Ramona Community Protection and Evacuation Plan
Ramona Community Protection and Evacuation Plan
Ramona Community Protection and Evacuation Plan
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San Diego County <strong>and</strong> California OES (Office of Emergency Services)<br />
153.995<br />
155.085<br />
153.890<br />
154.355<br />
153.815<br />
154.280<br />
154.265<br />
154.295<br />
155.085<br />
154.175<br />
156.075<br />
154.920<br />
154.935<br />
154.160<br />
154.220<br />
155.160<br />
Border Cmd T1 (RPTR)<br />
SD County Red<br />
SD County Yellow<br />
SD County Gray<br />
SD County Brown<br />
OES White 1<br />
OES White 2<br />
OES White 3<br />
Fire Red Comm<strong>and</strong><br />
SD County Red 2<br />
OES CALCORD<br />
Clemars 1<br />
Clemars 2<br />
OES TAC 1<br />
OES TAC 2<br />
National Search/Rescue<br />
Reference. The Scannerstuff, Southern California Frequency directory book is an<br />
excellent reference for scanners in general <strong>and</strong> a complete list of frequencies used in<br />
Southern California. Their website is at www.californiascanner.com. The book is<br />
available in San Diego at the Ham Radio Outlet. Manuals. If you are missing a manual<br />
for your scanner try this site.<br />
Note: In the Mountain Empire the CHP has switched to the RCS digital system with the<br />
SDSO. To monitor these frequencies you need a digital scanner! Follow this link to the<br />
strong signals website for an extensive list of analog <strong>and</strong> digital scanners.<br />
Information courtesy of various Internet websites below.<br />
www.sc<strong>and</strong>iego.com<br />
www.s<strong>and</strong>iegoscan.com<br />
The Radio Reference<br />
Radio Scanner Guide<br />
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