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"DRED" as it is called handles a variety of functions within the state including economic development with businesses, non-profit organizations and similar companies and travel and tourism. However, their primary functions associated with communications involve the Division or Forests and Lands (DFL) and the Division of Parks and Recreation. Both of these Divisions operate independent radio systems.
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NH DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL & CULTURAL RESOURCES
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DNCR is responsible for the natural, cultural, historial and heritage of the granite state. DNCR is made up of five divisions including, Forests & Lands, State Parks, the State Arts Council, the State Library and Historical Resources.  
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*Forests & Lands as well as State Parks are the divisions most associated with radio communications. The Forest Protection Bureau is responsible for wildland firefighting and timber law enforcement. Various bureaus within Forests & Lands utilize radios on a limited basis with the Bureau of Communication overseeing all radio systems and sites for DNCR.
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*The Division of State Parks is the largest user of radio communications. There are over 90 park properties with varying radio use from having no radios some using several portable, mobile, or stationary radios. Larger state parks include: Bear Brook State Park, Hampton Beach State Park, Monadnock State Park, Mount Washington State Park, and others.  
  
 
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|151.2950||R||N850||Ch-2 North Operations||2013.07.28 ecps92
 
|151.2950||R||N850||Ch-2 North Operations||2013.07.28 ecps92
 
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|159.2250||S||N850||Tac-1 Tactical Operations||
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|159.2250||S||N850||Tac-1 Tactical / Fireground Operations||
 
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|151.2875||S||N850||Tac-2 Tactical Operations||
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|151.2875||S||N850||Tac-2 Tactical / Fireground Operations||
 
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|159.2775||S||N850||Tac-3 Tactical Operations||
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|159.2775||S||N850||Tac-3 Tactical / Fireground Operations||
 
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|151.3775||S||N850||Fire Towers / Air Patrol||2020.09.22 JBolduc
 
|151.3775||S||N850||Fire Towers / Air Patrol||2020.09.22 JBolduc
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|151.1375||R||156.7||VTAC36 Tactical Repeater||
 
|151.1375||R||156.7||VTAC36 Tactical Repeater||
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*<font color="black">The Forest Protection Bureau of DFL handles Law Enforcement and Forest Fire Services and is the primary user of the DFL Radio System. In addition the Forest Protection Bureau operates several Fire Towers and a contract Air Patrol operation.  
 
*<font color="black">The Forest Protection Bureau of DFL handles Law Enforcement and Forest Fire Services and is the primary user of the DFL Radio System. In addition the Forest Protection Bureau operates several Fire Towers and a contract Air Patrol operation.  
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* [https://www.nh.gov/nhdfl/documents/fire-tower-map.pdf Fire Tower Map]
 
*Forest Rangers are identified by single digit callsigns for Administration/Supervisors and two digit callsigns for Rangers. 1 precedes all units (I.e. District-2 is "Ranger-12"). Watchmen are issued a three digit number, i.e. the watchman on Mt. Kearsarge in District 2 would have the callsign of "120". If there is more than one mountain in a district, the next sequential number will be issued, i.e. "121".
 
*Forest Rangers are identified by single digit callsigns for Administration/Supervisors and two digit callsigns for Rangers. 1 precedes all units (I.e. District-2 is "Ranger-12"). Watchmen are issued a three digit number, i.e. the watchman on Mt. Kearsarge in District 2 would have the callsign of "120". If there is more than one mountain in a district, the next sequential number will be issued, i.e. "121".
  
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|AIR PATROL||Gilford||N/A||Based out of Laconia Airport
 
|AIR PATROL||Gilford||N/A||Based out of Laconia Airport
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*<font color="black">Additional information on Division of Forest and Lands can be found at https://www.nhdfl.org/
 
  
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== '''<font color="blue">Division of Parks & Recreation''' ==
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== '''<font color="blue">Division of State Parks''' ==
 
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{{largetable}}
 
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!'''Frequency'''||'''Type'''||'''Tone'''||'''Use'''||'''Confirmation/Reconfirmations'''
 
!'''Frequency'''||'''Type'''||'''Tone'''||'''Use'''||'''Confirmation/Reconfirmations'''
 
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|151.3850||R||PL-Multi||Ch-1 Statewide Repeaters All Regions||
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|151.3850||R||136.5||Ch-1 Statewide Multiple Repeaters||
 
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|151.3850||R||136.5||Ch.01 Cannon <br>Shuttle Bus/Vehicles (100 Units)<br>Attendants (200 Units)<br>Groomers (400 Units)||2021.12.15 JBolduc
 
|151.3850||R||136.5||Ch.01 Cannon <br>Shuttle Bus/Vehicles (100 Units)<br>Attendants (200 Units)<br>Groomers (400 Units)||2021.12.15 JBolduc
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|151.3850||R||136.5||Ch.01 Pack Monadnock||2022.04.18 ecps92
 
|151.3850||R||136.5||Ch.01 Pack Monadnock||2022.04.18 ecps92
 
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|151.3850||R||C01||SL:1 TG:2000 - Hampton Beach (Encrypted)||2017.09.02 MassBusMark
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|159.3750||S||CSQ||Ch-2 Statewide||2016.06.26 schwab
 
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|151.3850||R||C01||SL:2 TG:3000 - Hampton Beach (Encrypted)||2017.09.02 MassBusMark
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|159.3750||R||131.8||Ch-2 Hampton Beach Lifeguards||2021.07.10 MASSBUSMARK
 
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|155.0025||R||DMR||Hampton Beach Ops||
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|159.3750||S||131.8||Ch-2 Wellington State Park||2016.06.22 ecps92
 
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|159.3750||S||CSQ||Ch-2 Statewide||2016.06.26 schwab
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|159.3975||R||136.5||Ch-3 Great North Repeaters||
 
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|159.3750||R||131.8||Ch-2 Hampton Beach Lifeguards||2021.07.10 MASSBUSMARK
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|154.0550||S||136.5||Ch-4 Great North Direct||
 
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|159.3750||S||131.8||Ch-2 Wellington State Park||2016.06.22 ecps92
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|154.7925||R||141.3||Ch-5 Franconia North State Park||
 
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|159.3150||S||71.9||Ch-3||
 
|159.3150||S||71.9||Ch-3||
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|159.3150||S||136.5||Tramway||
 
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|453.4250||R||C01||SL:2 TG 103-Hampton Beach Lifeguards||2023.07.14 MASSBUSMARK
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|151.3850||R||C01||SL:1 TG:2000 - Hampton Beach (Encrypted)||2017.09.02 MassBusMark
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|151.3850||R||C01||SL:2 TG:3000 - Hampton Beach (Encrypted)||2017.09.02 MassBusMark
 
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|453.4250||R||C01||SL:2 TG 109-Hampton Beach State Park Operations||2023.07.14 MASSBUSMARK
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|155.0025||R||DMR||Hampton Beach Ops||
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= '''<font color="blue">Seacoast UHF DMR Network''' =
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* FCC License [https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/license.jsp?licKey=3950046 WQZW516]
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==Site 1 - 180 Ocean Blvd, Hampton==
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*Color Code 1
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{{halftable}}
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!'''Frequency'''||'''Usage'''||'''LCN'''||'''OTA'''||'''Confirmation'''
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|453.1625|| || || ||
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|453.4250|| || || ||2023.07.14 MASSBUSMARK
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|453.8125|| || || ||
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==Site 2 - 27 Ocean Blvd, North Hampton==
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*Color Code ?
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{{halftable}}
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!'''Frequency'''||'''Usage'''||'''LCN'''||'''OTA'''||'''Confirmation'''
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|453.5875|| || || ||
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|453.9000|| || || ||
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==Site 3 - Temporary Locations, Statewide==
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*Color Code ?
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{{halftable}}
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!'''Frequency'''||'''Usage'''||'''LCN'''||'''OTA'''||'''Confirmation'''
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|453.5625|| || || ||
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|453.8250|| || || ||
 
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==Site 4 - 1050 Ocean Blvd, Rye==
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*Color Code ?
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{{halftable}}
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!'''Frequency'''||'''Usage'''||'''LCN'''||'''OTA'''||'''Confirmation'''
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|453.1250|| || || ||
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|453.6500|| || || ||
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==Site 5 - 570 Ocean Blvd, Rye==
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*Color Code ?
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{{halftable}}
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!'''Frequency'''||'''Usage'''||'''LCN'''||'''OTA'''||'''Confirmation'''
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|453.0750|| || || ||
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|453.1875|| || || ||
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==Site ? - HQ Complex, Concord==
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*Color Code ?
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{{halftable}}
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!'''Frequency'''||'''Usage'''||'''LCN'''||'''OTA'''||'''Confirmation'''
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|453.3250|| || || ||
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|453.6125|| || || ||
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==Site ? - Blue Job Mountain, Strafford==
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*Color Code ?
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{{halftable}}
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!'''Frequency'''||'''Usage'''||'''LCN'''||'''OTA'''||'''Confirmation'''
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|453.0750|| || || ||
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=== '''Seacoast UHF DMR Talkgroups'''===
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<div id="talkgroups"></div>
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{{prettytable}}
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!'''Talkgroup'''
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!'''User'''
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!'''Site(s)'''
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!'''Comments/Notes'''
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!'''Confirmation/Reconfirmations'''
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|103||Lifeguards|| ||Operations||2023.07.14 MASSBUSMARK
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|104||Lifeguards|| ||Tac 1||
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|105||Lifeguards|| ||Tac 2||
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|107||Beach Patrol|| || ||
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|108||Maintenance|| || ||
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|109||Hampton Beach|| ||Operations||2023.07.14 MASSBUSMARK
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|110||Wallis Sands|| ||Operations||
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|112||Odiorne Point|| ||Operations||
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*<font color="black">For a list of NH Parks and Facilities, goto https://www.nhstateparks.org/
 
*<font color="black">For a list of NH Parks and Facilities, goto https://www.nhstateparks.org/
 
*Depending on the Park, some units may communicate with NH Fish & Game or NH State Police on their appropriate frequencies.
 
*Depending on the Park, some units may communicate with NH Fish & Game or NH State Police on their appropriate frequencies.
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*Additionally depending on location and need, some staff use FRS walkie-talkies, or contract organization frequencies.
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*The frequency 31.9000 (AM), possibly the first two-way radio frequency used in New Hampshire is still licesned to DNCR and sees very limited use.

Revision as of 13:57, 21 November 2023

NH DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL & CULTURAL RESOURCES

DNCR is responsible for the natural, cultural, historial and heritage of the granite state. DNCR is made up of five divisions including, Forests & Lands, State Parks, the State Arts Council, the State Library and Historical Resources.

  • Forests & Lands as well as State Parks are the divisions most associated with radio communications. The Forest Protection Bureau is responsible for wildland firefighting and timber law enforcement. Various bureaus within Forests & Lands utilize radios on a limited basis with the Bureau of Communication overseeing all radio systems and sites for DNCR.
  • The Division of State Parks is the largest user of radio communications. There are over 90 park properties with varying radio use from having no radios some using several portable, mobile, or stationary radios. Larger state parks include: Bear Brook State Park, Hampton Beach State Park, Monadnock State Park, Mount Washington State Park, and others.

Division of Forest and Lands

Frequency Type Tone Use Confirmation/ReConfirmations
151.4450 R N850 Ch-1 South Operations 2022.10.15 GraniteScanner
151.2950 R N850 Ch-2 North Operations 2013.07.28 ecps92
159.2250 S N850 Tac-1 Tactical / Fireground Operations
151.2875 S N850 Tac-2 Tactical / Fireground Operations
159.2775 S N850 Tac-3 Tactical / Fireground Operations
151.3775 S N850 Fire Towers / Air Patrol 2020.09.22 JBolduc
31.9000 S AM Mode Fire Towers Low-Band
159.2850 S CSQ Northeast Forest Fire Compact
151.1375 R 156.7 VTAC36 Tactical Repeater
  • The Forest Protection Bureau of DFL handles Law Enforcement and Forest Fire Services and is the primary user of the DFL Radio System. In addition the Forest Protection Bureau operates several Fire Towers and a contract Air Patrol operation.
  • Fire Tower Map
  • Forest Rangers are identified by single digit callsigns for Administration/Supervisors and two digit callsigns for Rangers. 1 precedes all units (I.e. District-2 is "Ranger-12"). Watchmen are issued a three digit number, i.e. the watchman on Mt. Kearsarge in District 2 would have the callsign of "120". If there is more than one mountain in a district, the next sequential number will be issued, i.e. "121".

DFL Fire Lookout Towers

Tower Location Elevation Notes
Belknap Mountain Gilford 2384'
Blue Job Mountain Farmington 1356'
Cardigan Mountain Orange 3121'
Croydon Mountain Croydon 2781'
Federal Hill Milford 690'
Green Mountain Effingham 1907'
Kearsarge Mountain Wilmot 2937'
Magalloway Mountain Pittsburg 3360'
Milan Hill Milan 1737'
Pack Monadnock Peterborough 2280' Miller State Park
Oak Hill Loudon 920'
Pawtuckaway Hill Nottingham 908'
Pitcher Mountain Stoddard 2153'
Mount Prospect Lancaster 2059' Weeks State Park Fire Tower Tours avail
Red Hill Moultonborough 2029' Owned by Town of Moultonborough
Warner Hill Derry 605'
AIR PATROL Gilford N/A Based out of Laconia Airport


Division of State Parks

Frequency Type Tone Use Confirmation/Reconfirmations
151.3850 R 136.5 Ch-1 Statewide Multiple Repeaters
151.3850 R 136.5 Ch.01 Cannon
Shuttle Bus/Vehicles (100 Units)
Attendants (200 Units)
Groomers (400 Units)		 2021.12.15 JBolduc
151.3850 R 136.5 Ch.01 Pack Monadnock 2022.04.18 ecps92
159.3750 S CSQ Ch-2 Statewide 2016.06.26 schwab
159.3750 R 131.8 Ch-2 Hampton Beach Lifeguards 2021.07.10 MASSBUSMARK
159.3750 S 131.8 Ch-2 Wellington State Park 2016.06.22 ecps92
159.3975 R 136.5 Ch-3 Great North Repeaters
154.0550 S 136.5 Ch-4 Great North Direct
154.7925 R 141.3 Ch-5 Franconia North State Park
159.3150 S 71.9 Ch-3
159.3150 S 136.5 Tramway
151.3850 R C01 SL:1 TG:2000 - Hampton Beach (Encrypted) 2017.09.02 MassBusMark
151.3850 R C01 SL:2 TG:3000 - Hampton Beach (Encrypted) 2017.09.02 MassBusMark
155.0025 R DMR Hampton Beach Ops

Seacoast UHF DMR Network

Site 1 - 180 Ocean Blvd, Hampton

  • Color Code 1
Frequency Usage LCN OTA Confirmation
453.1625
453.4250 2023.07.14 MASSBUSMARK
453.8125

Site 2 - 27 Ocean Blvd, North Hampton

  • Color Code ?
Frequency Usage LCN OTA Confirmation
453.5875
453.9000

Site 3 - Temporary Locations, Statewide

  • Color Code ?
Frequency Usage LCN OTA Confirmation
453.5625
453.8250

Site 4 - 1050 Ocean Blvd, Rye

  • Color Code ?
Frequency Usage LCN OTA Confirmation
453.1250
453.6500

Site 5 - 570 Ocean Blvd, Rye

  • Color Code ?
Frequency Usage LCN OTA Confirmation
453.0750
453.1875

Site ? - HQ Complex, Concord

  • Color Code ?
Frequency Usage LCN OTA Confirmation
453.3250
453.6125

Site ? - Blue Job Mountain, Strafford

  • Color Code ?
Frequency Usage LCN OTA Confirmation
453.0750


Seacoast UHF DMR Talkgroups

Talkgroup User Site(s) Comments/Notes Confirmation/Reconfirmations
103 Lifeguards Operations 2023.07.14 MASSBUSMARK
104 Lifeguards Tac 1
105 Lifeguards Tac 2
107 Beach Patrol
108 Maintenance
109 Hampton Beach Operations 2023.07.14 MASSBUSMARK
110 Wallis Sands Operations
112 Odiorne Point Operations
  • For a list of NH Parks and Facilities, goto https://www.nhstateparks.org/
  • Depending on the Park, some units may communicate with NH Fish & Game or NH State Police on their appropriate frequencies.
  • Additionally depending on location and need, some staff use FRS walkie-talkies, or contract organization frequencies.
  • The frequency 31.9000 (AM), possibly the first two-way radio frequency used in New Hampshire is still licesned to DNCR and sees very limited use.
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