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I've been monitoring Port of Seattle the last few days... here's a list of TGID's from Intercept mixed in with my own hits:

1/2/08

Port of Seattle Talkgroups
CTRL = 854.2625

16 POLICE ATG
48 POLICE ?
80 POLICE - DISPATCH (TOM UNITS = AIRPORT, WILLIAM UNITS = WATERFRONT, DAVID UNITS = DOCK?, PAUL UNITS = PORT?, ROBERT UNITS?)
112 POLICE TAC-1
144 POLICE TAC-2
176 POLICE TAC-3
208 POLICE TAC-4
240 POLICE MUTUAL AID
816 FIRE ATG
848 FIRE TAC-1
880 FIRE TAC-2
912 FIRE - DISPATCH
944 FIRE - ADMIN
976 FIRE MUTUAL AID
1616 MAINTENANCE ATG
1648 MAINTENANCE ADMIN
1680 MAINTENANCE DMR-ET
1712 MAINTENANCE WORKS
1744 MAINTENANCE CONVEYOR
1776 MAINTENANCE SNOW
1840 UNKNOWN
2416 ACCESS ATG
2448 ACCESS 1
2480 ACCESS 2
3216 OPERATIONS ATG
3248 OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR
3280 OPERATIONS FIELD
4016 PARKING & GT ATG
4048 PARKING PAPA
4080 PARKING GENO
4112 PARKING SHUTTLE
4816 NOISE ATG
4848 NOISE
5616 ENGINEERING ATG
5648 ENGINEERING SURVEY
5680 ENGINEERING FOXTROT
5712 ENGINEERING CONST. SERVICE
6416 EMERGENCY COMMAND ATG
6448 EMERGENCY COMMAND
6480 EXECUTIVE COMMAND
7216 COMM TECH RM
7248 COMM TECH PRIVATE
7280 COMM TECH SHARED
8016 STS TRAINS ATG
8048 STS TRAINS DATA (CONFIRMED ONLY DATA)
8080 STS TRAINS VOICE
8112 UNKNOWN
8144 UNKNOWN
8176 UNKNOWN
8880 FIS OPERATIONS(?) (RADIO CHECKS @ 12am)
8912 UNKNOWN
12016 MARINE ATG
12048 MARINE MAINT ALL (1A)
12080 MARINE MAINT SP PROJ (1B)
12208 MARINE TERMINALS (1C)
12240 MARINE TERMINALS SP PROJ (1D)
12368 MARINE FACILITIES MANAG. (1E)
12528 MARINE EMERG. COMM (1F)
12560 MARINE EMERG. ALL (1G)
24464 UNKNOWN

Can anyone shed light on the unknown groups and/or add to the list?


Thanks
-Nick

Nick,

The FIS talk group is for the Federal Inspection Service. They meet the folks coming in on international flights and do the baggage and plant inspections.

We have a similar FIS talk group on the Port of Portland airport system...

- Chris

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When I worked up there, let's see...Tom= Foot patrol in the airport, William= Waterfront, David= Downtown, Paul= Patrol at Seatac (P-1 North, P-2 Central i.e. Seatac proper, P-3 South), Robert I ::think:: was bikes in the garages.

Keep in mind this was like 10 years ago though.

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Ah, very cool. Thanks Chris.