Someone somewhere asked for help finding the New Zealand police
frequencies....
The New Zealand Scanning Guide.
Original version by Richard Rowntree, ZL1BOK
Com-Centre, 195 New Windsor Rd, Auckland, New Zealand
Authorised posting for computer based distribution
By Graeme Williams (graeme.williams@powerlink.iconz.co.nz)
Revision 1.1 (06 October 1995)
Users: Frequency range: Search step: Mode:
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Police VHF 75.200 - 76.400 12.5 Khz NFM
Police UHF 485.200 - 488.200 25 Khz NFM
Fire Service 106.7625 - 106.9625 25 Khz AM
Ambulance 141.300 - 141.600 12.5 Khz NFM
ES Band 138.000 - 144.000 12.5 Khz NFM
A Band R/T 81.000 - 84.100 12.5 Khz NFM
B Band R/T 104.9875 - 107.9875 12.5 Khz AM
C Band R/T 455.300 - 458.350 25 Khz NFM
D Band R/T 461.800 - 464.550 25 Khz NFM
E Band R/T 151.000 - 153.400 25 Khz AM/NFM
F Band R/T 478.000 - 482.000 25 Khz NFM
F Band R/T 484.000 - 487.975 25 Khz NFM
Aircraft 118.000 - 136.000 100 Khz AM
Marine VHF 156.000 - 162.025 25 Khz NFM
Amateurs 2m 144.000 - 148.000 25 Khz ALL
Amateurs 70cm 430.000 - 440.000 25 Khz ALL
Trunking 414.000 - 418.000 12.5 Khz NFM
Trunking TS Band 851.000 - 864.000 12.5 Khz NFM
C.B. HF 26.330 - 26.770 10, 25 Khz AM SSB
C.B. UHF 477.000 - 478.000 10, 25 Khz NFM
Cellular output 870.000 - 890.000 30 Khz NFM
Cellular input 825.000 - 845.000 30 Khz NFM
Notes: o Police VHF is used by mobile patrols
o Police UHF is primarily hand-helds, and linked to VHF
repeaters
o ES Band is exclusive to emergency service simplex/repeaters
o B Band is to become obsolete for FM broadcast radio
o Use 10 Khz steps if 30 Khz steps are not available for
cellular
o Fire also use: 455.0625, 457.3000, 455.1375, 457.4000,
459.6375
POLICE RADIO CODES
THE "10" CODES:
10/1 ALL UNITS 10/6 CHANGE CHANNEL
10/2 ON THE WAY 10/7 ATTENDING
10/3 FREE 10/8 BASE
10/4 REPEAT 10/9 URGENT
10/5 OFF FOR 5 MIN 10/0 FINISHED FOR DAY
10/10 MAN DOWN
JOB RESULT CODES:
K/1 SETTLED K/6 OFFENCE REPORT
K/2 NOBODY HOME K/7 LEFT TO SPECIAL
K/3 NO OFFENCE K/8 BACK UP ONLY
K/4 CAUTIONED K/9 ARREST
K/5 REPORTED K/0 TASK ONLY
JOB/STATUS CODES:
Incident Services
1A Alarm 2A Advise of death etc
1B Bomb 2K Found property
1C Suspicious 2L Lost property
1D Domestic 2M Missing person
1F Fire 2P Public relations
1P Insecure premises 2S Summons
1S Sudden death 2W Warrant
1X Suicide
1K Drunk
1M Psychiatric
Preventive Tasks
3F Foot patrol 4C Paperwork
3H Bar/Hotel 4F Finger printing
3R Road block 4M Meal break
3T Stop persons/car 4L Lift
3W Observations 4Q Enquiries
4S Service car/petrol/LPG
4U Lockup
4B Mortuary work
Fire Service Radio Codes
1. STATUS
K0 Not available
K1 Proceeding to incident
K2 In attendance at incident
K3 On RT outside normal turnout
K4 On RT inside normal turnout area
K5 On RT (UHF)
K6 On telepager
K7 At normal station
K8 At residence
K9 Off RT - state location
KE Unable to proceed (state reason ).
(Spoken as "kay echo")
2. SUPPORTING SERVICES REQUIRED
K11 Ambulance required (suffix number injured and injuries)
K12 Electrical Authority required (state reason)
K13 Gas Authority required (state reason)
K14 Police required (state reason)
K14-1 Police required urgently (reason not appropriate for RT
transmission)
K15 Transport or Traffic Officer required
K16 Water Authority required (state reason)
K17 Fire Safety Officer required
K17-1 Technical Liaison Officer required
K18 Dangerous Goods Inspector required
K19 Canteen or refreshments required
3. APPLIANCE MOVEMENTS
K22 Is your appliance available for further call?
K22-1 Appliance available to respond to further call (state
location including District)
K22-2 Have you any appliances that can be released?
K25 Proceed to, and standby at ........... (location)
K25-1 Appliance standing by awaiting instructions at
.............. (location)
K26 Appliance will be engaged at incident for..........(time)
K26-1 Appliance still engaged no additional developments
K28 Appliance is to return to station (only to be used by
control room)
K28-1 Return other responding appliances
4. RADIO PROCEDURE
K31 Request permission to leave RT unattended (fires and
standbys)
K32 On radio test - how do you receive ?
K33 Radio test received satisfactorily
K34 Repeat your message
K35 Verify address of call
K35-1 Request street map reference
K36 Contact control room by telephone
K37-Simplex Change/changing to channel Simplex
K38 Associate Officer to Incident (state incident address)
K39 Retransmit your current status (MSU or verbal)
5. FIREGROUND
K41 Fatality (indicate number with suffix)
K42 Fire Service personnel critically injured, trapped or
fatality
K43 All available manpower fully utilised
K44 Command Point established (OIC and location )
K44-1 Command Point reverting to appliance mobile (state
location)
K45 Command responsibility change
K46-1 Stop Message - False Alarm Good intent
K46-2 Stop Message - False Alarm Accidental
K46-3 Stop Message - False Alarm Defective Apparatus
K46-4 Stop Message - False Alarm Malicious
K47 Stop Message - Message unchanged from informative
K48 Stop Message - Details to follow
6. ARRIVAL MESSAGES
K55 First appliance in attendance - special service incident
K66 First appliance in attendance - non-property fire
K77 First appliance in attendance - nothing showing
investigating further
K88 First appliance in attendance - property fire apparently
small
K99 First appliance in attendance - property fire well
involved
Regards, Graeme Williams
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