NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPARTMENT OF SAFETY
	The New Hampshire Department of Safety is the parent agency for all of the agencies tasked with the safety of citizen and visitors to New Hampshire. It's largest and most well known agency is the State Police. But many agencies fall under the Department of Safety. These include: Marine Patrol, Fire Marshal, Fire Standards and Training, Division of Motor Vehicles and numerous smaller inspectional agencies (Tramways, Gaming Enforcement, Hearings, etc). Many of these agencies are moving or obtaining radios to operate on the new State Police Radio System. Listed here are agencies under the Department of Safety operating independent or parallel to the State Police Radio System. This particular page deals with the agencies assigned radio operations. A specific breakdown of State Agencies under the Department of Safety may be found at www.state.nh.us.
		NEW HAMPSHIRE MARINE PATROL The Marine Patrol is tasked with safety of New Hampshire's many waterways, lakes and ponds. All bodies of water fall under the Marine Patrol except the Atlantic Ocean which also has Marine Patrol involvement. With the exception of Lake Winnepesaukee (and Winnisquam) and the Atlantic Coast, bodies of water are assigned to districts with one or more Marine Patrol Officers conducting patrols and investigations. The district units have all switched to the State Police Digital system but currently on their own frequency. As of the Summer of 2000, the Winnepesaukee and Atlantic units were still operating on their 800MHz channels. The dispatcher simulcasts on both the 800Mhz in Analog and VHF in digital mode. 854.4875 / PL-151.4 - Winnepesaukee, Winnisquam and Atlantic Units (Dispatcher Analog) 159.150   / Digital     - District / Statewide Units.
	FIRE SAFETY SERVICES and FIRE MARSHALS OFFICE The divisions making up Fire Safety include Tthe Division of Fire Standards and Training, Fire Safety and Division of Emergency Medical Services. The Division of EMS was recently tranfered from the Department of Health and Human Services to Fire Safety to reflect the substantial role Fire Departments play in providing Emergency Medicine in New Hampshire. The Headquarters for Fire Safety is at the Richard Flynn Fire Academy off Route-106 in Concord. This multi-million dollar facility boasts the latest in fire training technology with 2 burn buildings, flashover simulator, portable SCBA training trailer, many classrooms, a fire station complete with fully loaded pumper, ladder/quint and rescue truck. The Academy is also in the process of building collapse simulators. These unique simulator will allow members of NH Fire Departments along with the regions FEMA USAR team to train for building collapses. The Office of the Fire Marshal is a separate agency under the Department of Safety and operates on the State Police Astro/Digital System. 154.280 / No PL - Statewide Fireground Frequency 154.265 / 173.8  - Fire Academy Operations 155.340 / various- EMS Med-1 Ambulance to Hospital Primary 155.385 / various- EMS Med-2 Ambulance to Hospital Secondary (some use as primary) 155.280 / various- EMS Med-3 Hospital to Hospital 155.175 / No PL - EMS Med-4 Mutual Aid / Disaster Operations 155.400 / various- EMD Med-5 Back up Ambulance to Hospital The EMS channels are used throughout New Hampshire by all hospitals. Ambulance utilize separate PL (CTCSS) tones to access each hospital to report incoming patients. In addition, Radio Communications Centers (RCC) are setup to assist with communications during larger scale events. PL's are: 67.0 - Veterans Hospital, Manchester 67.0 - Androscoggin Hospital, Berlin 71.9 - Monadnock Community Hospital, Peterborough 77.0 - Southern N.H. Regional Medical Center, Nashua 79.7 - Capital Area RCC (Concord Fire Alarm) 82.5 - New London Hospital, New London 85.4 - Exeter Hospital 91.5 - Catholic Medical Center, Manchester 94.8 - Lakes Region Fire Dispatch RCC, Laconia 100.0- Saint Joseph's Hospital, Nashua 100.0- Cottage Hospital, Woodsville/Haverhill 103.5- Frisbee Memorial Hospital, Rochester 107.2- Portsmouth Regional Hospital, Portsmouth 110.9- Littleton Hospital, Littleton 114.8- Huggins Hospital, Wolfeboro 123.0- Memorial Hospital, North Conway 127.3- Valley Regional Hospital, Claremont 131.8- Franklin Regional Hospital, Franklin 136.5- Cheshire Medical Center, Keene 136.5- Weeks Memorial Hospital, Lancaster 141.3- Parkland Medical Center, Derry 146.2- Concord Hospital, Concord 151.4- Lakes Region General Hospital, Laconia 167.9- Elliott Hospital, Manchester 173.8- Wentworth-Douglas Hospital, Dover 186.2- Dartmouth-Hotichcock Medical Center, Hanover/Lebanon 203.5- Speare Memorial Hospital, Plymouth