Washington County Public Safety |
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Washington County Public Safety Streaming Belpre Police/Fire/EMS, Washington County Fire/EMS, and Post 84 of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. |
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Welcome to the Washington County Public Safety audio feed. Listen to all of the action right on your computer or smartphone; know what's going on and stay informed!
Request to feed listeners: Posting links to this feed on social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) is welcome and greatly appreciated! However, I respectfully request that you do not post what you hear on the feed to social media. Thank you for your understanding and assistance.
The agencies streamed in this feed include:
Belpre Police Department |
Belpre Fire Department/EMS |
Washington County Fire/EMS |
Ohio State Highway Patrol Post 84 |
When a snowstorm approaches or other severe weather strikes the county, the following agencies will be added to the feed on a temporary basis only:
Belpre Road Department |
Washington County Engineer (Roads) |
ODOT District 10, Main |
ODOT District 10, Washington County |
ODOT District 10, Operations |
Washington County EMA* |
Southeastern Ohio EMA* |
* = Emergency Management Agency
Agencies are monitored with a RadioShack PRO-106 scanner that is connected to a DPD Productions OmniX multi-band antenna. The scanner sends audio to a dbx 166xs compressor/limiter/gate; the 166xs provides full quieting between radio transmissions and allows a higher overall audio level. Audio is then sent to a Hewlett-Packard TouchSmart laptop via a Behringer U-CONTROL UCA202 audio interface. The scanner provides alpha tag metadata to the thin client over a RadioShack USB-PC cable, and the thin client uses RadioFeed to send the audio & alpha tags to Broadcastify. Alpha tags are available only in media players which support such tags; examples include Winamp and VLC Media Player.
The scanner, compressor, and thin client run on utility power, which is backed up by a two-stage uninterruptible power supply consisting of a battery and an automatic standby generator. In the event of a utility power outage, the feed will stay up as long as my ISP's network remains online.
You can also listen to the feed on the go with your iOS or Android device! Just download Gordon Edwards' FREE Scanner Radio app (highly recommended, and supports alpha tags!), which is available from the App Store and Google Play.
This feed is provided in accordance with the Broadcastify Feed Provider Terms of Service and the Broadcastify Law Enforcement Feeds - TOS Clarifications.
This feed is not provided by any of the agencies listed herein. A person using the audio in this feed to further the commission of a crime can be prosecuted. The public should NEVER never respond to the scene of a call or interfere with law enforcement or first responder personnel.
I would like to thank all law enforcement, fire personnel, and EMS personnel for their bravery, dedication, and service to our community. You are greatly appreciated!
Comments on the feed are welcome and wanted.
Thank you for listening, and I hope that you enjoy the feed!
10-1 Receiving poorly - change location 10-2 Reception good 10-3 Stop transmitting 10-4 Acknowledge/will comply 10-5 Relay radio traffic 10-6 Busy 10-7 Out of service 10-8 In service 10-9 Repeat last radio traffic 10-10 Fight, (A) knife (B) firearm 10-11 Problem with dog or other animal 10-12 Stand-by 10-13 Subject in custody; 13 - special detail 10-14 Prowler 10-15 Civil dispute; 15 - warrant 10-16 Domestic dispute 10-17 Meet complainant 10-18 Complete assignment ASAP 10-19 Return to station; 19 - drunk driver 10-20 Current location 10-21 Return or place telephone call 10-22 Disregard 10-23 Arrived on scene 10-24 Assignment completed 10-25 Suicide 10-26 Detaining subject/expedite 10-27 Check driver OL record & info 10-28 Check vehicle license plate 10-29 Check subject/item/vehicle for WW & stolen 10-30 Illegal use of radio 10-31 Crime in progress 10-32 Man with a gun 10-33 Emergency 10-34 Riot; 34 - juvenile |
10-35 Rape 10-36 Correct time 10-37 Suspicious vehicle 10-38 Stopping suspicious vehicle 10-39 Urgent - use lights & siren 10-40 Silent run - NO lights/siren 10-41 Beginning of shift 10-42 End of shift 10-43 Officer down; 43 - residence 10-44 Permission to leave patrol area 10-45 Robbery, (A) armed 10-46 Disabled vehicle 10-47 Traffic congestion 10-48 Breaking & entering, (A) in progress 10-49 Traffic light out 10-50 Auto collision - PD/PI/F 10-51 Request wrecker 10-52 Request squad 10-53 Murder 10-54 Drowning 10-55 Intoxicated driver 10-56 Intoxicated person 10-57 Hit-skip accident - PD/PI/F 10-58 Destruction of property 10-59 Escort 10-60 Stabbing 10-61 Bomb 10-62 Missing person 10-63 Prepare to copy 10-64 Theft 10-65 Shoplifter 10-66 Purse snatching 10-67 Lost child |
10-68 Injured person/subject down 10-69 Assault 10-70 Fire 10-71 Advise nature of fire 10-72 Kidnapping/abduction 10-73 ADT alarm activated 10-74 Negative 10-75 Short change racket 10-76 Enroute 10-77 Shooting/shots fired 10-78 Officer request assistance (non-emergency) 10-79 Notify coroner 10-80 Notify chief 10-81 Notify photographer 10-82 Notify detectives 10-83 User of narcotics 10-84 Burglary, (A) in progress 10-85 Loud party/stereo 10-86 Stolen vehicle 10-87 Radar 10-88 Premises or residence check 10-89 Pick-up or drop-off officer 10-90 Bank alarm, (A) bank robbery 10-91 Unnecessary use of radio 10-92 Traffic stop or citation issued 10-93 Meal break 10-94 Drag racing 10-95 Meet with officer at 10-96 Mental subject 10-97 Out of vehicle on foot 10-98 Prison/jail break 10-99 Subject/vehicle wanted or stolen 10-100 Caution biohazard 10-0 Switch over (turn repeater off) |