Tallahassee Area Fire Departments

Tallahassee Area Fire Departments:

Tallahassee, Florida is a city of over 190,000 people and the capital of the state. It’s also home to many fire departments that keep residents safe from fires and other emergencies. In this post we will explore four different agencies monitored in Tallahassee: Gadsden County Florida Fire (155.805 MHz DCS 251), Wakulla County Florida Fire (154.355 MHz and 155.3025 PL186.2 Hz), Jefferson County Florida Fire (453.675 MHz DCS 606) City of Quincy Florida Fire Dispatch (154.22 MHz PL 179.9 Hz).

The Tallahassee Fire Department is a career fire department that has been serving the needs of residents since 1909. They use a variety of communications channels including VHF, UHF, and 700 MHz to dispatch their units as well as communicate between stations.

Today’s post will focus on those four agencies monitored in Tallahassee: Gadsden County Florida Fire (155.805 MHz DCS 251), Wakulla County Florida Fire (154.355 MHz and 155.3025 PL186.22 Hz), Jefferson County Florida Fire (453.675 MHz DCS 60) City of Quincy Florida Fire Dispatch (154.22MHz PL 179 .911). As you can see from this list there are many departments that monitor the same frequencies.

The Gadsden County Florida Fire (155.805 MHz DCS 251) is a volunteer-based fire department with over 60 volunteers and 13 career staff who serve around 16,000 residents across 50 square miles of land. They protect the citizens from fires as well as medical emergencies like heart attacks or car crashes by responding to calls quickly and efficiently while maintaining excellent public relations during their many community outreach programs throughout the year such as CPR classes and blood pressure screenings at local businesses.

Today’s post will focus on those four agencies monitored in Tallahassee: Gadsden County Florida Fire (155.805 MHz DCS 251), Wakulla County Florida Fire (154 .355 MHz and 155.3025 PL186.22 Hz), Jefferson County Florida Fire (453 .675 MHz DCS 60) City of Quincy Florida Fire Dispatch (154.22MHz PL 179 .911). As you can see from this list there are many departments that monitor the same frequencies.