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Southwest Frequency Directory

NEW Tenth Edition

The most up to date scanner information resource for Arizona.  The 240 page 8.5" by 11" directory is organized by county (including all 15 Arizona counties) for easy use and is packed full of information written and edited by local scanner experts!

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Scannerstuff books are not just another database print-out or collection of varied user submissions... This directory is more comprehensive and accurate than any other book or website anywhere and will help you enjoy your hobby more than ever!

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Apache County, Arizona

Scanner Frequencies & Information (Short Sample)

Below is a short sample of the scanner radio frequency and trunked talkgroup information found in the Southwest Frequency Directory. The book includes thousands more frequencies and talkgroups for this county and all of Arizona. 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]

 

 

 

Alpine Fire District

  Dispatch & Operations Repeater  154.4300  159.0000

Apache County Sheriff's Office

  Ch1  Dispatch  154.9950  155.6550

Arizona Department of Public Safety

  D3  Apache County (South)  [PL 100.0]  460.3000  465.3000

  D3  Apache County (North)  [PL 100.0]  460.3250  465.3250

Chinle Community Fire Department 

  Dispatched by Navajo PD  154.3250  Simplex

Eager Fire Department  153.8300  Simplex

Eager Police Department

  Operations Repeater  [PL 110.9]  158.7900  153.7850

Ganado Fire District  [PL 179.9]  154.3700  153.7700

Greer Fire District  453.2500  458.2500

Guardian Medical Transport

  Air Operations - Saint Michaels Rptr.  152.2850  157.5450

LifeRescue Medical Helicopter

  Springerville Repeater  451.7750  456.7750

Navajo Indian Nation

  All Tribal Agencies: See combined list in Navajo County section

Puerco Fire District (Sanders)

  VHF System - Simplex  154.1300  Simplex

  Dispatch Repeater  [DPL 025]  453.5500  458.5500

Saint Johns Fire Department  154.3250  Simplex

Saint Johns Police Department

  Ch1  Dispatch & Operations Repeater  154.9650  158.8350

Sanders Fire Services

  See Puerco Fire District

Springerville Fire Department 

  Dispatch & Operations  [PL 127.3]  155.3700  158.8200

Springerville Police Department  151.0250  159.2100

  Ch2  Operations Repeater  [PL 103.5]  155.2500  158.9100

  151.2050  159.3000

Vernon Fire District

  Dispatched by Apache County  155.1300  158.9850

White Mountain Apache Tribe

  All Tribal Agencies: See combined list in Navajo County section

 

See the Southwest Frequency Directory for many local frequencies not listed here, and much more detailed information, including frequencies, trunked talkgroups and fleetmaps, radio codes (10 codes), background information, PL tones (CTCSS tones), beat maps, zone maps, district maps and more.

Miscellaneous / Airports / Amateur Radio

Federal Government / Hotels & Country Clubs / Industries & Manufacturing

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

See the Southwest Frequency Directory for many local frequencies not listed here, and much more detailed information, including frequencies, trunked talkgroups and fleetmaps, radio codes (10 codes), background information, PL tones (CTCSS tones), beat maps, zone maps, district maps and more.

 
 

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"Whether you are new to scanning or an oldtimer, there is a lot of meat here to chew on... The [First Edition] Southern California Frequency Directory truly picks up where others leave off." --- Larry Van Horn, Assistant Editor, Monitoring Times Magazine, May 2005 Issue.


"What really sets this frequency book apart from most others is the narratives, not only on general radio scanning but on each of the radio systems... This frequency guide goes the extra mile by including detailed maps and narration by those who monitor these frequencies both professionally and as a hobby." Read an independent review of Scannerstuff publications. 

"At the Republic, we use [Scannerstuff books] on a regular basis to track down an obscure agency. Case in point was during the prison standoff last spring. Very helpful!" --- Dave Seibert, staff photographer, Arizona Republic newspaper

"I still say in over 30 years of playing with radios and scanners, this is the best frequency guide I have ever seen."  --- Ron Parks, WB5DYG, Gilbert, AZ"