West Allis Fire

West Allis Fire streamt live aus West Allis WI, United States, auf Tuninga Radio.

Dieser Radiosender ist spezialisiert auf News-Musik.

The station provides a live audio feed of the station Department's dispatch and operations. The primary content consists of radio traffic related to the department, originating from West Allis and broadcast on the Milwaukee and Waukesha County OASIS System. Listeners can expect to hear communications from designated priority channels, page announcements, and tactical channels used during fireground operations. The broadcaster utilizes a Uniden BCD536HP Base Scanner to capture and transmit these communications. The feed is intended to provide real-time insights into the activities of the station Department, offering a window into their daily operations and responses to incidents. The station encourages listeners to follow the department on PulsePoint for additional information and updates. The programming schedule, as described, revolves around specific talkgroups and channels used by the station Department. These include WAFDDISP (Talkgroup 2171), designated as a priority channel; WAFDPAGE (Talkgroup 2172); WAFDTAC1 (Talkgroup 2173); WAFDTAC2 (Talkgroup 2175); WAFDTAC3 (Talkgroup 2177); and WUFDTAC3 (8TAC FROM B5, Talkgroup 2165). Fireground channels are also broadcast, including 8TACRED (851.4500), 8TACWHITE (851.9500), and 8TACBLUE (852.4500), all operating on the OASIS system. The broadcaster does not feature individual hosts or shows in the traditional sense; instead, the content is a direct relay of the fire department's radio communications. The station's history is primarily documented through its presence on Broadcastify.com, with a copyright date of 2026. The feed’s existence reflects a commitment to transparency and public access to information regarding the station Department's activities. The broadcaster’s choice to utilize a Uniden BCD536HP Base Scanner indicates a focus on capturing a wide range of frequencies and communications. The integration with the Milwaukee and Waukesha County OASIS System highlights the interoperability of communication systems within the region. The station’s encouragement of listeners to follow the department on PulsePoint suggests an ongoing effort to enhance community engagement and provide supplementary information. The station operates as an online feed, accessible through Broadcastify.com. Listeners can access the feed using either an HTML5 Web Player or an Advanced Web Player, with static URL links provided. The feed is described as an “Official Feed,” suggesting a level of authorization or collaboration with the station Department. The broadcaster encourages community engagement by directing listeners to follow the station Department on PulsePoint. OASIS, or Organization of Affiliated Secure Interoperable RF Subsystems, is referenced, indicating the system used for secure radio communications within the region.