Welcome to the Mid Michigan scanner frequency list site!
Shortened URL:  Tinyurl.com/yq29ss

This site hosts my Large Mid-Michigan scanner frequency list. I have been editing this list for around
15 years with contributions from many numerous contributors. Are you new or planning to get a new scanner?

Additionally to put my dad's World War II memoirs online for all to read - He was 'Very Proud' of it.

We have been hearing scuttlebutt that some huge bomb was dropped on Hiroshima......

My dad's World War II Memoirs link 

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Saginaw Radio Shack digital scanner users! - If you go to Radio Shack and have them reprogram it for Saginaw,
VERY Important, ask them if they are putting in the NEW digital system? If not, it wont work!
Most times I'm seeing now is that they just enable the old 800 mhz analog system.
You will not receive anything on that! Make a new P25 system and input the frequencies I have
in my list for the Saginaw digital system.

Saginaw - Agencies are now switched over to the state MPSCS digital radio network
and in use and follow new information at this forum that will include newly found talkgroup ID's.
Also check the complete statewide list for new ones as well

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 Are you new to scanning or contemplating buying a scanner?
Scanning these days certainly is more complicated. Try these:
Bear in mind Bay County has installed a digital radio tower and their goal is to go digital.
You can future proof yourself going to a digital scanner.

Choosing & Comparing: http://www.policescanners.net/
New to scanning? http://radio-scanner-guide.com/
Trunking radio 101 http://www.uniden.com/products/ButIjustwanttolistentothePolice.pdf
TrunkTracking FAQ's http://www.bensware.com/scandfw/tttipsfaqs.htm
Easier to read scanner manuals http://marksscanners.com/index.shtml

If you have a Uniden digital scanner & live in the mid Michigan area, I can program the digital radios. Email.

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Mid Michigan scanner frequency list downloads:
Updated January 18, 2010

Better, formatted version:
Downloadable in Microsoft Word format  -> compressed .zip format.
Can be viewed with Wordpad. If you don't have Microsoft Word, download the (FREE) Microsoft Word viewer here.

Mid Michigan Scanner Frequencies  -> View it online, about 300K in size

Miscellaneous files I have had for various lengths of time. These aren't updated and won't be,
so don't completely feel the information as being truly correct.


Ones that are missing and wish to have, if you have them let me know!:
Any federal freqs that you hear locally and any police codes.

Trunked systems for Bay metro and Bay City Services for their exact usage.

Charter Cable and any PL or DCS tone numbers for the frequencies.

If you have a Uniden digital scanner & live in the mid Michigan area, I can program the digital radios. Email.

  Before you email me about specific frequencies used for an area you’re interested in,
please visit radiodatabase or cityfreq first.

If you want to let me know of any new frequencies or if anything you see in the list is wrong,
do so by clicking on
this link to send me an email.

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You will need a digital scanner to continue to listen in to many systems
as they transition to the MPSCS digital radio system.

On going discussion link for Saginaw.

Listings for the entire state, constantly updated.

Scanners need to be Trunktracker IV or APCO-25 capable.
Currently ones that work on the digital radio system are the:
Radio Shack Pro 197,  Pro 106, Pro 107
Uniden BC296D, BC796D, BCD396XT, BCD396T, BCD996T, BCD996XT
GRE PSR 500, PSR 600

On the down side, due to the licensing to decode digital, they all cost in the range of $500+,
certainly you always can check the online auction sites as well.
I wouldn't pay pay more than $500 for used as that what the radios go for brand new.

Before you email me about specific frequencies used for an area you’re interested in,
please visit radiodatabase or cityfreq first.

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