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Yakima Co. Database last updated 1/6/10

Hello! This page will explain jurisdicions and what you'll hear when scanning the Yakima Valley. Below are the Main
Dispatch and Ops repeaters for Fire Departments and Police Departments County-wide. Upper and Lower Yakima
County is split in the middle by Ahtanum Ridge. Everything south of the ridge is considered the Lower Valley and
everything North of the ridge is considered the Upper Valley.

Please see the Yakima County page in the database for a list of simplex tactical channels for all agencies.

Links:
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[http://www.interceptradio.com/files/US/WA/Yakima_Police_beat_map.jpg Yakima Police beat map] 
[http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=107876846698053095790.000460e5e39f802ed2d64 Upper Yakima County Fire station map] 
[http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&gl=us&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&msa=0&msid=107876846698053095790.000461a89d437235c0d5b Upper Yakima County Public Safety Repeater Sites map] - Last updated 2/26/09 
[http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/jrw14493/tower.jpg Picture of City of Yakima Public Safety Repeater Site] - Home of Yakima City Police Dispatch and Data, City Fire and Ops and City Services 800mhz trunk system repeaters. 
[http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/jrw14493/countytowers.jpg Picture of Yakima County Fire Repeater Site] - Home of Clemans Mtn. narrowband simulcast site as well as Clemans Mtn. tactical repeater. 
[http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/jrw14493/statetowers.jpg Picture of Washington State DNR & WSP Repeater Site] - Home of DNR Clemans and WSP repeaters on Clemans Mtn. Also home of retired DNR State G Repeater. 
[http://www.dougberndt.com/scanner/index.php Listen to the Yakima Scanner Live!] - Courtesy of Doug Berndt 
"http://www.yakima-herald.com/page/maps
">Herald Republic map of Yakima County Ambulance stations

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What you will hear when Scanning the Upper Yakima Valley:

154.190 - Old County Fire Main Dispatch. Yakima County has retained this frequency and uses it for
the Fire Repeater on Clemans Mt. which is near the Nile-Cliffdell Fire Department. There is also a narrowband
simulcast site on Mt. Clemans, but Nile-Cliffdell fire still uses the 154.190 repeater.

154.2575 - Yakima County Fire Main Dispatch - Upper Valley "County Main". This is the Receive frequency for
the Upper Valley Fire Dispatch Narrowband Simulcast Repeater System. 3 sites (Eagle Peak, Cowiche Mtn. and
Mt. Clemans) make up the system. This is the dispatch channel for Cowiche, Tieton, Selah, Naches, East Valley,
Gleed, Naches Heights, West Valley, Nile-Cliffdell, Union Gap and Training Center Fire Departments. This frequency
does not dispatch the City of Yakima Fire. Station apparatus dispatched on this frequency as follows:

Yakima County Fire District #1 Highland Fire Department (combined Cowiche & Tieton Fire April '09 to make Highland Fire District)
Station 1 (Formerly Cowiche Station): Highland Engine 11, Highland Engine 12, Highland Brush 16, Highland Rescue 19
Station 2 (Formerly Tieton Station): Highland Engine 21, Highland Engine 22, Highland Brush 26, Highland Rescue 29

Yakima County Fire District #2 Selah Fire & Rescue Department
Station 1: Selah Engine 11, Selah Engine 12, Selah Tender 15, Selah Brush 16, Selah Rescue 17, Selah 19, Selah 1, 2, 3
Station 2: Selah Engine 21, Selah Rescue 27, Selah Tender 25
Station 4: Selah Engine 41, Selah Rescue 47, Selah Tender 45
Station 6: Selah Engine 61, Selah Brush 66, Selah Brush 662, Selah Rescue 67

Yakima County Fire District #3 Naches/White Pass
Station 13: Engine 13, 213, Rescue/Brush 13, Rescue 213, Brush 213, Tender 13, Duty 13, Chief 13

Yakima County Fire District #4 East Valley Fire Department
Station 40: Engine 40, Brush 40, Air Support 40, Rescue 43, Engine 43, Cheif 40, Cheif 2-40
Station 41: Engine 41, Tender 41, Brush 41, 241, Rescue 41
Station 42: Engine 42, Tender 42, Brush 42, 242, Rescue 42
Station 43: Closed

Yakima County Fire District #6 Gleed Fire & Rescue Department
Station 1: Gleed Engine 11, Gleed Brush 16, Gleed Rescue 17, Gleed Tender 25, Gleed 1, 2, 4, 6
Station 2: Gleed Engine 21, Gleed Brush 26

Yakima County Fire District #9 Naches Heights Fire Department
Station 1: Engine 9, Support 9, Tender 9, Naches Heights 1
(recently changed to City of Yakima apparatus numbering system, but stilll use the Upper Valley
numbering system as well depending on whos talking on the radio.)

Yakima County Fire District #12 West Valley Fire-Rescue Department
Station 1: West Valley Engine 11, West Valley Brush 16, West Valley Rescue 17
Station 2: West Valley Engine 21, West Valley Engine 22, West Valley Brush 26, West Valley Rescue 27
Station 3: West Valley Engine 31, West Valley Tender 35, West Valley Brush/Rescue 36, West Valley Air Support 39
Station 4: West Valley Engine 41, West Valley Tender 45, West Valley Brush 46, Rescue 47, West Valley ATV 1, West Valley Snow 1 and 2
Station 5: West Valley Engine 51, West Valley Brush 562, West Valley 59, West Valley 1, 2, 3, 5, 6

Yakima County Fire District #14 Nile-Cliffdell Fire-Rescue Department
Station 10: Engine 10, Rescue 10, Tender 10
Station 11: Engine 11, Rescue 11, Brush 11, Cheif 11, Cheif, 2-11
Station 12: Engine 12, Tender 12, Lieutenant 12

Union Gap Fire Department (Also protects Yakima County Fire District #11 Broadway)
Station 85: Engine 85, Engine 2-85, Brush 85, Tender 85, Cheif 85
Station 86: Engine 86, Rescue 86, Rehab 86

Training Center Fire Department located on the Army's Yakima Training Center
Station 29: Engine 29, Engine 2-29, Brush 29, Brush 2-29, Brush 3-29, Brush 4-29, Cheif 29, Cheif 2-29

Highland, Selah, Gleed and West Valley units follow the Upper Valley Apparatus Numbering
System and are designated by their Apparatus Number.
The first Number is the station they are from, the second number is what type of truck they are:
1's are 1st out Engines
2's are 2nd out Engines
5's are Tenders
6's are Brush Trucks
7's are Rescue Trucks
8's are Aerial Trucks
9's are mixed some rehab, some rescue trucks.
(West Valley 11 is the 1st out Engine of West Valley Station 1. Selah 45 is the Tender out of Selah Station 4 etc...)

Personell numbers are slightly different, as every department uses them differently. "Department Name" followed
by a "1" is always the Chief. (West Valley 1, Gleed 1 etc...) "Department Name" followed by a "2" is sometimes a
Deputy Chief or Captain. 3's and 4's and on down the list are different for every department.

West Valley Fire Department and Highland Fire Department will also use "West Valley/Highland 101, 102, 103 or 104" where
"West Valley 101" is the Captain for Station 1, "Highland 201" is the captain for Station 2 and so on. 102, 103 and
104, 202, 203 etc... are Lieutenants. There are a few departments that follow that and West Valley and Highland are
good examples of that.

154.310 - City of Yakima Fire Main Dispatch. Dispatches for the City of Yakima Fire Department only.
Apparatus dispatched on this frequency as follows:

Station 90: Air Support 90, Rehab 90
Station 91: Engine 91, Rscue 91, Truck 91, Batallion 91, Brush 91
Station 92: Engine 92
Station 93: Engine 93, Engine 2-93, Truck 93
Station 94: Engine 94, ARFF 94, ARFF 2-94, ARFF 3-94, Engine 2-94
Station 95: Engine 95, Tech Rescue 95, Tech Rescue 5-95, HazMat 95, Engine 2-95

154.430 - City of Yakima Fire Ops. "Ops" repeater used when apparatus are on scene at ususally a
multi-company response situation.

155.220 - AMR Ambulance Dispatch. (See Description for ALS ambulance below for jurisdiction) Also
does a lot of transporting in the Lower Yakima Valley to those area hospitals.

155.400 - Advanced Life Systems Ambulance. There are no agencies in the Upper Yakima Valley that
transport to the Hospital except for ALS Ambulance. Every medical call in the Upper Valley will get a
response from your Local Fire Department as well as an ALS or AMR ambulance (which ever is closest,
determined by AVL.)

155.535 - Yakima County Sheriff's Office (YSO) "Eagle" Repeater. This repeater serves as the Main
Dispatch Repeater for the Yakima County Sheriff's Deputies patrolling the Upper Yakima Valley. Sheriff's Deputies
repond to calls everywhere in Yakima County except for indside the incorporated city limits of cities within the county, unless
they are assisting another agency or making a traffic stop.

20 units are Wapato Police units
30 is the Sheriff
31 is the Undersheriff
32-35 units are Administrative Chiefs
36-39 units are Lieutenants
40-49 units are Sergeants
50-114 units are Deputies
180-218 units are Reserve Deputies
DS units are Courthouse Security
S Units are Prisoner Transport Units
Victor are Volunteer Community Patrol Units
600 units are Town of Tieton Police Officers
720 units are Moxee Police Officers (East Valley)
791-793 units are Yakima County Animal Control Officers

156.015 - Yakima Police (YPD), Selah Police and Union Gap Police Dispatch
Adam units are YPD Day Shift Units
Baker units are YPD Late Day shift units
Charlie units are YPD Swing Shift units
David units are YPD Graveyard shift units
X-Ray units are YPD Reserve Officers
George units are YPD Gang Enforcement officers
K-9 units are YPD Canine officers
Tom units are YPD Traffic Enforcement officers
Sam units are YPD Segeants
Lincoln units are YPD Lieutenants
Mary units are YPD Traffic Enforcement officers on motorcycles,
Ida units are YPD Investigators/Detectives
John units are YPD Jail officers
Victor units are YPD Administrative officers
AC units are City Animal Control Units (see note below)
SR units are School Resource officers
King units are Pro-active, sometimes plain clothes officers
MOPS 1 is the Yakima County Public Services Mobile Operations Command Vehicle
CSO 1 Union Gap Community Services Officer

There are 9 beats in the City (See YPD beat map above)
(Baker-5 is a YPD Late Day Shift unit assigned to beat 5. Adam-9 is a YPD Day Shift unit assigned to Beat 9 and so on.)

500's are Selah Police units
400's are Union Gap Police units

Thanks also to Doug Berndt's site for confirming that information

156.210 - YPD, Selah Police and Union Gap Police Data (Warrant Checks etc...)

City of Yakima Animal Control - Yakima Animal Control Units AC 1, AC 2, and AC 3 use YPD Dispatch as well
as the 800mhz City Trunking system for communications.

What you will hear when Scanning the Lower Yakima Valley:

In the Lower Valley, each City has its own Police Department and most are dispatched over the Sheriff's
Office Lookout Repeater. The City of Sunnyside Police Department is the only one I am aware of that
has it's own dispatch center.

155.0325 - Yakima County Fire Main Dispatch - Lower Valley. The entire Lower Yakima County
is protected by Yakima County Fire District #5 from Ahtanum Ridge south to the county line. The district
has 17 stations which includes a Mechanics complex and is the largest fire district in the state. District stations and apparatus are:

(Many thanks to RDub for this information!!)
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White Swan Station 1 -- 201 Engine, 601 Brush unit, 801 Offroad Tender, [http://www.braunnorthwest.com/popup.php?id=133 Rescue 1] 
Brownstown Station 2 -- 802 Offroad Tender 
Harrah Station 3 -- 203 Engine, [http://www.generalfire.com/Trucks/New%20Deliveries/pdfiles/yak5xbody.pdf 603 Brush/Rescue], 803 Onroad Tender 
Gamache Station 4 -- [http://www.generalfire.com/Trucks/New%20Deliveries/pdfiles/yak5fpdpumpertender.pdf 204 Engine], 604 Brush/Rescue 
Parker Station 5 -- 205 Engine, 605 Brush/Rescue 
Wapato Station 6 -- [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/DSC00013_1.JPG 206 Engine], [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/DSC00011_1.JPG 606 Brush unit], [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/DSC00008_1.JPG 806 Offroad Tender], [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/DSC00019_1.JPG Rescue 6] 
Sawyer Station 7-- 207 Engine, [http://www.generalfire.com/Trucks/New%20Deliveries/pdfiles/yak5xbody.pdf 607 Brush/Rescue] 
Buena Station 8 -- [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/100_2588.JPG 208 Engine], [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/100_2589.JPG 608 Brush/Rescue] 
Toppenish Station 9 -- [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/DSC00006.JPG 209 Engine], 609 Brush Unit, [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/2_DSC00001.JPG 809 Offroad Tender], [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/rescue9/large/IM002416.JPG Rescue 9] (stationed at Toppenish City Station) 
Zillah Station 10 -- 210 Engine, [http://www.generalfire.com/Trucks/New%20Deliveries/pdfiles/yak5chief.pdf 610 Brush Unit], [http://www.generalfire.com/Trucks/New%20Deliveries/pdfiles/yakima52008wettender.pdf 810 Onroad Tender], [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/IM000984.JPG Rescue 10] 
Granger Station 11 -- 211 Engine, Rescue 11. [http://grangerfiredepartment.com/apparatus.html"(District apparatus featured with city apparatus)] 
Outlook Station 12 -- [http://www.generalfire.com/Trucks/New%20Deliveries/pdfiles/yak5fpdpumpertender.pdf 212 Engine], [http://www.generalfire.com/Trucks/New%20Deliveries/pdfiles/yak5fpdpumpertender.pdf 612 Brush/Rescue], [http://www.generalfire.com/Trucks/New%20Deliveries/pdfiles/yak5etenderrehab.pdf 812 Offroad Tender] 
Sunnyside Station 13 -- 213 Engine, 613 Brush Unit, 813 Offroad Tender, Rescue 13 
Grandview Station 14 -- 214 Engine, 614 Brush Unit, 814 Onroad Tender, Rescue 14 
Mabton Station 15 -- [http://www.generalfire.com/Trucks/New%20Deliveries/pdfiles/yak5fpdpumpertender.pdf 215 Engine], 615 Brush Unit, 815 Offroad Tender, Rescue 15
Satus Station 16 -- 216 Engine, 616 Brush Unit, 816 Offroad Tender, Rescue 16 
Station 17 Maintenance Shop & Reserve Apparatus -- Transport 1, Transport 2, Transport 3, Dozer 1, Dozer 2, Track 1, 217 Reserve Engine, 
218 Reserve Engine, 617 Reserve Brush Unit, 618 Reserve Brush Unit, 817 Reserve Offroad Tender, Reserve Rescue 17, 
518 Reserve Command Unit, 519 Reserve Command Unit, 520 Reserve Command Unit, Boat 1, Support 1, Support 2, Support 3, Polaris 6x6. 

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The first digit signifies what type of apparatus it is.
2's are engines
8's are tenders
6's are brush trucks
Rescue rigs are just Rescue 1 or Rescue 6
The last two is the station they are assigned to. (213 would be an engine from Station #13, 206 would be an engine
from Station #6 & 607 would be a brush truck from Station #7) The staff officers have their own unit id's and are listed
here: </pre>[http://ycfd5.com/staff.htm http://ycfd5.com/staff.htm] . <pre>

Within District 5 are the City fire departments in the smaller Lower Valley Cities (Toppenish, Sunnyside etc...)
and they are also dispatched on this frequency. They are signified as "Wapato City" or "Toppenish City" etc.
Within the cities, the Upper Valley Apparatus Numbering System applies except for Wapato and Mabton as they
have their own numbering system. Lower Valley City Apparatus below:

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Grandview -- Grandview Engine 11, Grandview Engine 12, Grandview Engine 13, [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/IM002248.JPG Grandview Ladder 18.] 
Granger -- Granger Engine 11, Granger Tender 15 [http://grangerfiredepartment.com/apparatus.html (Granger's Apparatus)] 
Mabton -- Mabton Engine 132 
Sunnyside -- Sunnyside Engine 11, Sunnyside Engine 12, Sunnyside Engine 13, Sunnyside Ambulance 17, Sunnyside Ambulance 27, 
Sunnyside Ambulance 37, Sunnyside Support 29 (they only have one station why they designated their support as 29 idk.) 
Toppenish -- [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepics2/large/IM003766.JPG Toppenish Engine 11], [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/99DSC00022.JPG Toppenish Engine 12], [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/99DSC00016.JPG Toppenish Engine 13], [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/65728DSC00014.JPG Toppenish Ladder 18 ] 
Wapato -- [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/DSC00023_1.JPG Wapato Engine 171], [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/DSC00029_1.JPG Wapato Engine 172] 
Zillah -- [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/3_DSC00001.JPG Zillah Engine 11], [http://photos.imageevent.com/k1500chevy97/firepictures2/large/IM000560.JPG"Zillah Engine 12], Zillah Brush 16] 
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The City of Sunnyside Fire Department and Town of White Swan both operate ambulance services that transport to the hospital.
AMR also transports in the Lower Valley to area hospitals. Sunnyside ambulance is Dispatched on this frequency
and is the only fire department in the county that operates a paramedic ambulance program that transports to the
hospital. White Swan Ambulance is dispatched on 154.085.

District 5 migrated from their 154.385 "KOK-411" repeater to their new Narrowband Simulcast system on October 28th 2009.
The new dispatch frequency is 155.0325 and they now say "Valley Fire" instead of "411" or "KOK-411."

155.880 - Yakima County Fire Ops Repeater - Lower Valley Similar to the City of Yakima, this repeater
alongside a few tac channels are used when units are on-scene from multiple stations or jurisdictions.

155.760 - Yakima County Sheriff's Office "Lookout" Repeater Like the Upper Valley, the Lower Valley has
it's own Main Dispatch Frequency for the Sheriff's Office on the Lookout Point in the Lower Valley. Officer unit
numbers in the Upper Valley apply in the Lower Valley as well.

Some other things you'll come across when searching public safety frequencies for the Yakima Valley:

155.730 - Yakima County Sheriff's Office "Bethel" Repeater - This Repeater is located on the ridge above
Rimrock Lake up Chinook Pass (HWY 410). It is used by the Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) deputies that patrol up there and work
radar on the pass, mostly in the summer time.

155.730 - Yakima County Sheriff's Office "Elephant" Repeater - This Repeater is located East, by
South-East of Yakima on Elephant Mtn. and serves as a back-up repeater for the Lower Valley.
Unfortunately, the RX PL tones and frequencies are the same for both Bethel and Elephant so you
wouldn't know which repeater the unit is on, unless they specify.