West Allis Police, Fire, EMS & DPW

West Allis Police, Fire, EMS & DPW streamt live vanuit West Allis WI, United States, op Tuninga Radio.

Dit radiostation is gespecialiseerd in News, Talk-muziek.

The station provides a live audio feed of public safety communications, encompassing the West Allis Police, Fire, EMS, and Department of Public Works (DPW), as well as communications from West Milwaukee Police. The primary function of the feed is to broadcast real-time radio transmissions related to emergency services and public works operations. Listeners can access a variety of channels and talkgroups utilized by these agencies, offering insight into the daily activities and responses to incidents within the jurisdictions served. The feed also includes information regarding Wisconsin Public Safety Network (WiPSN) and Wisconsin State Fair Park (WSFP) operations, with police utilizing specific talkgroups when the State Fair is not occurring. The broadcaster utilizes a Radio Shack Pro-197 Digital Scanner connected to a Raspberry Pi for transmission, and the feed is accessible through various platforms including an HTML5 web player and static URL. The station’s programming consists entirely of live audio transmissions from the aforementioned agencies. Specific channels and talkgroups provide different types of communication, including citywide announcements (WAWA1, WAWA2 for West Allis; WMWM1 for West Milwaukee), dispatch communications (WAFDDISP, WAPDDISP, WMPDDISP), paging (WAFDPAGE), and tactical operations (WAFDTAC1-3, WAPDTAC2-10, WMPDTAC1-2). Listeners can hear communications from fire departments (WAFDAG, WAFDTAC1-3), police departments (WAPDAG, WAPDTAC2-10, WMPDAG, WMPDTAC1-2), and the DPW (WADPWOPS1-6, WADPWDISP, WADPW). The broadcaster provides detailed descriptions of each tag, including its mode, alpha tag, and purpose, allowing listeners to understand the context of the communications they are hearing. Squad numbers for police officers are designated as 190, 290, and 390, corresponding to each shift. The station’s history is primarily documented through its technical setup and operational details. The broadcaster notes the use of a Radio Shack Pro-197 Digital Scanner connected to a Raspberry Pi, indicating a dedicated effort to capture and transmit these public safety communications. The inclusion of West Milwaukee Police communications demonstrates a regional scope of coverage. The broadcaster also references the Wisconsin Public Safety Network (WiPSN) and the Wisconsin State Fair Park (WSFP), suggesting a connection to broader public safety infrastructure and events. The provision of fire protection services by Milwaukee to West Milwaukee is also noted, highlighting inter-jurisdictional cooperation. The station offers multiple listening options, including an HTML5 web player and a static URL for accessibility. It also provides links to the Wisconsin Public Safety Network (WiPSN) and Radioreference.com for further information. The feed has accumulated a significant listener base, with 7,207 total listeners and 39,502 top listeners, indicating a wide audience interested in public safety communications. The broadcaster encourages engagement through a Tweet US link. The station’s technical setup and the inclusion of various talkgroups and channels provide a comprehensive view of the public safety operations within the served areas.