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Northwest Frequency Directory

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NWFD10 is the newest and most up to date scanner information resource for Northwestern Oregon & Western Washington.  The all-in-one 320-page directory is organized by county (including 18 Oregon and 20 Washington counties) for easy use and is packed full of information written and edited by local scanner experts!

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Clark County, Washington

Scanner Frequencies & Information (Short Sample)

Below is a short sample of the scanner radio frequency and trunked talkgroup information found in the Northwest Frequency Directory. The book includes thousands more frequencies and talkgroups for this county and all of Northwestern Oregon and Western Washington. The book also includes information on businesses, airports, amateur radio, codes, unit designations and radio identifiers, fire station locations and apparatus, detailed narratives explaining local radio usage and more!

This sample frequency list follows the same general format as found in the book:

[Agency Name]

     [Channel] [Description] [PL Tone] [City] [Receive Frequency or Talkgroup] [Transmit Frequency or Trunked System]

 

 

 

Clark = Clark County Trunked Radio System (TRS) in this section

Portland = Portland City Trunked Radio System (TRS) in Multnomah County, OR section

 

American Medical Response (AMR) Ambulance

  Dispatch-1  Countywide  TG: 44496  Clark

  Dispatch-2  Countywide  TG: 44528  Clark

Battle Ground City Police 

  Dispatch  Battle Ground  TG: 41456  Clark

Battle Ground City Fire – See Clark County Fire Districts

Camas Police Department (Washington)

  Dispatch / Operations  Camas  TG: 41616  Clark

Clark County Government

  TRUNKED RADIO SYSTEM (“Clark”) (Motorola SmartZone): Setting: Type II 800

  Primary 6-Site Simulcast Zone:  Countywide 

  859.7625*  859.9375* 860.7625*  860.9375*  856.7625

  856.9375  857.7625  857.9375  858.7625  858.9375

Clark County Sheriff’s Office

  Control 1 - Records  Countywide  TG: 44656  Clark

  Control 2 - Dispatch  Countywide  TG: 44688  Clark

  Control 5 - Alternate  Countywide  TG: 44784  Clark

Clark County Fire District

  Fire Tap – City/County FD Dispatch  Countywide  TG: 43248  Clark

  Control 8 – North County FD+LifeFlight  Countywide  TG: 43344  Clark

  Fire Com – City/County FD Response  Countywide  TG: 43216  Clark

  Control 10 – County FD Response  Countywide  TG: 43376  Clark

La Center Police Department 

  Dispatch  La Center  TG: 41968  Clark

North Country EMS 

  Main Repeater  Yacolt  453.3000  458.3000

Ridgefield Police Department 

  Dispatch  Ridgefield  TG: 41808  Clark

Vancouver Fire Department

  Fire Com  Vancouver  TG: 43216  Clark

Vancouver Police Department

  Control 3 - Operations  Vancouver  TG: 44720  Clark

  Control 4 - Operations  Vancouver  TG: 44752  Clark

Washington State Patrol

  Note: Not all WSP units or dispatchers transmit PL tone at all times

  Ch7  Clark / Skamania County  [PL 136.5]  Countywide  154.6800  155.5800

Washougal Fire & Rescue  Washougal  154.0700

Washougal Police Department

  Dispatch / Operations  Washougal  TG: 41680  Clark

Yacolt City Fire

  See Clark County Fire Districts

See the Northwest Frequency Directory for many local frequencies not listed here, and much more detailed information.

Miscellaneous / Airports / Amateur Radio

Federal Government / Hotels & Country Clubs / Industries & Manufacturing

Hospitals / News Media / Railroads / Recreation / Utilities / Weather Information

See the Northwest Frequency Directory for many local frequencies not listed here, and much more detailed information.

 
 

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