Internet services provided for free by Alachua County FreeNet. North Central Fla. Area Scannist's Page		RECENT LOCAL SCANNING NEWS: 10/03/2003: More Talkgroup Codes Added. 04/25/2003: EMWIN Data Now Being Retransmitted. 02/07/2003: More Regarding EMWIN Transmitting Equipment. 01/29/2003: EMWIN Transmitter? 01/17/2003: Space Shuttle Burns Up On Reentry. 01/16/2003: Space Shuttle Audio on 146.910 MHz. 01/15/2003: THE NEW UNIDEN DIGITAL SCANNERS DO WORK HERE! INDEX: About This Site Alachua Co. (Gainesville & surrounding area) Scanning Info: A WARNING to local mobile scanner users! NEW! Regarding Local Area Trunking & Digital Communications Local Frequencies Old Frequencies Local Service Codes Agency-specific Codes Old Agency Codes (no longer used) Terms, Abbreviations, Definitions Local Emergency Services' Zone Maps Local Emergency Services or Related Web Pages Local Civilian and Ham Radio-Related Web Pages Other North Fla. Area Frequencies and Scanning-related Web Pages Space Shuttle Listening & Related FRS, GMRS, Walkie-Talkie and Portable Phone Frequencies Miscellaneous Scanning-related Information - other scanning related sites, newsgroups, mailing lists, clubs, and BBSes Scanner/Radar-detector Laws - Travelling? Know the law BEFORE you go! [Site contains actual TEXT of laws.] About This Site Local (Gainesville/Alachua County & surrounding area) Scanning Info. This site mainly covers information of interest to scanner buffs who are either living in or who may be travelling through the Gainesville/Alachua County, Florida (and surrounding) area(s). I have also included links to other areas a little farther out. If you know of a Northern Florida scanner-related site out there which is not listed on these pages, please feel free to let me know, and I'll include it. My Policies. A Warning. Errors/Corrections: PLEASE notify me of any errors or changes that need to be made to any information provided here. [Back To INDEX] WARNING to local mobile scanner users: Local police DO ask for proof of your license (amateur radio, Press, alarm system contractor, or whatever else which by statute gives you the right to carry a scanner). If you are stopped, say, for a traffic ticket, and they notice a scanner or a radio that looks like a scanner in your vehicle, they likely WILL ask for your license. Therefore, you should always carry your FCC-issued Station/Operator License (hams), Press credentials, or other license with you at all times while mobile. Keeping a copy of the Florida law regarding mobile scanner use in your glove compartment would also be a good idea, just in case. Also, if you travel, you should know the laws in other states, as well. For more state laws regarding mobile scanner use, please see my other web page... [Back To INDEX]
North Central Fla. Area Scannist's Page c/o Todd L. Sherman / KB4MHH Gainesville, Alachua Co., Fla. E-mail: skywarn@fireline.org Page Created: About mid-1995. Last updated: August 07, 2003. © Copyright 1995-2003 by Todd L. Sherman. All Rights Reserved.