San Diego County Fire Department????

Ongoing discussions regarding other fire dispatching in San Diego County including Heartland, NorthComm, Monte Vista, etc. Topics about general wildland fire scanning are also welcome here.
fotoguy
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San Diego County Fire Department????

Post by fotoguy »

Take money from the schools and merge the all the local county FD's
http://info.sen.ca.gov/pub/07-08/bill/s ... oduced.pdf SB 806 is set to hit the floor in April.
N6ATF
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Post by N6ATF »

Hmmmmmm...
thefish
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The cool thing...

Post by thefish »

... is if you know where to look, you can already find a San Diego County FD shirt on eBay.
N6ATF
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Post by N6ATF »

I found a t-shirt, for San Diego Fire Station One, but the word County wasn't on it.

But there is a San Diego County Fire Department volunteer mini-badge http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0094845715
thefish
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N6ATF
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Post by N6ATF »

Ooh, wonder if they'll get a contract.
N6ATF
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update

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mike
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Post by mike »

Would they still operate on rcs?
Mikey
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Post by Mikey »

San Diego Rural has bounced between Heartland and CDF for dispatch and are currently with CDF. The rest are dispatched by Heartland so I wonder who would do it? Both dispatch centers sound very hectic at times so maybe a third, separate dispatch center would work out better for all involved?
eatnews
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Post by eatnews »

Flash Back to the 1970's...

When we DID have "County Fire" that was dispatch moniker via "Station X" on 154.175(simplex) from county ops on Overland.


All the rural and vol's were on it, with unit numbering in the 7000, 8000 and 9000 series.

Radio Configs were mocom 70's in 2 and 4 ch configs if i remember right.

Those were the days...
SDSO was on Low Band (east and south 45.7 and 45.9) and North was on VHF HI (dispatched from old HQ downtown (first floor).

SDSO Supervisors even had thermal printers in some units.
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