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Southwest Frequency Directory

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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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Cochise 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]

 

 

 

Air Evac Medical Helicopters  [PL 186.2]  155.3250  Simplex

  Mule Mountain (Bisbee)  156.1800  151.0550

 

Arizona Department of Public Safety

  D9  District 9 - Cochise County  [PL 151.4]  460.3250  465.3250

 

Benson Ambulance Service

  Note:  See operator Healthcare Innovations Inc.

Benson Fire Department 

  Texas Canyon Repeater  [PL 110.9]  155.1000  155.8800

Benson Police Department 

  Texas Canyon Repeater  [PL 110.9]  155.3700  159.0000

Bisbee Fire Department

  Ch1  Dispatch / Operations (in town)  [PL 151.4]  154.4150  153.8900

Bisbee Police Department

  Ch1  Dispatch / Operations  [PL 151.4]  154.1150  155.8050

Bowie Fire District 

  Dispatch / Operations Rptr.  [PL 123.0]  154.1300  155.7000

Casca Bell Fire District (Benson) [PL 186.2]  151.2800  155.6100

Cochise County Sheriff's Department

  SO-1  Sheriff – Primary  [PL 114.8]  155.0400  158.7900

Douglas Fire Department 

  Ch1  Dispatch Repeater  [PL 91.5]  154.3100  158.8350

Douglas Police Department

  “Patrol” Repeater  [PL 151.4]  154.7400  158.9100

Elfrida / Sunizona Vol Fire Dept.  154.1450  Simplex

Fry Fire District (Sierra Vista) 

  Ch2  Dispatch – Sierra Vista Rptr.  [PL 110.9]  155.8650  150.8050

Healthcare Innovations Ambulance (Benson)

  Benson Ambulance  [PL 136.5]  155.4000  150.7750

  152.2700  157.5300

Hereford Fire Department

  Disbanded. Now serviced by Fry Fire District

Huachuca City Fire Dept  [PL 156.7]  155.4300  Simplex

Huachuca City Police Department 

  Ch1  Dispatch / Operations  [PL 156.7]  155.4300  Simplex

Mescal Fire Department

  Ch1  Operations Repeater  [PL 71.9]  154.3850  153.7850

Naco Fire District 

  Dispatch / Operations  [PL 100.0]  158.8650  153.7850

P B W Fire District (Huachuca City) 

  Operations Simplex [PL 156.7]  154.2200  Simplex

Palominas Fire District  [PL 141.3]  153.8300  154.2050

Pearce Fire Services: See Sunsite Pearce

Pirtleville Fire District  [PL 151.4]  154.3850  Simplex

Pomerene Fire Department  153.9500  Simplex

Portal Fire & Rescue  [PL 67.0]  155.2350  153.7400

Saint David Fire Department  [PL 67.0]  154.3100  155.6100

San Simon Fire Department

  Dispatch / Operations  [PL 67.0]  154.2200  154.8900

Sanjo Fire Department  [No PL]  154.2350  Simplex

Sierra Vista Fire Department 

  Dispatch & Operations  [PL 151.4]  154.2500  155.5800

Sierra Vista Police Department 

  Dispatch / Operations  [PL 151.4]  155.6400  153.9350

Sunizona Fire Services: See Elfrida

Sunnyside Fire District

  Disbanded. Now serviced by Fry Fire District

Sunsite Pearce Fire District 

  Ch1  Mustang Knob Repeater  [PL 123.0]  154.0025  158.8425

  Ch2  Apache Power Station Rptr.  [PL 162.2]  154.2350  150.8050

Tombstone Fire Department 

  Primary (+ Marshall’s Rptr.)  [DPL 265]  155.3100  153.8450

Tombstone Marshal’s Office  [DPL 265]  155.3100  153.8450

Whetstone Fire District (Benson area) 

  Operations Simplex  [PL 97.4]  151.3550  Simplex

Willcox Fire Department  [PL 107.2]  154.3550  Simplex

Willcox Police Department 

  Ch1  Operations Repeater  [DPL 565]  155.9850  153.8600

 

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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