[Scan-DC] Storm Freqs

[Doug K.]

Hi Bill,

I'll see if I can dig up some frequencies.  As for the jurisdictional mess, 
I _think_ that the SHA is part of the DOT.  BUT... depending on what ROADS 
you're interested in as far as snow clearance, it could be Montgomery County 
rather than State of MD.  Try 155.985 for that, it's "local gummint channel 
2" (at least as far as MCFRS is concerned).  Actually, I think the County 
Roads bunch (whatever they're called) may be on another channel, but worth a 
try.

Foithermore... my girlfriend works for MNCPPC (Park and Planning), but for 
the PG county division... they plow their own properties, but they also 
assist PG county with snow removal if need be.  Not sure if the same thing 
happens here (Mtgy) but stands to reason.

Mud?  :)

At any rate, will see if I can find the old frequency book later and post 
something.

Which reminds, if you save the list emails, look for something from Eric 
Carlson, he has a good list of Montgomery County stuff that went up maybe a 
month ago.  He may have sent it to me privately - I'll take a look later 
today and see, and get back to you.

Regards,

Doug


>From: "William D. Rossiter III" <RadioGuy101@comcast.net>
>To: "Scan-DC (E-mail)" <scan-dc@mailman.qth.net>
>Subject: [Scan-DC] Storm Freqs
>Date: Fri, 14 Feb 2003 07:04:49 -0500
>
>Can anyone tell me what frequencies I should listen to in order to hear the
>snow plows and salt trucks that are working in the North
>Potomac/Gaithersburg area?
>
>I've never really listened to them before because I am confused as to what
>department heads that up.  Is it Maryland Department of Transportation, or
>Maryland State Highway Administration, etc?
>
>73 and thanks,
>Bill (KB3ITA)



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