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  • 1Missouri State Highway Patrol - Troop Map
  • 6Information Deleted from Troops Listings

Missouri State Highway Patrol - Troop Map

  • MSHP-2020.zip - Contains a Google Earth .kml map of Missouri State Highway Patrol communications sites.

Statewide Common

155.4825 Future Use

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  • KAA204 Base at Rock Port (Atchison) (replacing 154.92)
  • KAA958 Base at Rolla (Phelps) (Troop I)
  • KAA201 Base at Macon (Macon)
  • F1 154.905 100.0 Extenders, F2 155.475, F3 154.935 Tac/SERT/C2C, F4 154.665 Tac/SERT/C2C
  • 44.86, 45.06 Mobiles Unknown use
  • MHSP has an aggreement with MO National Guard for use of Mobile Extenders on 148.6, 148.7, 148.8

MOSWIN Statewide P25 Digital System

10/22/09 Funding approved for new Missouri State Highway Patrol Radio System

  • JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Missouri is moving ahead with a plan to improve the radio system used by the State Highway Patrol and other emergency responders. The state awarded a contract to improve the communications network to Motorola Inc. shortly before Gov. Matt Blunt left office in January.

But that contract was delayed because of uncertainty over funding and a protest by a losing bidder. The protest was denied, and Gov. Jay Nixon this summer trimmed the funding approved by lawmakers for the project from nearly $112 million to about $87 million.

Office of Administration spokeswoman Lori Simms says that contract now is proceeding. She says engineering work is under way, and officials from the state and Motorola are assessing which existing radio towers can be used for the project.

Another State Cancels Huge Radio Project (Posted: 21 Jan 2009 05:11 PM CST)

  • Two weeks after taking office, MIssouri Gov. Jay Nixon has ordered a halt to a statewide radio contract just awarded to Motorola by the outgoing governor. The decision prompted Jim Lundsted, former Highway Patrol telecom engineer and the state's interoperability officer, to resign his position. Nixon said he is still committed to building an interoperable radio system, but that he wants to review all long-term contracts. The $81.7 million winning bid was much less than the $180 million the state expected to pay for state-wide coverage. But even with the reduction, Nixon is concerned about how the state would fund the system. Read more here (http://www.kansascity.com/news/breaking_news/story/991604.html).
  • 228 total trunked towers
    • (9) 3-channel vhf towers (for the rough-rual Ozark Mountain Terrain)
    • (23) 10-channel 700/800 towers (urban or high-use site)
    • (65) 7-channel 700/800 towers (suburb site)
    • (131) 3-channel 700/800 towers (rual site)

Future 700 MHz interop channelsFuture Operations (700 MHz / P25)Statewide 700 MHz Itinerant/Interoperability frequencies are for 'Temporary Bases/Repeaters' probably to be used for future operations. WPTZ785 is statewide license for 700 MHz.

      • FCC Application*** http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/ApplicationSearch/applTransLog.jsp?applID=7619399
  • Modifcation changing from left to right frequenciy
SiteSite462-001 (1CE-1)St Louis City - North 852.337500852.487500854.037500854.237500854.412500855.637500c855.887500856.462500
856.487500856.737500857.437500a857.462500857.487500857.712500858.012500858.437500a
858.462500858.487500858.712500858.937500859.437500a859.462500859.487500859.712500
Site462-004 (1CE-4)St Charles Co - 700 Simulcast769.281250769.562500c769.756250c770.006250770.506250770.756250c771.106250
Site462-005 (1CE-5)St Louis City - South [P2]769.218750769.668750770.406250a770.718750a773.781250a774.081250c
SiteSite
  • Troop A Lee's Summit
    • Zone 3= Platte County
    • Zone 4= Clay County
    • Zone 5= Ray / Carroll Counties
    • Zone 6= Western Jackson County
    • Zone 7= Eastern Jackson County
    • Zone 8= Western Lafayette County
    • Zone 9= Eastern Lafayette County
    • Zone 10= Saline County
    • Zone 11= Cass County
    • Zone 12= Johnson County
    • Zone 13= Pettis County
    • Zone 14= Bates County
    • Zone 15= Henry County
    • Zone 16= Benton County
  • Troop B Macon
    • Zone 1= Linn / Chariton Counties
    • Zone 2= Macon / Shelby Counties
    • Zone 3= Marion / Ralls Counties
    • Zone 4= Putnam / Sullivan Counties
    • Zone 5= Schuyler / Adair Counties
    • Zone 6= Scotland / Clark Counties
    • Zone 7= Knox / Lewis Counties
    • Zone 10= Randolph / Monroe Counties
  • Troop C Weldon Springs
    • Zone 1= Northern St. Louis County
    • Zone 2= Southern St. Louis County
    • Zone 3= North St. Louis City
    • Zone 4= South St. Louis City
    • Zone 5= Lincoln / Pike Counties
    • Zone 7= Warren County
    • Zone 8= Western St. Charles County
    • Zone 9= Eastern St. Charles County
    • Zone 10= Southern Franklin County
    • Zone 11= Northern Franklin County
    • Zone 12= Northern Jefferson County
    • Zone 13= Southern Jefferson County
    • Zone 14= Washington County
    • Zone 15= St. Francois County
    • Zone 16= St. Genevieve / Perry Counties
  • Troop D Springfield
    • Zone 1= Greene County
    • Zone 2= Webster County
    • Zone 3= Christian County
    • Zone 4= Western Taney County
    • Zone 5= Eastern Taney County
    • Zone 6= Dade / Lawrence Counties
    • Zone 7= Jasper / Barton Counties
    • Zone 8= Vernon County
    • Zone 9= St. Clair / Cedar Counties
    • Zone 10= Hickory / Polk Counties
    • Zone 11= Dallas County
    • Zone 12= Newton County
    • Zone 13= McDonald County
    • Zone 14= Barry County
    • Zone 15= Stone County
  • Troop E Poplar Bluff
    • Zone 1= Butler County
    • Zone 2= Ripley County
    • Zone 3= Wayne County
    • Zone 4= Bollinger County
    • Zone 5= Cape Girardeau County
    • Zone 7= Scott / Mississippi Counties
    • Zone 8= New. Madrid / Pemiscot Counties
    • Zone 10= Dunklin County
    • Zone 11= Stoddard County
    • Zone 13= Iron / Madison Counties
  • Troop F Jefferson City
    • Zone 1= Cole County
    • Zone 2= Boone County
    • Zone 5= Camden / Miller Counties
    • Zone 6= Morgan / Moniteau Counties
    • Zone 7= Cooper / Howard Counties
    • Zone 8= Callaway County
    • Zone 9= Montgomery County
    • Zone 12= Osage / Gasconade Counties
  • Troop G Williow Spings
    • Zone 1= Texas County
    • Zone 2= Howell County
    • Zone 3= Shannon County
    • Zone 4= Reynolds / Carter Counties
    • Zone 5= Oregon County
    • Zone 6= Ozark County
    • Zone 7= Douglas County
    • Zone 8= Wright County
  • Troop H St. Joseph
    • Zone 1= Holt / Atchison Counties
    • Zone 2= Nodaway / Worth Counties
    • Zone 3= Harrison County
    • Zone 4= Mercer / Grundy Counties
    • Zone 5= Andrew County
    • Zone 6= Buchanan County
    • Zone 7= Clinton County
    • Zone 8= Caldwell County
    • Zone 9= Livingston County
    • Zone 10= Deklab / Gentry Counties
    • Zone 11= Daviess County
  • Troop I Rolla
    • Zone 1= Phelps Coounty
    • Zone 2= Maries County
    • Zone 4= Pulaski County
    • Zone 5= Crawford County
    • Zone 7= Dent County
    • Zone 8= Laclede County

Missouri Highway Patrol - Unit Numbering System

This numbering system is used throughout the Department of Public Safety. Highway Patrol badge numbers now include the 1200 series, as shown below. Previously only Water Patrolmen had these numbers, but due the growth of the Highway Patrol, the two agencies numbering now overlap. Unit #s Type of Unit Weigh Stations: First Digit indicates Troop Second Digit indicates weigh station number Direction of travel follows second digit (Example: 'C5 North' = Troop C Weigh Station #5, Northbound lane)

  • 0-999 Highway Patrol Officers (Badge #s)
    • Col. and Asst. Col 1 - 2
    • Majors, Captains, Lts. 3-99.
    • Patrol Troopers 100-999, another block in the 1100s, and yet another block in the 1200s.
  • 1000-1099 Commercial Vehicle Inspectors
  • 1100-1199 Radio Technicians
  • 1200-1299 Highway Patrol / Water Patrol Officers (Badge #s)
  • 1300-1399 Federal Government Agencies
  • 1400-1499 State Fire Marshals / Gaming Commission
  • 1500-1599 DOT (18 Wheeler Police)

Information Deleted from Troops Listings

  • Troop A
  • Troop H

Troop B - Macon

Troop D - Springfield

Troop E - Poplar Bluff

Troop F - Jefferson City

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Troop G - Willow Springs

Troop H - St. Joseph

Troop I - Rolla

Monroe

Missouri Safety Center

  • Motorcycle Riding School - Warrensburg (Johnson)
  • WPMH811 - 155.46, 155.025 Base/Mobile

J2 Racing Monroe

State Emergency Management Agency

  • Weekly HF Net test on Wednesdays at 0930 CST. Statewide Coordinators Map

SEMA VHF Repeaters

J2 Racing Monroe County

  • Callaway Nuclear Power Plant-Fulton
  • Rockport near Nuclear Power Plant (SE Nebraska)
  • North of Jefferson City
  • KCS531 - 12/14 FCC Modification - deleting 154.055, 155.715; Add 151.1375 Repeater with 159.4725 input; Add 154.4525 with 158.7375 input (NFM)

MONET - Missouri Nuclear Emergency Response Team (20 Portable)F1 154.055 CSQ SEMA DirectF2 154.055 151.4 SEMA RepeaterF3 155.730 CSQ Sheriff NetF4 155.475 CSQ F5 155.715 151.4 Base-DirectF6 155.715 151.4 Repeater

SEMA Low BandF1 45.12 StatewideF2 45.16 Limited UseF3 45.20 Limited UseF4 45.24 Limited Use

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