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Hi, I would like to see if maybe everyone could post some winter type frequencies for western wasington. Plows, road crews, etc. I have none and would like to stay up on all thyose type related comms... Thank you..

City of Port Angeles Public Works Department 158.9400 (167.9)
City of Sequim Public Works Department 158.9400 (110.9)
Clallam County Public Works Department 155.9250 (118.8 )
Snohomish County Public Works Department 151.1000 (127.3)
Island County Public Works Department 453.7750 (127.3)
San Juan County Public Works Department 851.0125 (136.5)
Whatcom County Public Works Department 150.9950 (100.0)

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Very nice list !! MTM

Adding to your list:

City of Bellingham Public Works
Department 453.750 (173.8),
854.3125

Whatcom County Public Works
Department 150.9950 (100.0)

City of Blaine Public Works
Department 154.0850

City of Ferndale Public Works
Department 154.1000

City of Lynden Public Works
Department 154.0400

City of Sumas Public Works
Department 155.8200

City of Port Angeles Public Works
Department 158.9400 (167.9)

City of Sequim Public Works
Department 158.9400 (110.9)

Jefferson County Public Works
Department 154.1150

Clallam County Public Works
Department 155.9250 (118.8 )

Snohomish County Public Works
Department 151.1000 (127.3)

Island County Public Works
Department 453.7750 (127.3)

San Juan County Public Works
Department 851.0125 (136.5)

Skagit County Public Works
Department 868.6375

City of Anacortes Public Works
Department 155.940 (203.5)

City of Mt Vernon Public Works
Department 155.0850 (136.5)

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You might also want to add the DOT frequencies as well.
I did a search of older archives recently and came up with the
following:

151.025
47.240
151.115

City of Renton 154.1 mhz

Jefferson County roads 154.115 (law car-car at night)
Port Townsend Pub works 158.805

Wow! great lists Thank you guys...

Are the DOT 46 and 47 mhz freqs still in use by DOT. Locally on the peninsula I the traffic I used to hear on ( I think) 47.2 and 47.02 I now hear on 800.

46.56 still licensed in the Chelan / Okanogan Counties area as a Repeater. Otherwise --- 46.52, 46.54, 46.56 and 46.58 are now licensed to the State Emergency Management Office. 45.80 and 45.84 used to feed a few repeaters in the Cowlitz / Clark Counties area as well as the Spokane area on the 47 Mhz channels. 45.70, 45.82, 45.90, 45.94 and 45.98 are licensed for operations in the Northern Puget Sound area -- from Seattle to Blaine.

Floods, snow, and an airline pilot just reported a steam plume from Mount St Helens.

Another day in Paradise !! No locusts, earthquakes or fire storms. State DOT is no longer using 151.115. Its now a WSP frequency. VHF primary channels are 151.01, 151.025, 151.04, 151.07, 156.12 - statewide. The Primary frequencies are all active -- on a statewide basis and are wide band analog New narrow band frequencies include 151.0025, 151.0175, 151.0325, 151.0475, 151.0625, 151.0775, 156.1125, 156.1275, 156.1425. All VHF channels are non-trunked. Shared use of 156.135 -- by DOT and OEM.

MTM are all these WSDOT freqs in conventional mode? not a new trunked system. are all freqs currently active or some not yet? Thanks..

City of Port Angeles, 158.9250, City of Port Angeles and Sequim 158.9400, also try PUD For Clallam County 48.100 or your local PUD Dist as how alot of people are with out power this time of year, my self included, and also try your local cable company, that is just a few i can think of,
Happy Scanning

All of the VHF frequencies are NON-trunked. I know that all of the wide band frequencies are active. The new narrow band frequencies may or may not be active -- it would all depend on if any scanner could receive the new channels -- or not. The only fixed repeaters are located in eastern Washington. Otherwise -- all repeaters are licensed as itinerent --portable stations.