Capitol Region

Police Regional Access Frequency System (RAFS)

• RAFS 1 Main: 460.0750R MHz & 857.4125R MHz - PL 114.8
• RAFS 2 Alternate: 460.1750R MHz & 854.9125R MHz - PL 114.8
• CSPERN: 858.2625R MHz & 859.2625R MHz - PL 156.7

Intercity Fire

• All three (3) bands are tied together
• 154.2650R MHz - PL 107.2
• 452.1375R MHz - PL 167.9
• 859.3875R MHz - PL 167.9

New 700/800 MHz Interop Channels

• 8 CAL 90 - 851.01250 MHz - PL 156.7
• 8 TAC 91 - 851.51250 MHz - PL 156.7
• 8 TAC 92 - 852.01250 MHz - PL 156.7
• 8 TAC 93 - 852.51250 MHz - PL 156.7
• 8 TAC 94 - 853.01250 MHz - PL 156.7
• 7 NAT 01 - 769.05625 MHz - PL 156.7
• 7 NAT 02 - 769.06875 MHz - PL 156.7
• 7 NAT 03 - 774.99375 MHz - PL 156.7

Emergency Management

• Communities use 153.9350 MHz - PL 162.2 - Area III

Tactical channels

• VHF Hazmat: 154.5850 MHz - PL 94.8
• Fire Command: 159.9000 MHz - PL 186.2
• UHF Hazmat: 454.0000 MHz - PL 167.9
• Fire Tactical: 857.2625 MHz - PL 167.9

North Central CMED

• Primary 462.9750R MHZ with all channels using 118.8

Other Information

• All Police have 45.860 MHz PL 136.5 area hotline

• UHF and VHF Calling channels of 453.2125R MHz and 155.7525 MHz with a PL of 156.7

• West Hartford has the new 800 MHz TAC Repeater channels, this areas primary is 8-TAC-94 with backup as 8-TAC-91

• Communities with STOCS (Statewide Tactical On-scene Communications System) 800MHz, UHF, and VHF

• Fire Task Forces 51 thru 57, and Middlesex Task Force 41 are list under each community. Also TC (Tolland County) Task Force Groups are likewise listed.

• Aetna, Hunter's, and Manchester Ambulance Services are utilizing UHF LTR Trunked systems.

• Information complied by Keith Victor,(Alarmroom) Chairman, ESF-2 Communications