"WQNF566, 870, the Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department signing on the air..." |
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The Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department is dispatched by the full-time dispatchers of the Manhasset-Lakeville Fire District. All emergency calls are received by a full-time dispatcher, who then dispatches the appropriate Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department Companies or Units to respond based on the type and location of the emergency. From early childhood people are taught to 9-1-1 if there is an emergency. While dialing 9-1-1 is a good method of requesting emergency assistance, in order to provide the fastest response time to the residents of the communities we serve, the Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department insists that you please dial our direct emergency phone number at (516) 466-4411 for all FIRE and MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, day or night. ** Phone stickers and magnets with our emergency phone number are available for distribution at all of our firehouses. |
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How members receive notification of alarms:
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Nassau County-Wide Low Band 1 (46.10) |
This channel is used primarily for the dispatching of fire and ambulance calls throughout Nassau County, NY. Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department members receive notification of alarms via their voice pagers on this frequency. Monday thru Saturday at 1830 hours 870 performs daily radio checks on this frequency. |
Nassau County-Wide Low Band 2 (46.12) |
Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department units responding to alarms (Signal 21) and arriving at locations (Signal 22) will transmit to 870 over this low-band frequency. All other requests and notifications to 870 are to be made over this frequency only. 870 and Nassau County FireCom use this frequency to contact command posts or bases during incidents. |
Manhasset-Lakeville High-Band Frequency (155.1450) |
This high-band frequency is the main fire gound operations frequency for Manhasset-Lavkeille Fire Department units. This frequency is to be used by units responding to or on the scene to contact each other. Examples: Chiefs-to-Chiefs, Chiefs-to-Officers, Officers-to-Officers, Officers-to-Members, Apparatus-to-Apparatus, etc. |
Nassau County & M-LFD Radio Signals | |
1 - All units eliminate unnecessary transmissions | 51-60 - Unassigned - Reserved for future use |
2 - Un-assigned (Reserved for future use) | 61-70 - Available for any use |
3 - Unit involved in accident - Injured Personnel | 63 - M-LFD Truck Out of Service |
4 - Unit disabled - Need assistance | 64 - M-LFD Truck Back in Service |
5 - Activate traffic signal - Open doors | 71 - Company Meeting |
6 - Stand-by for orders where you are | 72 - Company Drill or Training |
7 - Release personnel in stations | 72B - Company Drill or Training at F.S.A. (Bethpage) |
8 - Still alarm - Grass, oil burner, car fire, etc. | 73 - Rescue Company or Squad Meeting |
9a - Ambulance - Emergency - Rescue call | 74 - Rescue Company or Squad Training or Drill |
10 - Working Building Fire or Emergency - Clear The Air | 74B - Rescue Company or Squad Training or Drill at F.S.A. (Bethpage) |
11 - Call by land line (phone) at your convenience | 75 - Officers Meeting |
12 - Fire under control - Slow Down & Proceed with caution | 76 - Department Meeting |
13 - Return to quarters or returning to quarters | 77 - Department Drill or Training |
14 - Request for Police - Routine traffic control or reports | 77B - Department Drill or Training at F.S.A. (Bethpage) |
14A - Request PD - Ambulance | 78 - Funeral or Memorial Service |
14M - Request PD - Mental Aided | 79 - Drill Team Drill or Practice |
14R - Request PD - Rescue | 80 - Parade |
15 - Radio check (5x5 Loud & Clear, 3x3 Weak & Unclear) | 81 - Assistant Fire Inspectors Meeting |
16 - Call doctor (Dept. Surgeon) | 82 - Fund Drive |
17 - Unit not available for duty | 83 - Drivers Training |
18 - Unit available for duty | 84 - Clean-up |
19 - Unit leaving district | 85 - Uniform Inspection or Fitting |
20 - Unit returning to district | 86 - Blood Drive |
21 - Unit responding to scene | 87 - Physical Exam |
22 - Unit arriving at scene | Code 87 - M-LFD Member or Member's Family in need |
23 - Message received "OK" | 88 - Softball Game or Practice |
24 - Request Fire Marshal - Routine | 89 - Picnic or Outing |
25 - Request Fire Marshal - Immediate Investigation | 90 - Tour of FireCom |
25D - Request Fire Marshal - Immediate, Death at scene | 91 - Indefinite - Available for any use |
25HM - Request Fire Marshal - HazMat Response Team | Code 99 - Cardiac Arrest |
27 - Request utility (E = Electric, G = Gas, W = Water, R = LIRR, H = Highway) | |
28 - Request refilling air bottles at the scene | |
29 - Request for Chaplain (C = Catholic, J = Jewish, P = Protestant) | |
30 - Request refreshments at the scene | |
31 - Fuel needed at scene or stopping for fuel | |
32 - Sound General Alarm - Reinforce initial response | |
33 - Request mutual aid - (What & From Who?) | |
34 - Invalid Building | |
35 - Switch from Battalion Freq to Countywide 46.10 | |
36 - Switch from Countywide to Battalion Freq | |
37 - Switch to Mobile-to-Mobile Frequency | |
38 - Training or Drill | |
39 - Verify location of alarm | |
40 - Give your location or location of alarm | |
41 - All units at scene sound horns - Firefighters leave building immediately | |
42-48 - Unassigned - Reserved for future use | |
49 - Obvious D.O.A. - For EMS Units | |
50 - Request for Police - Dangerous situation or civil disturbance |