Riverside County Trunked System 
(EDACS system)

Riverside County Trunked System Radio Plan (semi-official source -- does not match information on this page)

Riverside County System Site Map can be found on the EDACS System Guide (external site)

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Frequencies with EDACS Logical Channel Numbering (LCN needed for the TrunkTrackers):
You MUST program the frequencies in the correct order in order for the scanner to track the system correctly.
Channels with "--------" instead of a frequency are to be left blank when programming the scanner.  

You can only program one system into one bank, otherwise it will not track correctly.  Channel 1 must be the first channel in the bank.

You only need to program the set of frequencies that you hear the best in order to monitor dispatch for the other areas. If you live in the Northwest area, you do not need to program the Central/Southwest set of frequencies to be able to hear Hemet/Banning or Elsinore/Perris dispatch talkgroups.

Talkgroups
Note: Talkgroup TrunkTracker IDs are listed in the Decimal format. Sorry if this is an inconvenience to you.

Primary (dispatch) talkgroups are repeated on all systems above. For example, with Central/Southwest (Beaumont/Hemet) system above, you'll still be able to hear 02-021.  On the Northwest system, you'll still be able to hear 04-021 and 04-061.

You only need to program in the set of frequencies that you can hear the best, and are still able to hear the talkgroups for your area, as well as the dispatch talkgroups for the Riverside area, Elsinore/Perris area, and Hemet/Banning/Temecula area. Other talkgroups are also repeated system wide, such as 02-152 and 02-153 and 04-143, 15-157, 05-001. Sorry, none of the Coachella Valley talkgroups (06-xxx) can be heard in the western county, and none of the western county (except 04-061 (Banning station-Cabazon, Whitewater)) talkgroups are repeated on the Coachella Valley system.

Northwest area

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Central and Southwest areas

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Coachella Valley

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This page last updated on December 04, 2002. 

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