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There is coverage available for this county on Broadcastify calls for the following services: |
| Live Audio Feed | Status |
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| Alameda City Police | 1 Listeners |
| Alameda County Fire (((Stereo Feed))) Left = Fire Dispatch | Right = Tactical channels. Covers all Fire Agencies in the Alameda County Regional Communications Center including Alameda County, Alameda City, Livermore/Pleasanton, Camp Parks and Fremont Fire. | 32 Listeners |
| Alameda County Sheriff Alameda County Dispatch 1 - Covering the Castro Valley and unincorporated areas of San Leandro, San Lorenzo and Hayward. Alameda County Dispatch 2 - Covering Dublin and unincorporated areas of Pleasanton, Livermore and Oakland, also including officers | 30 Listeners |
| Albany Police and Fire Dispatch | 1 Listeners |
| Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) - Rail Operations Covering mainline rail operations of the Bay Area Rapid Transit District. | 0 Listeners |
| Bay Area Various Public Safety Broadcasting Live 24/7 a variety of Public Safety Agency's from county's located in the Bay Area. | 19 Listeners |
| Berkeley Police and Fire This feed is part of the East Bay Regional Communications System (EBRCS): Berkeley Police & Fire channels are streamed. See notes for the channel lineup and ID tones identifying the transmitting agency. | 13 Listeners |
| California Fire Special 1 Special Events Feed: Will be activated only during large special events such as wildland incidents around the state. | Offline |
| California Highway Patrol - Alameda County Broadcasting the Castro Valley (143), Dublin (118) and Hayward (25) CHP Area Offices of southern Alameda County only. | 7 Listeners |
| California Highway Patrol - Oakland CHP Bronze - Oakland (96) | 4 Listeners |
| Calnet Repeater System The Calnet Repeater Group is a multi linked amateur radio Repeater System covering most of California and parts of Nevada. The system consists of numerous fulltime RF linked 440 MHz repeaters connecting San Diego to San Francisco and Lake Tahoe. | 1 Listeners |
| East Bay Regional Parks District Police and Fire | 0 Listeners |
| East Bay Regional Parks Fire Dispatch | 3 Listeners |
| Emeryville Police | 0 Listeners |
| Fremont Police Dispatch | 9 Listeners |
| Hayward Police Dispatch | 14 Listeners |
| Monterey Area Marine NOAA Weather Radio WWF64 | 3 Listeners |
| Monterey Area NOAA Weather Radio KEC49 | 3 Listeners |
| Newark Police Department | 1 Listeners |
| Northern California Major Incident Focusing on Fire Air Support | Offline |
| Oakland Fire Includes Dispatch and Ops | 5 Listeners |
| Oakland Fire Department | 0 Listeners |
| Oakland Police Department | 7 Listeners |
| Oakland Police Dispatch Beats 1-19 & 20-35 | 15 Listeners |
| Ohlone Community College District Police Department | 0 Listeners |
| Piedmont Police and Fire Dispatch | 0 Listeners |
| RemotelyLocated HERD1 Feed 1 This Feed is Provided by Remotely Located Critical Infrastructure. Currently Deployed to the Moss Landing Incident | Offline |
| RemotelyLocated HERD1 Feed 2 This Feed is Provided by Remotely Located Critical Infrastructure. Deployed to the Moss Landing Incident | Offline |
| RemotelyLocated HERD2 Feed 1 This Feed is Provided by Remotely Located Critical Infrastructure. Deployed to the CA-BTU-Park Command Channels | Offline |
| RemotelyLocated HERD2 Feed 2 This Feed is Provided by Remotely Located Critical Infrastructure. Deployed to the CA-BTU-Park Air/Ground | Offline |
| San Leandro Police | 0 Listeners |
| San Leandro Police Dispatch PD1 EBRCS SLPD Dispatch Channel 1 (talkgroup 3555) running on a Raspberry Pi with an RTL-SDR and 6 hours of battery backup. | 6 Listeners |
| UC Berkeley Police This feed is part of the East Bay Regional Communications System (EBRCS): The University of California Berkeley Police channels are streamed on this feed. See notes for the channel lineup and ID tones identifying the transmitting agency. | 2 Listeners |
| WB6NDJ 146.8800 MHz ORCA Repeater The WB6NDJ 2m repeater is maintained by the Oakland Radio Communications Association (ORCA) for ARES/RACES, EmComm and other use amateur uses. Output is at 146.88 MHz. | 1 Listeners |
| WIN System Amateur Repeater Network The WIN System is a network of over 70 Amateur Radio repeaters covering a large part of California as well as regions in Canada and 11 other States. Due to the size this system. Please DO NOT use this streaming audio service for performing a radio chec | 9 Listeners |
