Penobscot County Fire Departments
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Countywide Information
- PRCC = Penobscot Regional Communications Center
- Bangor and Lincoln do not use PRCC for dispatching
- 153.7400 (Various PL) PRCC "COMM 2" Primary Fire Dispatch
- 155.4900 (114.8) County Sheriff Primary
- 155.4900 (107.2) County Sheriff Channel 2
- 154.4150 (186.2) Fire Dispatch for Brewer, Eddington, Holden and Orrington
Department Frequency Information
| Department | Frequency | Tone | Unit ID's | Notes |
| Alton | 153.7400 | |||
| Bangor | 154.2800 154.2200 149.5500 |
D023 ? ? |
Primary Tac Bangor International Airport | |
| Bradford | ||||
| Bradley | 153.7400 | |||
| Brewer | 154.4150R 154.2650 155.1450 |
186.2 ? ? |
30 | Fireground 1 Fireground 2 |
| Burlington | ||||
| Carmel | 153.7400 | |||
| Charleston | 63 | |||
| Chester | ||||
| Clifton | 154.4150R | 186.2 | Eddington covers | |
| Corinna | 35 | |||
| Corinth | 153.7400 154.0850 154.3100 |
20 | Dispatch Fireground 1 Fireground 2 | |
| Dexter | ||||
| Dixmont | 153.7400 | |||
| East Millinocket | 155.7750 153.7400 |
FD/EMS Dispatch/Primary(Self Dispatch) FD/EMS Dispatch/Secondary | ||
| Eddington | 154.4150R 154.2650 155.1450 |
186.2 ? ? |
32 | Fireground 1 Fireground 2 |
| Edinburg | ||||
| Enfield | ||||
| Etna | ||||
| Exeter | ||||
| Garland | 68 | |||
| Glenburn | 22 | |||
| Greenbush | ||||
| Greenfield | ||||
| Hampden | 155.8800 | 114.8 | Freq. shared with PD | |
| Hermon | 154.1300 | 100.0 | ||
| Holden | 154.4150R 154.2650 155.1450 |
186.2 ? ? |
39 | Fireground 1 Fireground 2 |
| Howland | 154.1150 | |||
| Hudson | 50 | |||
| Indian Island | 153.8750 | Penobscot Nation Fire Dept. | ||
| Kenduskeag | 66 | |||
| Lagrange | 153.7400 | |||
| Lakeville | ||||
| Lee | ||||
| Levant | 153.7400 | 44 | ||
| Lincoln | 153.8000 | 114.8 | ||
| Lowell | ||||
| Mattawamkeag | 153.7400 153.8150 154.830 |
67 | ||
| Maxfield | ||||
| Medway | 153.9350 | |||
| Milford | ||||
| Millinocket | 460.5250 | |||
| Mount Chase | ||||
| Newburgh | ||||
| Newport | ||||
| Old Town | 155.7750 | 136.5 | ||
| Orono | 155.7750 | 136.5 | 24 | |
| Orrington | 154.4150R | 186.2 | 36 | |
| Passadumkeag | ||||
| Patten | ||||
| Plymouth | 154.1750 | 20 | local Ops | |
| Springfield | ||||
| Stacyville | ||||
| Stetson | 154.2500 | 27 | Local Ops | |
| Veazie | 153.7400 | 19 | ||
| Winn | ||||
| Woodville |
Most of the departments use a two digit town/city code plus a 1 or 2 digit unit code.
Apparatus is assigned numbers as follows:
1=Engine 7=Utility
2=Engine 8=Rescue/Ambulance
3=Engine 9=Ambulance
4=Tanker 10=
5=Ladder/Aerial 11=
6=Brush 12=
As an example, 301 is a Brewer Engine. 364 is a Tanker from Orrington. 309 is a Brewer Ambulance.
Officers/members are identified in two ways. Most use a four digit code that is their town/city ID plus a two digit within town/city ID, such as 2401, 2404, etc.
Some identify as town/city name plus a within town/city ID, for example Mattawamkeag 12.
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