC-DB NUC-Perry NUC-BV Zone XX ID-COMM ID-OPS ID-LOGIS ID-PLAN ID-PIO ID-SAFT ID-DECON ID-ENTRY ID-LIASN ID-TAC1 Zone XX SNS-COMM SNS-OPS SNS-PLAN SNS-TRANS SNS-CRTY SNS-TAC1 SNS-TAC2 NWS-CLEV NWS-PITT NWS-WILM NWS-CHAR NWS-NWEB LHTAC2 Liaison 22 LECOMM 1 through LECOMM 8 LECOMM is the MARCS non-state agency users’ generic “emergency” talkgoup. These talkgroups offer the ability to talk to any other non-state user when involved in an emergency. These talkgroups are NOT monitored by any state MARCS agency. Prior to using, the user must announce intent to use and determine if objections exist. These LECOMM talkgroups are specifically for “local” emergency situations, and are only embedded in non-state agency equipment. LECOMM 1-8 is generally used in a tactical way. An incident commander would designate a talkgroup to you based upon the tasks assigned to you during an incident. A scenario may go like this: LECOMM 1 LECOMM 2 LECOMM 3 Agencies/individuals working traffic control Agencies/individuals working search and rescue Agencies/individuals working evacuation As indicated above, a designated incident commander would direct you the appropriate talkgroups. 23 MARCS User Agencies And How to Reach Them Office of Information Technology MARCS Project Office (OIT MARCS) MCALL 1-4, MCOMM 1-4, ECOMM 1-12, SO 01-88, SO-Region, HELPDESK, SCALL, SCOMM 1-12, NPSPAC Administrative Services Security (DAS) MCALL 1, MCOMM 1, LECOMM 1-8, ECOMM 7-28, NPSPAC, SO-25 Department of Agriculture (DOA) MCALL1-4, MCOMM 1-4, ECOMM 7-12, EMA Regions, SCALL, SCOMM1-12, SO-01 through SO-88, NPSPAC Ohio Attorney General Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) MCALL 1-4, ECOMM 1-12, SO-01 through SO-88, NPSPAC Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ECALL 1-4, ECOMM 8-12, LECOMM 1-8, MCALL 1-4, MCOMM 1-4, NPSPAC Ohio Expositions Commission (OEC) ECALL 1-4, ECOMM 8-12, NPSPAC State Fire Marshall (SFM) ECALL 1-4, ECOMM 8-12, NPSPAC, SO 01-88 Department of Health (DOH or ODH) State MCALL, MCOMM, NPSPAC, ECOMM, SCALL, SCOMM County and Local Health Departments/Hospitals MCALL, MCOMM, SO 01-88, SO-REG, ECOMM 7-12 Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Division of Wildlife, Division of Watercraft, Division of Parks, Division of Mineral Resources Management, Division of Forestry, Division of Natural Areas MCALL, MCOMM, SO-Regions, ECALL, ECOMM 7-12, SO-01 thru SO-88 Organized Crime Investigation Commission Task Force (OCI) ECOMM 1-7, ECALL 1-4, NPSPAC Ohio Department of Public Safety (DPS) State Highway Patrol (OSHP) MCALL, MCOMM, SO-Regions, SO-Home (01-88) Emergency Management Agency-State (EMA) EMA Regions, MCALL 1-4, MCOMM 1-4, ECOMM 7-12 Public Utilities Commission (PUCO) ECALL 1-4, ECOMM 8-12, NPSPAC Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections (DRC) ECOMM 7-12, MCALL 1-4, MCOMM 1-4 (mobiles only) 24 Note: In the event the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections or Department of Youth Services needs to contact you, the institutions’ warden will contact you through private call on the MARCS radio or conventional land line. Ohio Supreme Court (OSC) MCALL1/MCOMM1, ECOMM 7-12 Department of Taxation (DOT or TAX) ECALL 1-4, ECOMM 8-12 Department of Transportation (ODOT) ECOMM 1-7, ECALL 1-4, SO1-88, NPSPAC District hi tier handhelds deployed 6/05) Department of Youth Services (DYS) ECOMM 8, MCALL 1-4 (in mobile units), MCOMM 1-4 (in mobile units) 25