Oswego County Public Safety
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Oswego County Sheriff, Oswego City Police, Fulton City Police, SUNY Oswego Police, NYS Parks Police, Oswego County Fire, EMS Dispatch, and Fireground 7-12 & 14. Includes Oswego County Highway (winter months only).
Monitoring the Central New York Interoperable Communications Consortium (CNYICC) P25 Phase II trunked system in Oswego County, New York.
This feed monitors/records all channels simultaneously, then replays the transmissions in the order in which they were received. Delay may be up to 3 minutes depending on amount of radio traffic at the time, transmissions in the queue for more than 3 minutes are dropped from the queue and not broadcast.
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- Oswego County Sheriff (CNYICC Talkgroup 8012 - includes Central Square, Phoenix and Pulaski Police and New York State Police)
- Oswego City Police (CNYICC Talkgroup 8013)
- Fulton City Police (CNYICC Talkgroup 8014)
- SUNY Oswego Police (CNYICC Talkgroup 8023)
- New York State Parks Police Central Region (CNYICC Talkgroup 117)
- Oswego County EMS Dispatch (CNYICC Talkgroup 8039)
- Oswego County EMS Major Events (CNYICC Talkgroup 8040)
- Oswego County EMS Ops 3 (CNYICC Talkgroup 8041)
- Oswego County EMS Ops 4 (CNYICC Talkgroup 8042)
- Oswego County EMS Ops 5 (CNYICC Talkgroup 8043)
- Oswego County Fire Dispatch (CNYICC Talkgroup 8046)
- Oswego County Fireground 7 (CNYICC Talkgroup 8047)
- Oswego County Fireground 8 (CNYICC Talkgroup 8048)
- Oswego County Fireground 9 (CNYICC Talkgroup 8049)
- Oswego County Fireground 10 (CNYICC Talkgroup 8050)
- Oswego County Fireground 11 (CNYICC Talkgroup 8051)
- Oswego County Fireground 12 (CNYICC Talkgroup 8052)
- Oswego County Fireground 14 (CNYICC Talkgroup 8053)
- Oswego County Highway (CNYICC Talkgroup 8003, winter months only.)
Police, fire and EMS codes/signals heard on this feed:
Radio Codes:
- Code 1 Emergency response
- Code 2 Silent response
- Code 3 Urgent response
- Code 4 Non-emergency response
Signals:
- 1 Call by phone
- 1A Specify phone # for call
- 1I Call by phone immediately
- 2 Contact ____
- 3 Report to ____
- 3I Report to ____ immediately
- 4 See complainant for report
- 6D DWI
- 6P Intoxicated pedestrian
- 7 Larceny
- 7S Shoplifter
- 9 MVA - property damage
- 9I MVA - injuries
- 9F MVA - fatal
- 10F DOA
- 11 MVA H&R - property damage
- 11I MVA H&R - injuries
- 11F MVA H&R - fatal
- 12 Escape
- 13 Fire
- 13A Automobile fire
- 15 Unlawful assembly
- 15F Fight
- 15R Riot
- 16 Leaving patrol area
- 17 Special attention - bank
- 18 Special attention - house
- 20 Turn fuel pump on
- 21 Turn fuel pump off
- 22 Abandoned vehicle
- 23 Audible alarm
- 24 Animal control problem
- 24D Dog bite
- 25 Assault
- 26 Bad check
- 27 Burglary
- 27I Burglary in progress
- 27S Safecracking
- 28 Escort
- 29 Family trouble
- 30 Officer in trouble
- 30I Station in trouble
- 31 Weapons
- 32 Juvenile
- 34 Mental problem
- 35 Missing person / runaway
- 36 Homicide
- 37 Open window or door
- 38 Property - lost or found
- 39 Prowler
- 40 Robbery
- 41 Service
- 42 Sex offense
- 42R Rape
- 43 Stakeout
- 44 Stolen vehicle
- 45 Suicide
- 45A Attempted suicide
- 46A Suspicious vehicle
- 46P Suspicious person
- 46W Suspicious person with weapon
- 47 Criminal mischief
- 48 Warrant
- 49 Bomb threat
- 50 Miscellaneous
10-Codes:
- 10- 1 Receiving poorly
- 10- 2 Receiving well
- 10- 3 Stop transmitting
- 10- 4 Acknowledgement
- 10- 5 Relay
- 10- 7 Out of service
- 10- 8 In service
- 10- 9 Repeat
- 10-13 Weather/road conditions
- 10-15 Prisoner in custody
- 10-19 Return to station
- 10-20 Location
- 10-28 Vehicle registration check
- 10-29 Want/stolen check
Locations:
- 1 Albion
- 2 Amboy
- 3 Boyleston
- 4 Constantia
- 5 Granby
- 6 Hannibal
- 7 Hastings
- 8 Mexico
- 9 Minetto
- 10 New Haven
- 11 Orwell
- 12 Oswego
- 13 Palermo
- 14 Parish
- 15 Redfield
- 16 Richland
- 17 Sandy Creek
- 18 Schroeppel
- 19 Scriba
- 20 Volney
- 21 West Monroe
- 22 Williamstown
Terminology commonly heard:
- ALS - Advanced Life Support.
- BLS - Basic Life Support.
- CAD - Computer-Aided Dispatch.
- CPEP - Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program.
- DV - Disabled Vehicle.
- EDP - Emotionally Disturbed Person.
- ETOH - Alcohol Consumption/Abuse.
- GSW - Gun Shot Wound.
- MDT - Mobile Data Terminal.
- MI - Myocardial Infarction (Heart Attack).
- MVA - Motor Vehicle Accident.
- MVC - Motor Vehicle Collision.
- PIC - Person in Crisis.
- RO - Registered (Vehicle) Owner.
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