Jefferson County, New York police scanner feeds
These are the public-safety radio feeds currently streaming from Jefferson County, covering police and sheriff, fire, EMS, weather and amateur radio. Anything listed here can be played free in the Police Scanner app, with no account.
Listen free on iPhoneLive feeds in Jefferson County
| Feed | Type | Listeners |
|---|---|---|
| Jefferson County Police, Fire and EMS Scanning Jefferson County Fire/EMS, Sheriff, NYSP Troop D, Guilfoyle EMS, City Fire & Police. Please see Additional Details for frequency and channel info. |
Public Safety | 58 listening |
| Jefferson County Fire/EMS Broadcasting Fire/EMS Dispatch and all Fire/EMS TAC channels in the county, including Watertown City Fire. Hosted by Jefferson County Fire Wire, the Facebook page. |
Public Safety | 2 listening |
| Clayton Area Marine Seaway VTS Operations Eisenhower Lock to Eastern Lake Ontario |
Marine | 1 listening |
| Central NY VHF Fire Paging Monitoring: Broome, Delaware, Franklin, Jefferson, Hamilton, Herkimer, Lewis, Oneida, Otsego, Schoharie, Otsego, St. Lawrence & Wayne |
Public Safety | — |
| NOAA Weather Radio Syracuse (WXL31) NOAA Weather for the Syracuse and Central New York region. If you hear static or dead-air, the NOAA weather radio transmitter site may be off-the-air. |
Other | — |
| 146.700 Watertown Amateur Repeater | Amateur Radio | — |
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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