Ch. TX Freq. RX Freq. Agency
1 155.760 155.760 Middlebury Department of Public Works
2 153.830 154.400 Middlebury Fire Dept. Repeater & Tone-out
3 155.160 155.160 Middlebury Fire Department Channel 2
4 155.220 155.220 Middlebury Volunteer Ambulance
5 155.715 155.715 County Fire Channel 1
6 154.280 154.280 County Fire Channel 2
7 155.415 155.415 Addison County Sheriff's Department
8 155.235 155.235 American Red Cross – Northern VT Chpt.
9 155.925 155.925 Bridport Fire Department
10 158.865 155.715 Bristol Fire Department
11 155.805 155.805 Cornwall Fire Department
12 153.950 155.715 New Haven Fire Department
13 154.415 154.415 Salisbury Fire Department
14 154.100 154.100 Ripton Fire Department
15 153.770 154.430 Bristol Rescue Squad
16 150.775 155.265 Vergennes Area Rescue Squad
17 158.835 155.715 Ferrisburgh Fire Department
18 155.340 155.340 Porter Hospital - HEAR – I
19 155.7525 155.7525 VCALL
etc
per Town of Middlebury Emergency management Plan 2019
elsewhere in plan 155.76 is listed as the FD toneout freq (same as the
Middlebury DPW freq)
this list of freqs is under the heading of - MOBILE RADIOS: VHF Band
Middlebury Police Department & Other Agency Interoperability System
VHF Radios - therefore when they say "TX" I assume that means the TX
freq for the mobile - which seems to be correct - ie '153.83 TX with
154.40 RX' means that the repeater transmits on 154.40 and receives on
153.83 - aka - the repeater input is 153.83 and the repeater output is
154.40 - which is typical for every VHF repeater in the USA that uses
153.83 - since 153.83 was historically a HT freq - an since it matches
the FCC license
NOTE - multi repeaters on 155.715 with various input channels - I have
no idea what they are trying to accomplish here
NOTE - sheriff uses VHF high vs UHF like 90% of PDs in VT
NOTE - I assume that that Williston State Dispatch Office dispatches
all of the FDs that use 155.715 as their main freq - and I assume they
just send out a page on 155.715 - maybe the multi repeaters on 155.715
allow the various FD HTs to talk back to Williston Dispatch without
the need for 100 remote receiver sites throughout the county
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