[MilCom] Military Security Police & Fire/Crash Access Civilian Mutual Aid Freqs/Networks?

[Ken]

Another interesting communications aspect is which military bases' security 
police & fire departments have access to local law enforcement and/or fire 
mutual aid/coordination frequencies & nets.

Locally at Westover JARB, the fire department does have access to the local 
FD intercity net on 154.28 (cross band repeats also on 460.225 R) via their 
dispatch.  Most fire departments in the area are on high band VHF.  Unclear 
as to whether Security has access to the law enforcement coordination net 
155.475 (cross band repeats on 460.225R & 858.7375).    Local towns/city law 
enforcement around the base perimeter use VHF high band, UHF, & 800 mhz 
conventional.

I'm not sure about Barnes ANGB, but I would think it is likely they would 
potentially have access to the same nets as Westover.  Local city law 
enforcment around the perimeter uses 800 mhz conventional.

Troop B, Massachusetts State Police is responsible for airport security 
assistances at both KCEF & KBAF.  MSP uses 800 mhz linked trunking systems, 
as well as 800 mhz simplex for mobiles & portables.

As far as Bradley ANGB, the fire department (dispatch) does have access to 
the Airport FD UHF radio system.  It's unknown whether they have direct 
acess to the Hartfore Area Coordination net on 154.265/859.3875)    It's 
likely that contract security does have access to the State PD digital 
trunking system (Troop W digital 800 mhz trunking system).

Regarding Hanscom AFB, it's likely that the Fire Department has access to 
both Massport (800 mhz) & Metro Fire (UHF) radio system.  It's unclear IF 
contact security has access to any law enforcement coordination nets.  Law 
enforecement nets wise the communities around the base perimeter include 
National Park Service (VHF high band P25 digital), primarily us UHF-T band 
band), as well as membership in the Boston Area Police Emergency Radio 
Network (BAPERN) UHF-T band network.

In my opinion (at least in my immediate monitoring area), land line 
telephone, with cellphone backup is the primary method used both by base 
security/law enforcement & base fire department to coordinate with other 
applicable local & state public safety.  Radio is only used during weekly 
radio tests OR would be used in case of local telephone/cellphone outages.

What are others throughout the states monitoring?

Ken