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Niagara County, Ontario

Last Updated: August 15, 2024, 20:43 pm UTC

Entity Entity Type
Niagara County Trunked Systems (21)Trunked
Niagara County Amateur RadioAmateur Radio
Niagara RegionCategory
Welland CanalCategory
Niagara Health SystemCategory
AttractionsAttraction
BusinessBusiness Group
MediaBusiness Group
Niagara Region AirportsAircraft / Airport
TransportationBusiness Group

Category Report

Frequencies

Niagara Region

Region wide

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Niagara Region Transit connects all of Niagara through a single transit system by consolidating the existing Niagara Region Transit, Niagara Falls Transit, St. Catharines Transit, Welland Transit and Fort Erie Transit systems into one transit operator.

Bell FleetNet Ontario Provincial Government Zone 1
Motorola Type II SmartZone
Ontario Provincial Government Agencies such as the OPP, MOH, MTO and MNR use this trunking system for their operations.
Metrolinx - GO Transit
Project 25 Phase II
An Ontario government agency that operates Rail and Bus transportation in Southern Ontario. Toronto is the hub of operations and there is service into Niagara Region.
Niagara Region
Project 25 Phase II
Emergency Services
FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
150.395BM439 NACNR Fire RepeaterFire Repeater - RegionwideP25Fire Dispatch
162.195XJO596RM294 NACNR RoadsRoads P25Public Works
149.495XJO598RM293 NACNR Traff/SignalTraffic and SignalsP25Public Works
151.205MultipleRM151.4 PLNR WaterWater Treatment PlantsFMUtilities
149.495MultipleBM131.8 PLNR WaterWater Treatment Plants FMUtilities
406.9625BMCC 1
TG 1
SL 1
NRT OpsTransit - OpsDMRTransportation
406.9625BMCC 1
TG 2
SL 2
NRT SupervisorTransit - SupervisorsDMRTransportation
406.9625BMCC 1
TG 4
SL 2
NRT GarageTransit - GarageDMRTransportation
406.9625BMCC 1
TG 105
SL 2
NRT On DemandTransit - On DemandDMRTransportation
Niagara Regional Police Service

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Old frequencies are on the Wiki page

Niagara Region
Project 25 Phase II
Regional Police are on this system.
Grimsby

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FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
155.910VAX389RMCSQGFD DispatchFire DispatchFMFire Dispatch
164.445CKZ478RMCC 12
TG *
SL *
Grimsby PowerGrimsby PowerDMRUtilities
169.890XJJ540RM100.0 PLDPWPublic WorksFMPublic Works
Lincoln

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FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
152.825VXG206RMCC 2
TG 84
SL 1
Lincoln PWSnow PlowsDMRPublic Works
155.910VXG206RM141.3 PLLincoln F&RSFire & Rescue ServiceFMFire Dispatch
165.015CHJ609RMCC 10
TG *
SL 1
NP EnergyNiagara Peninsula EnergyDMRData
West Lincoln

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Niagara Region
Project 25 Phase II
West Niagara Fire TAC talk assignments are on this system.
FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
155.910CHP916RM189.9 PLWLFD Stn 1Fire Dept. - Station 1 - SmithvilleFMNFire Dispatch
412.5125XJP890RM203.5 PLWLincoln RdsTownship Roads Dept. - SmithvilleFMPublic Works
St Catharines

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Niagara Region
Project 25 Phase II
St. Catherines Fire Services use this trunking system.
FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
46.760XLO38RM110.9 PLShortHillsPPShort Hills Provincial ParkFMLaw Talk
454.3125VFM212RMCC 10
TG 101
SL 2
Brock CmpsPDBrock University Campus Police Dept. (RAS)DMRLaw Talk
454.200BMBrockU FtPtlBrock University Student Union - Foot PatrolFMSecurity
Thorold

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FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
159.150XJH84RM151.4 PLThorold FDCity Fire Dept.FMFire Dispatch
Welland

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FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
169.560CGO479RM151.4 PLWFES - DispFire and Emergency Service - DispatchFMNFire Dispatch
164.835CGO479RM151.4 PLWFES - TAC 2Fire and Emergency Service - TAC 2FMNFire-Tac
173.685MWFES - MVRFire and Emergency Services - Vehicle Simplex RepeaterFMNFire-Tac
173.640BMWFES - SIM Fire and Emergency Services - SimplexFMNFire-Tac
162.975MultipleRM77.0 PLWelland PWMunicipal Services FMPublic Works
167.010XJF246BM203.5 PLWelland HydrHydroFMUtilities
460.6375BMNCAAT SecNiagara College - SecurityFMSecurity
462.2625BMNCAAT L&SNiagara College - Law & Security ProgramFMSecurity
465.6375RMNCAAT MaintNiagara College - MaintenanceFMSchools
Niagara on the Lake

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FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
150.755VAX546RM151.4 PLNOTL FESFire and Emergency ServicesFMNFire-Talk
451.9625BMCC 5
TG 130
SL *
NiagaraCollegeNiagara College - SecurityDMRSecurity
Niagara Falls

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Niagara Falls Works Department
DMR Motorola Capacity Plus Single Site (TRBO)
City services on this site.
FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
150.455XMI901BMNPC 1Niagara Parks Commission - Park Services 1FMPublic Works
151.040XJJ318BM123.0 PLNPC 2Niagara Parks Commission - Park Services 2FMPublic Works
151.970XJI699BM127.3 PLNPC 3Niagara Parks Commission - Park Services 3FMPublic Works
151.100BMNPC WhrlpoolNiagara Parks Commission - Whirlpool GolfFMPublic Works
151.580BMNPC RainbowNiagara Parks Commission - Rainbow River GolfFMPublic Works
451.1875BMCC 11
TG 102
SL 1
NPC SecurityNiagara Parks Commission - Event SecurityDMRSecurity
167.520XJI54RMCC 10
TG 10
SL 1
NP EnergyNiagara Peninsula Energy - ControlDMRUtilities
47.380VA5882BM151.4 PLOPG NQ II Ontario Power Generation - Niagara Queen II Ice BreakerFMPublic Works
Port Colborne

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FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
153.800BM206.5 PLPC F&ES DispFire and Emergency Services - DispatchFMFire Dispatch
152.135XJH200RM71.9 PLPC F&ESFire and Emergency ServicesFMFire Dispatch
164.955VAX752RM151.4 PLPtClbrn WksWorksFMPublic Works
Wainfleet

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Pelham also dispatches on 153.8000 (151.4 PL)

FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
153.800XJJ758BM151.4 PLTwp of WFD 1Township Fire - Dispatch 1FMFire Dispatch
154.935XJJ758BMTwp of WFD 2Township Fire - Dispatch 2FMFire Dispatch
Fort Erie

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Canadian Niagara Power
DMR Tier 3 Standard
Utility company in Fort Erie
FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
148.540VOV957RM151.4 PLFEFD DispFire - DispatchFMFire Dispatch
148.655VOV957BM151.4 PLFEFD Ch 1Fire Ch. 1FMFire-Tac
148.685RM151.4 PLFEFD Ch 4Fire Ch. 4FMFire-Tac
169.365XJJ635RM91.5 PLFE WorksWorks and RoadsFMPublic Works
160.0875BMPeaceBridgePeace Bridge - ImmigrationP25Federal
170.700326 NACPeace BridgePeace Bridge Traffic/MaintenanceP25Federal
410.4625CBSA-VACISVehicle and Cargo Inspection - Peace BridgeFMFederal
168.285CZY404BM88.5 PLFortErieSPCASPCAFMPublic Works

Welland Canal

Canal Operations

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Mooring instructions between the lock personnel and the ship are carried out via VHF radio using the following channels below:

FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
156.550BMApproach Ch. 11Base - Canal Approach - Marine Ch. 11FMNFederal
156.700BMTraffic Ch.14Inside Canal Traffic Dispatch - Marine Ch.14FMNFederal
156.775BMLock 1 - Ch. 75Lock 1 - Marine Ch.75FMNFederal
156.825BMLock 2 - Ch. 76Lock 2 - Marine Ch.76FMNFederal
156.875BML 3,8 - Ch. 77Locks 3,8 - Marine Ch.77FMNFederal
156.750BML 4,5,6 W Ch.15Locks 4,5,6 West - Marine Ch.15FMNFederal
156.850BML 4,5,6 E Ch. 17Locks 4,5,6 East - Marine Ch.17FMNFederal
156.325BMLock 7 - Ch. 66ALock 7 - Marine Ch.66AFMNFederal
Canal Management

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FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
162.315BMCC 8
TG 99008
SL 1
SLSMC Lock 8The St Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation - Lock 8DMRFederal
162.315BMCC 8
TG 99008
SL 2
SLSMC Lock 8The St Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation - Maintenance Lock 8DMRFederal
165.690VDX24RMCC 6
TG 99008
SL 1
SLSMCThe St Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation DMRFederal
165.690VDX24RMCC 6
TG 99008
SL 2
SLSMCThe St Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation DMRFederal
170.730BMSLSMCThe St Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation FMNFederal
171.705BMSLSMCThe St Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation FMNFederal

Niagara Health System

Fort Erie

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FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
409.775VFT840BMCC 1
TG 6684678
SL *
NHS - DMHDouglas Memorial HospitalDMREHospital
409.775VFT840BMCC 1
TG 6684677
SL *
NHS - DMHDouglas Memorial HospitalDMREHospital
Welland

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FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag
453.2875BM123.0 PLWelland HospitalWelland HospitalFMNSecurity
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Niagara County, Ontario (ON) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference (2024)

FAQs

What are the best frequencies to listen to on scanner? ›

Some of the bands you should find out about include the following: 50-MHz, 144-MHz, 440-(430)MHz, and 1.2-GHz. The most popular is the 144-MHz (2-meter) band. That's where you'll find a lot of ham radio operators as well as local public safety calls.

What frequencies are radio frequencies? ›

The range of the radio spectrum is considered to be 3 kilohertz up to 3,000 gigahertz. A radio wave is generated by a transmitter and then detected by a receiver.

What is the frequency of the SAR radio? ›

SAR measures exposure to fields between 100 kHz and 10 GHz (known as radio waves). It is commonly used to measure power absorbed from mobile phones and during MRI scans.

What frequency do most police use? ›

Most police radios operate in the 700 and 800 MHz UHF bands. These provide pretty good range, especially in urban areas. A squad car radio built into a car could easily give range of 10–25 miles under ideal conditions. A handheld usually will do a couple of miles, anywhere between 2 and 5 miles.

Does listening to frequencies work? ›

Binaural beats in the alpha frequencies (8 to 13 Hz) are thought to encourage relaxation, promote positivity, and decrease anxiety. Binaural beats in the lower beta frequencies (14 to 30 Hz) have been linked to increased concentration and alertness, problem-solving, and improved memory.

What can radio frequency detect? ›

RF detection devices can be used to identify any RF interference that might impact communications. Spectrum analysis devices can be used to determine the frequency and received strength of RF interference.

Can radio frequencies be traced? ›

The networks rely on radio frequency, not an internet connection and radio frequencies can be hard to trace through GPS but it's not impossible. Two-way radios traceability can be seen as a negative, but it also can be used to a company's advantage to allow you to trace your employees whereabouts.

What radio frequencies can civilians use? ›

The FRS is authorized 22 channels in the 462 MHz and 467 MHz range, all of which are shared with General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) which requires an individual license for use. FRS is licensed by rule. This means an individual license is not required to operate an FRS radio provided you comply with the rules.

What frequency is 5G? ›

The frequency bands for 5G networks come in two sets. Frequency range 1 (FR1) is from 450 MHz to 6 GHz, which includes the LTE frequency range. Frequency range 2 (FR2) is from 24.25 GHz to 52.6 GHz. The sub-6 GHz range is the name for FR1 and the mmWave spectrum is the name for FR2.

Can you listen to military frequencies? ›

If you want to hear Skyking and other Emergency Action Messages, most HF radios will pick up the HFGCS frequencies, and even some handhelds have an HF tuner. You also can buy a dedicated shortwave radio; just make sure it offers upper-side band monitoring capability.

What is the secret radio frequency? ›

WHAT IS SECRET™ RF? “Secret™ RF is a radiofrequency (RF) fractional microneedling system that delivers heat energy to specific layers of the skin to trigger a healing response typically improving skin texture and tightening skin.

What is the FBi radio frequency? ›

FBi 94.5FM has been on air since 2003, delivering the best in new music, arts and culture.

What is the frequency of radio EMF? ›

Electromagnetic fields (EMF) having a frequency between 3 kHz up to 300 GHz are commonly known as radiofrequency (RF) EMF.

What frequencies are best for sound quality? ›

Ideal speaker frequency response would cover the full spectrum of human hearing, i.e., 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz, with a smooth response across this range. However, perfect sound reproduction is difficult due to several factors like speaker design, room acoustics, and human hearing limitations.

What Hz is best for listening? ›

In the above-mentioned studies, music was always tuned at 440 Hz. However, the results of a pilot study suggest that music tuned to 432 Hz vs 440 Hz may have better benefits for humans, in terms of heart rate reduction and greater satisfaction after listening (15).

What frequencies should I be able to hear? ›

The commonly stated range of human hearing is 20 to 20,000 Hz. Under ideal laboratory conditions, humans can hear sound as low as 12 Hz and as high as 28 kHz, though the threshold increases sharply at 15 kHz in adults, corresponding to the last auditory channel of the cochlea.

What radio frequency is the strongest? ›

Extremely high frequency is the International Telecommunication Union designation for the band of radio frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum from 30 to 300 gigahertz (GHz). It lies between the super high frequency band and the far infrared band, the lower part of which is the terahertz band.

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