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Placer County, California police scanner feeds

17 live feeds · 27 people listening right now

These are the public-safety radio feeds currently streaming from Placer County, covering police and sheriff, fire, railroad, weather and amateur radio. Anything listed here can be played free in the Police Scanner app, with no account.

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Live feeds in Placer County

FeedTypeListeners
Placer County Law Enforcement and CAL Fire Public Safety 12 listening
Roseville Police and Fire Public Safety 6 listening
East Placer and Nevada Counties CAL FIRE NEU - Kings Beach Area Public Safety 3 listening
Greater Sacramento Area Union Pacific and BNSF Railroads
Live railroad communications on Union Pacific radio frequencies around Roseville, Donner Pass, and the greater Sacramento,CA area. Also, hear BNSF trackage-rights trains and Amtrak operating on UP lines in the coverage area.
Rail 2 listening
Calnet Repeater System
The Calnet Repeater Group is a multi linked amateur radio Repeater System covering most of California and parts of Nevada. The system consists of numerous fulltime RF linked 440 MHz repeaters connecting San Diego to San Francisco and Lake Tahoe.
Amateur Radio 1 listening
NEU West and Nevada County Fire
Priority on NEU West and Nevada County Fire. Also includes Placer West, Lincoln FD, CDF Tac 5, CDF Tac 9, XPL Tac 10, VFire 22, VFire 23 and Air to Ground 3
Public Safety 1 listening
Placer County Law Enforcement
PIRCS P25 Law Enforcement Talkgroups
Public Safety 1 listening
Rocklin Police and Fire Dispatch
Scanning Rocklin CA Police and Fire Dispatch VHF frequencies.
Public Safety 1 listening
Amateur Radio AllStarLink Roach Radio 536221
Place for any topics. Net get together on Thursdays at 9 pm Eastern time.
Amateur Radio
El Dorado National Forest - West
This feed covers fire and air frequencies in Eldorado National Forest and is provided by Watch Duty to support reporting in this area. This is not a scanning feed, the audio output is in stereo, and all frequencies are output simultaneously so that no aud
Public Safety
Northern California NOAA Weather Radio
NOAA Weather Radio from Wolf Mountain in Nevada county 162.550Mhz KEC57 & WWF67 Covering Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, El Dorado, Glenn, Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, San Joaquin, Solano, Stanislaus, Yolo, and Yuba counties.
Public Safety
Placer/ Sierra/Butte County CalFire
Butte BTU Lassen- Modoc LMU Nevada- Yuba- Glenn LMU Plumas Sutter Yuba Nevada County Placer County NEU Roseville Sierra Tahoe Basin Mangmt LNF Plumas Nat Forrest LNF Sierra Nat Forest SNF Tahoe Nat Forset TNF
Public Safety
Tahoe National Forest West
This feed covers fire and air frequencies in Tahoe National Forest and is provided by Watch Duty to support reporting in this area. This is not a scanning feed, the audio output is in stereo, and all frequencies are output simultaneously so that no audio
Public Safety
W6EK 145.4300 MHz Sierra Foothills ARC Repeater
The Sierra Foothills Amateur Radio Club's W6EK repeaters are located in Auburn CA with coverage of the Sierra Foothills & Sacramento Valley. The 2m FM repeater has in/outbound Wires-X W6EK-2M-ROOM (62545) / AllStarLink # 51018 / Echolink # 4128
Amateur Radio
Lincoln FD Main Public Safety
NOAA Weather Radio Reno, NV (WXK58) Other
UPRR Roseville Sub - Colfax, CA Area Rail

What you are hearing

Dispatch traffic is terse and preliminary — calls are described before anyone has arrived, details change constantly, and the people discussed have not been charged with anything. The guide to radio codes covers the shorthand, and fire and EMS radio explained covers alarm levels and apparatus.

Feeds run a few seconds to a minute behind real time, and quiet stretches are normal — an area this size genuinely goes minutes without traffic at night. If a feed seems dead, this covers how to tell.

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