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Volume 2April 2004

STATE TECHNOLOGY OFFICE

STATE OF FLORIDA

STATE TECHNOLOGY OFFICE4030 Esplanade Way • Suite 115 • Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0950

Telephone: 850.410.4777 • Facsimile: 850.922.5162http://www.MyFlorida.com

REVISION MEMORANDUM

TO: RECIPIENTS OF THE FLORIDA EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES(EMS) COMMUNICATIONS PLAN

FROM: JOHN FORD, CHIEF SYSTEMS OFFICERENTERPRISE SERVICESSTATE TECHNOLOGY OFFICE

DATE: APRIL 2004

SUBJECT: APRIL 2004 EDITION OF VOLUME II OF THE EMSCOMMUNICATIONS PLAN

Enclosed is the April 2004 edition of the EMS Communications Plan, Volume II. This Plan isalso available for download from our web site at:

http://www9.myflorida.com/workforce/ems1/Telecom/comhome.html

Limited quantities of hard copies have been distributed for permitted vehicles. To update theset in your office, hospital emergency room, or other locations, copy a current edition,download it from our web site, or call us for additional copies.

This edition has been prepared to reflect a few changes. First, Foyt Ralston is now theFlorida Acting Chief Information Officer of the State Technology Office. Second, I am theacting Executive Manager of Enterprise Services. The data throughout Section 3.0 has beenupdated to reflect information obtained from the State EMS Office and the communicationsrepresentative of each county. The number of permitted vehicles has been deleted fromSection 3.0 of the Plan. County Dispatch frequency information and all 800 MHz frequencyused for EMS communications have also been deleted from this section. County MedicalChannels have been added along with Hospital Emergency Departments channel assignmentsto the tables shown in Section 3.0.

If you have any questions or comments, please call our EMS Engineering group at (850) 922-6437 (SUNCOM 292-6437) or (850) 922-7424 (SUNCOM 292-7424). Thank you for yourcooperation.

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JEB BUSHGovernor

TONI JENNINGSLieutenant Governor

FOYT RALSTONFlorida Acting ChiefInformation Officer

April, 2004i

1.0 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................... 1-1

1.1 PURPOSE……………...…………….…..………………………………………………….……..1-11.2 SUMMARY…….………………...……..………………..…………...………………..…………..1-1

2.0 OPERATIONAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................... 2-1

2.1 FCC RULES & REGULATIONS…………………………………...………….…………….……...2-12.1.1 General Requirements ......................................................................................................... 2-12.1.2 Operation Requirements.................................................................................................... ..2-1

2.2 OPERATING PRACTICES…………………………………………….....………………………….2-12.2.1 Equipment Familiarization.................................................................................................. 2-22.2.2 Communications Skills ........................................................................................................ 2-2

2.3 RADIO THEORY..……….……………...………..………………………………...……………2-32.3.1 Radio Waves ........................................................................................................................ 2-32.3.2 Alternating Current vs. Direct Current ............................................................................... 2-32.3.3 Radio Frequencies............................................................................................................... 2-42.3.4 Land Mobile Radio Frequency Bands................................................................................. 2-52.3.5 VHF Low Band.................................................................................................................... 2-52.3.6 VHF High Band................................................................................................................... 2-72.3.7 UHF Band ........................................................................................................................... 2-72.3.8 800 MHz Band..................................................................................................................... 2-7

2.4 RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE …………………………..….………………….……….2-82.4.1 Co-Channel Interference ..................................................................................................... 2-82.4.2 Receiver Desensitization...................................................................................................... 2-82.4.3 Transmitter Noise ................................................................................................................ 2-82.4.4 Intermodulation Interference............................................................................................... 2-82.4.5 Equipment and Interference Rejection ................................................................................ 2-9

2.5 CONCEPTS OF EMS COMMUNICATIONS…………………….…………………………..2-92.5.1 General................................................................................................................................ 2-92.5.2 Citizen Access.................................................................................................................... 2-102.5.3 Vehicle Dispatch and Response (VDR) ............................................................................. 2-102.5.4 Crew Alerting .................................................................................................................... 2-102.5.5 Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL).................................................................................... 2-102.5.6 Local Medical Coordination (LMC).................................................................................. 2-112.5.7 Countywide Medical Coordination (CMC) ....................................................................... 2-112.5.8 Statewide Medical Coordination (SMC…………………………………………………………2-112.5.9 Statewide Scene or Local Scene Coordination (SSC or LSC) ........................................... 2-112.5.10 Medical Resource Coordination (MRC)............................................................................ 2-11

3.0 FLORIDA EMS ALLOCATIONS ................................................................................................. 3-1

3.1 GENERAL…………………………...…………………………………………………………….3-13.2 INTRODUCTION TO TABLE …………..………………………………………….……………….3-1

3.2.1 Radio Channel Information................................................................................................. 3-13.2.2 Emergency Department Information ................................................................................... 3-53.2.3 EMS Provider Information .................................................................................................. 3-53.2.4 Statewide DTMF Addresses……………………………….………………………….……………3-43.2.5 EMS Air Transport Information………………………………………………………………...3-106

4.0 INTERSTATE COORDINATION................................................................................................. 4-1

4.1 GENERAL………………...………………………………………………………….…………….4-14.2 ALABAMA…….…………..………………………………………………………….……….…...4-14.3 GEORGIA……………………………………………………………………………………….…4-4

5.0 HOSPITAL LATITUDE/LONGITUDE COORDINATES .....................................…….. ……..5-1

6.0 WIDE AREA & STATEWIDE INTERSERVICE/MUTUAL AID FREQUENCIES..……..…..6-1

TABLE OF CONTENTSAPRIL, 04

VOLUME II

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1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 PURPOSE

Volume II of this Emergency Medical Services Communications Plan has been developedby the State of Florida State Technology Office, primarily as an operational “field manual”to be carried as standard equipment on all permitted vehicles within the State. It isdesigned to contain information useful for day-to-day operations, as well as to provide thedata necessary to enable radio communications during transport operations in unfamiliarareas, including adjacent counties in Georgia and Alabama.

Volume II is also intended to be used for instructional purposes in training programs forEmergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics, through its operational approach andexplanatory section regarding radio frequency communications.

The State Technology Office invites suggestions regarding the contents of both thisVolume, as well as Volume I, as to any ways in which the EMS Communications Plan maybe made more accurate and useful. The Program may be reached by telephone at (850)922-6437, SUNCOM 292-6437, or by mail to:

State of FloridaState Technology Office

Building 4030Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0950

1.2 Summary

Section 2.0 “OPERATIONS” contains requirements of the Federal CommunicationsCommission (FCC) Rules relating to communications operations, information on standardoperating practices, basic radio theory, and discussion of the various radio frequency bands.It also contains an explanation of a primary source of interference, which can disruptnormal communications, as well as a definition of the concepts involved in EMScommunications.

Section 3.0 “FLORIDA EMS ALLOCATIONS” contains an alphabetical listing by Countyof all radio frequencies for EMS operations within the State, as well as HospitalEmergency Department addresses & telephone information. Radio dial codes are shownfor those counties using selective addressing for radio communications with hospitals. Thecity/town and telephone number of each ground and air ambulance provider is listed,showing the quantity of permitted vehicles licensed to each. The air ambulance providersare listed again separately, showing additional information.

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Section 4.0 “INTERSTATE ALLOCATIONS” gives a general description of the EMScommunications systems in adjacent counties of both Georgia and Alabama, as well as theaddress, telephone, radio frequency, and selective address dial code of each hospital inthose counties.

Section 5.0 “HOSPITAL LATITUDE/LONGITUDE COORDINATES” gives a listing ofgeneral latitude/longitude coordinates as provided by the EMS providers.

Section 6.0 “WIDE AREA STATEWIDE INTERSEVICE/MUTUAL AIDFREQUENCIES” lists the channel usage, eligibility, and primary usage of wide-area andstatewide mutual-aid frequencies available for utilization in Florida.

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2 OPERATIONAL INFORMATION

2.1 FCC Rules & Regulations

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) prescribes a framework of rules togovern the transmission of radio signals. Under these rules, each user of the radiospectrum must be eligible to operate on given frequencies and be authorized to do so. TheRules are organized into various Parts and Sub-parts, which address the FCC’s practice andprocedures, including frequency assignment policy and operating requirements. PublicSafety communications is governed by Part 90 of the FCC Rules.

2.1.1 General Requirements

Licensees of radio systems have direct responsibility for the proper operation of eachtransmitter licensed. They must ensure that radios are used in accordance with the Rulesand for purposes directly related to the particular activities for which they are licensed.Priority is to be given to communications involving the imminent safety of life andproperty, but licensees are required to keep transmission times to a minimum and employefficient operating procedures to maximize the utilization of the frequency spectrum.

Licensees are required to take reasonable precautions to avoid causing harmful interferenceto other radio users. This includes monitoring the operating frequency for communicationsin progress and such other measures as may be necessary to minimize the potential forcausing interference.

2.1.2 Operation Requirements

No operator license or permit is required for the individual personnel operating radioequipment. Any person having the consent of the system licensee may provide authorizedcommunications on behalf of the licensee. The licensee will at all times exerciseresponsibility for operations and is expected to provide observation, servicing andmaintenance as often as necessary to ensure compliance with all applicable rules.

2.2 Operating Practices

In the course of providing emergency health care to the public, many of the individualparticipants practicing in the EMS system are required to communicate with one anothervia two-way radio facilities. Good operator practice is essential to the effectiveness andefficiency of any public safety communications system. For EMS, good practice followedby EMTs/Paramedics, dispatchers, physicians and emergency department nursingpersonnel relates directly to a reduction in response time which in turn saves lives, reducesfurther injuries and minimizes suffering.

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2.2.1 Equipment Familiarization

A first step in proper communications techniques is necessarily a familiarization with theradio equipment to be used by the operator. There are many different brands and types ofradio equipment items that EMS personnel will encounter in their work, and manufacturersare continually introducing new products that will always present new educationalchallenges. As a minimum, communications systems are comprised of mobile and/orportable radios, base/repeater stations and various radio-controlled devices. Additionally,they may include more complex aspects such as telemetry, satellite receiver voting systems,vehicular repeaters, trunked operations and data.

EMS personnel should take sufficient time to learn the correct operation of each item ofcommunications equipment that they use. They should fully investigate the variousfeatures of that equipment in order to maximize the extent to which the equipment assistsin delivery of emergency services. Operators are encouraged to ask questions of theircolleagues, equipment maintenance technicians and manufacturers’ representatives toensure understanding.

2.2.2 Communications Skills

The objective of radio communications in EMS is to convey information in a concise andaccurate manner. The communications skills exhibited by operator personnel can have apositive influence on the outcome of a particular event.

A. Operating Protocol

In most EMS services there is generally some agreed-upon protocol (written or unwritten)to govern radio communications. If unwritten, such procedures are probably defined bytradition. No attempt is made here to establish a particular mode of operation, however,certain key points are highlighted for the benefit of operator personnel.

• Follow standard protocol established by the EMS service. It may address the manner inwhich calls are to be placed from one unit of the service to another, and govern themanner in which messages are formatted.

• Maintain channel discipline. Courtesy and respect for the communications of otherssharing the radio channel go a long way in preserving order, especially in congestedgeographic areas with much radio traffic. Monitor the channel before transmitting toprevent interference to others users. Think ahead and keep transmissions short and tothe point to maximize airtime.

• Practice verbal communications skills. Speak distinctly, at a moderate rate, anddirectly into the microphone or handset to maximize intelligibility. Keeping themicrophone close to the mouth overcomes background noise and permits the operatorto speak in a normal tone of voice. Shouting is to be avoided as it results in audiodistortion and thus works against the premise of intelligibility.

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• Use plain language to describe a particular condition or event when in doubt of theappropriate aural brevity code might otherwise be used. Individuals under stress mayfind it easier to relate clear and simple descriptions.

B. Technical Considerations

• Key your transmitter before engaging in speech. The complexities in communicationssystem design often introduce delay in the time it takes to turn on the variouscomponents comprising the system. Transmitters take time to come up to full poweroutput, tone squelch decoding equipment requires time to open receivers and receivervoting systems take time to select the best receiver. While these events generally areaccomplished in less than one second, there are many voice transmissions that could bemissed in their entirety if the operator did not delay slightly before beginning his/hervoice message. Pausing one second after depressing the push-to-talk button on themicrophone or headset is sufficient in most cases to prevent missed words or responses.

• Keep loudspeaker clear of clutter. Papers or other materials covering or obstructingloudspeakers can diminish receiver audio and alter intelligibility.

• Avoid turning receiver volume too low. A low setting may fail to attract the operator’sattention to an incoming call.

2.3 Radio Theory

2.3.1 Radio Waves

A radio signal is an invisible wave of “electromagnetic” radiation that has the ability tomove through space at 186,000 miles per second - the speed of light. It is non-ionizingradiation, which results when an alternating current of radio frequency is established in anantenna. The alternating current will produce an alternating electromagnetic field in thespace surrounding the antenna that will propagate outward from the antenna with acontinuous reduction in strength.

2.3.2 Alternating Current vs. Direct Current

The alternating electric and magnetic fields associated with radio waves are better realizedwith some understanding of electrical current. The most basic form of electricity is directcurrent, known as DC, which is that obtained most commonly from a battery. If bothterminals of a battery are connected to some electric device or circuit, current will flowfrom the battery through the circuit. For example, if a light bulb were connected to abattery, current would flow through the light bulb and produce energy in the form of visiblelight. If the battery direct-current source was replaced with a source of alternating current(AC) such as a generator, the current in the light circuit would continually reverse itsdirection, or alternate, at a rate dependent on the rotating speed of the generator. Thenumber of times per second that the current changes direction (cycles per second) is knownas the frequency of the alternating current.

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2.3.3 Radio Frequencies

Radio waves are produced by alternating currents that are of the same nature, but of muchhigher frequency than the 60 cycles per second frequency of normal AC power systems. Aradio transmitter that is connected to an antenna to produce the radiated wave generatesthese currents. The waves thus produced by an antenna travel through space to a distantantenna that is connected to a radio receiver. The purpose of the radio signal is to carryinformation from a point of origin to one or more points of destination, hence the terms“carrier wave” or “carrier” which are often used to describe it. The information carriedmay be voice, music, video, telemetry, or other information.

The ranges of frequencies, which may be used from radio communication, vary betweenapproximately 30,000 Hz (Hertz) and 300,000,000,000 Hz. When dealing with such highfrequencies it is more appropriate to use larger units to describe them. The termscommonly used are kilohertz, megahertz, and gigahertz, abbreviated kHz, MHz and GHz,respectively. The relationship between hertz, kilohertz, megahertz and gigahertz is asfollows:

1 kHz = 1,000 Hz1 MHz = 1,000 kHz = 1,000,000 Hz1 GHz = 1,000 MHz = 1,000,000 kHz = 1,000,000,000 Hz

To gain familiarity with frequency spectrum and its units of measurement, it is helpful totake as a first example the standard “AM” broadcast band. This radio band extends from540 kHz to 1,600 kHz. A radio station found at 1,200 kHz on the radio dial could also besaid to be operating at 1.2 MHz. The “FM” broadcast band is located much higher in thefrequency spectrum than the AM band, and ranges between 88 and 108 MHz. In betweenthe AM and FM broadcast bands (between 1.6 MHz and 88 MHz) operate many differentcommunications services. Included in this range of spectrum are international (short-wave)broadcasts, military communications and ham radio, but most familiar are Citizens Band(CB) radio at 27 MHz and TV Channels 2 through 6 between 54 and 88 MHz. Thisportion of the spectrum is graphically portrayed as follows:

kHz MHz________________________ _____________________________________________

540 1600 27 54 88 108-------- | = = = = = = = |-------------- |-------| = = = = = = = = = = = = = = |--------- |

AM CB TV Channels FMRadio Radio 2-6 Radio

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Services that operate above the FM broadcast band include aircraft (118 - 136 MHz), TVChannels 7 through 13 and 14 through 69 (174 - 216 MHz and 470 - 806 MHz,respectively), and cellular telephones (825 - 845 MHz mobile and 870 - 890 MHz base).

118 136 174 216 470 512 806 825 900---| = = = |------| = = = |-------|= = = = = = = = |= = = | ----- | = = = = = = = = | Aircraft TV TV

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2.3.4 Land Mobile Radio Frequency Bands

The entire radio frequency spectrum is grouped into the following classifications offrequency range and band name:

30 - 300 kHz Low Frequency (LF)300 - 3,000 kHz Medium Frequency (MF)

3 - 30 MHz High Frequency (HF)30 - 300 MHz Very High Frequency (VHF)*

300 - 3,000 MHz Ultra High Frequency (UHF)3 - 30 GHz Super High Frequency (SHF)

30 - 300 GHz Extremely High Frequency (EHF)

*Within the VHF Band used by public safety radio services, the range 30 - 50 MHz iscommonly referred as “VHF Low Band”; the range 150 - 160 MHz is referred to as “VHFHigh Band”. Similarly, 800 MHz is identified separately in the UHF band.

In the spectrum between about 25 MHz and 1,000 MHz are various bands allocated by theFCC for two-way mobile radio communications known as “land mobile radio” bands.

They have the following common designations

25 – 50 MHz VHF Low Band150 – 174 MHz VHF High Band450 – 470 MHz UHF Band470 – 512 MHz UHF TV Sharing (specific areas only)

806 – 824 MHz &851 – 869 MHz 800 MHz Band

Each of these frequency “sub-bands” are widely used for two-way land mobile radiocommunications in the Public Safety Services. The choice as to which one is best for aparticular operation depends on the frequency availability, the particular type ofcommunications system required, the radio coverage area required, and many otherengineering factors. Each frequency band has its unique properties that must be factoredinto the overall engineering of the system design for each user.

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2.3.5 VHF Low Band

VHF Low Band has, as its advantage, the farthest coverage distance (other factors beingequal) of any of the land mobile frequency bands. Given the same operating conditions(transmitter power and antenna height), low band will generally “talk” further, base-to-mobile and mobile-to-mobile. It is also better suited for traversing hilly terrain andpenetrating heavily wooded areas than higher frequencies.

Unfortunately, VHF Low Band has several disadvantages not shared by higher frequencies.It is commonly affected by “skip” interference (which occurs when radio signals arereflected from the upper atmosphere at great distances from the location of origin). It is notuncommon to receive stations over 2,000 miles away, and such occurrences tend to disruptlocal communications. VHF Low Band is also affected to more of an extent by man-madenoise sources than higher frequencies. Automobile ignition systems, motors, commercialpower lines and electric fences in the vicinity of radio receivers may create so muchelectrical noise that the desired radio signals may be masked at times to the point that theybecome unusable.

Additionally, and for some of the above reasons, VHF Low Band does not generally farewell in urban environments. In addition to the above shortcomings, antennas for VHF LowBand communications must be relatively large compared to higher frequency antennas;attempts to shorten these antennas for convenience or practically results in inefficiency andreduced coverage area.

2.3.6 VHF High Band

Within the 150 MHz range of VHF High Band, skip interference is considerably reduced.Man-made noise sources also are not of as much concern, and better penetration intometropolitan area environments is realized. Due to the shorter wavelength of VHF HighBand, it becomes practical to use shorter antennas that exhibit greater gain than withsimilar lengths at VHF Low Band.

VHF High Band has typically been, for the above reasons, the band of choice for manyapplications. In many parts of the United States however, VHF High Band has become socongested, particularly in metropolitan areas, that interference of several kinds fromneighboring systems is often received. Point-to-point co-channel interference isparticularly severe in view of the simplex-type allocation of these frequencies by the FCC.VHF High Band is also characterized by a somewhat shorter communications range thanVHF Low Band, especially on a mobile-to-mobile basis.

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2.3.7 UHF Band

UHF Band communications are virtually free from skip interference and electrical noisewhen compared to lower bands. At 450 MHz, the radio waves are physically shorter thanVHF Low Band or High Band such that they have an ability to easily reflect off of commonhard surfaces. Thus, the UHF Band is often an excellent choice for penetrating into, andaround, heavy building structures in urban areas.

As frequency is increased however, losses due to hills and foliage also increase. The UHFBand has more difficulty transmitting signals over hilly or irregular terrain than with lowerbands. Hills tend to block the signal more severely and can significantly reduce range.Also, absorption of the signal by trees and other foliage is more prevalent at UHF and mustbe factored into any UHF system design. Since mobile-to-mobile range is significantly lessthan that accommodated by the lower frequency bands, repeater stations are commonlyused to relay transmissions between mobile units.

2.3.8 800 MHz BandThe characteristics of the 800 MHz Band are very similar to the UHF Band except that thenegative aspects are somewhat accentuated. With the proper engineering and designhowever, the 800 MHz Band can be a viable alternative to the lower frequencies.

Proprietary 800 MHz Trunked Radio Systems

EMS communications systems may migrate to specialized radio “trunked” systems thatwill shift EMS communications to a proprietary radio infrastructure. Radio systems thatemploy this technology will meet those agencies requirements for VDR and/or LMCcommunications. In that these systems are proprietary in nature they will not meet therequirements for MED-8 specified within this plan for emergency departments.

2.4 Radio Frequency Interference

The ability to communicate by radio may be significantly affected by othercommunications systems operating on the same or different frequencies. Most interferencethat occurs is unintentional and can be difficult to identify if it can be detected at all.

2.4.1 Co-Channel Interference

This type of interference is most readily identified and occurs from different radio systemssharing the same frequency. Ideally, systems are authorized with sufficient geographicdistance between them such that one system does not hear the other system and visa-versa.On occasion, however, atmospheric conditions will support better than normalcommunications range and audible signals of the distant system are received. Dependingon the strength of these “co-channel” signals, normal communications may be disrupted orprecluded. Co-channel interference is sometimes referred to as “skip” interference whenthe interfering signal originates hundreds or even thousands of miles distant from the

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affected receiver. This mechanism of radio transmission uses the upper atmosphere(ionosphere) to reflect a radio wave back to earth.

2.4.2 Receiver Desensitization

When using a radio receiver in the physical vicinity of a transmitter operating on afrequency close to that which the receiver is tuned (but not directly on it), the receiver’sability to “hear” weak on-channel signals is impaired. The effect may be to lose a desiredtransmission completely or it may appear to be partially “cut off”.

2.4.3 Transmitter Noise

Transmitters are not perfect devices and will radiate some amount of noise in addition tothe primary signal. This noise appears on either side of the transmitted and can interferewith nearby receivers tuned to other frequencies. The end result is similar to what isexperienced with receiver desensitization, but the mechanism of interference is a maskingof desired signals by the noisy transmitter.

2.4.4 Intermodulation Interference

Intermodulation interference, or “intermod”, is caused when two or more radio signals ofdifferent frequencies combine to create yet other frequencies (a process known as mixing).If one of the new frequencies produced happens to occur on a desired receiver frequency,interference may result to desired signals. Such frequency mixing most frequently occurseither in a transmitter or in a receiver.

Transmitter-produced intermod occurs when strong radio signals are combined in thepower amplifier of a transmitter, and the “mix frequencies” are re-radiated along with theintended signal. If one of the mix frequencies is heard in the affected receiver, it may bepossible to detect the audio of the interfering signal as comprised of multiple voices inaccordance with the number of transmitters participating in the mix.

Receiver-produced intermod manifests itself when two or more strong off-frequencysignals combine in the receiver electronic circuitry to create still other frequencies throughmixing. Like the transmitter-produced case, if one of the resultant frequencies is nearly thesame as the frequency to which the receiver is tuned, the intermod signal will compete withthe desired received signal.

Listening to the interfering signal can generally identify intermodulation interference,because it will usually be comprised of two or more voices and is likely to suddenly ceasewhen one of the transmitters contributing to the mixing process is turned off. However, theprocess of identifying the participants so as to remedy the interference problem may not beso easy since they may be located at other radio sites and operate in different radio services.Additionally, intermod is not only known for being produced in transmitters and receivers.Other sites of production may include antennas, metallic flashing on rooftops, rusted orcorroded mechanical joints of antenna towers, and on occasion, rusted automobile bodiesor similar materials.

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2.4.5 Equipment and Interference Rejection

While the occurrence of interference in the radio environment cannot be eliminated, it canoften be controlled to the point where its harmful effects minimize the disruption ofcommunications. For the public safety services, the purchase of communicationsequipment exhibiting quality in the design of interference rejection circuitry will do muchfor dealing with the problems of receiver desensitization, transmitter noise andintermodulation interference. Additionally, proper system engineering is required toprovide for ancillary protective devices (such as radio frequency filters and isolators) whereneeded.

2.5 CONCEPTS OF EMS COMMUNICATIONS

2.5.1 General

An Emergency Medical Services Communications system must provide the means bywhich emergency medical resources can be accessed, mobilized, managed, and coordinatedin both normal and adverse situations. An EMS communications system must thereforeemploy sufficient communications paths and operational capabilities among all participantsto facilitate the functional EMS communications concepts described in the remainder ofthis section.

2.5.2 Citizen Access

The EMS communications system must have the ability to receive and process allincoming requests, which report emergencies and require emergency medical assistance.All individuals shall be able to summon help rapidly in an emergency situation whether formedical, police, fire, rescue, or other emergency needs. Local, statewide, and nationaluniformity is required to fully enable this concept.

The State of Florida 9-1-1 Emergency Telephone Number Plan has provided for a cohesivestatewide emergency telephone number " 9-1-1" system to provide citizens with this rapiddirect access to public safety agencies. The 9-1-1 Plan was developed in response to theFlorida Emergency Telephone Act of 1974.

2.5.3 Vehicle Dispatch and Response (VDR)

On notification of need for emergency medical assistance, the communications systemshall enable prompt dispatch of all required EMS vehicles (including notification of rotor-wing aircraft) to the location of the emergency. The communications system must furtherenable dispatchers to communicate with responding vehicles while en route to the scene,while at the scene, while en route to hospital emergency department facilities, and duringtheir return to availability for further assignment.

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2.5.4 Crew Alerting

As a sub-concept to Vehicle Dispatch and Response, some EMS communications systems,as determined by local procedure, may require the direct alerting of EMS personnel eitherindividually or in groups. This can be accomplished through the use of either monitor orpaging receivers, or by means of two-way hand-held portable radios with a selective callcapability. This concept is limited only to such alert paging required to facilitate theimmediate response and action of personnel resulting from a request for emergencymedical services.

2.5.5 Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL)

Use of Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) systems provide real-time geographic locationof vehicles to ensure the nearest available vehicle is dispatched to the scene of an incident.Additionally, an AVL system displays vehicle positions to dispatchers on either tabularand/or graphic displays as well as providing the information necessary to a Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) program when utilized in “System Status Management” structure.Consequently, these capabilities are considered an integral component of VDR.

2.5.6 Local Medical Coordination (LMC)

The EMS communications system shall provide EMS field personnel with acommunications system and/or channel that permit the exchange of vital informationbetween EMS field personnel, emergency departments and/or medical directors.Minimally, the LMC channel shall have the capability to provide communicationscapability to emergency department personnel with a five-minute notification while enroute to an emergency department facility.

2.5.7 Countywide Medical Coordination (CMC)

In addition to VDR capability, the EMS communications system within a county shouldprovide a secondary CMC communications channel to enable dispatch and responsebetween EMS field personnel, hospital emergency departments and dispatch centerpersonnel during isolated critical situations MCIs during which prolonged use of VDRchannel would not be feasible due to normal and/or other VDR communications traffic.Such uses of CMC channel must be limited only to the temporary duration. This channelshould provide communications while the units are at the scene of medical emergency.

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2.5.8 Statewide Medical Coordination (SMC)

In addition to Local Medical Coordination (LMC) or CMC capability, the EMScommunications system must provide a communications channel to enable medicalcoordination between EMS field personnel and emergency department personnel duringsituations in which a vehicle is out of its prime area and unable to access an emergencydepartment using the LMC or CMC channel of that area, mutual-aid communications, andin isolated critical situations during which prolonged use of the LMC or CMC channelwould not be feasible due to other LMC communications traffic. Such uses of the SMCchannel must be limited only to the temporary duration of such situations. The channelspecifically assigned for SMC is MED-8.

2.5.9 Statewide Scene or Local Scene Coordination (SSC or LSC)

The EMS communications system must have the capability for mobile and portable radiosto communicate directly (unit-to-unit) while on the scene of an emergency requiringmultiple vehicle response.

2.5.10 Medical Resource Coordination (MRC)

The EMS communications system must provide for point-to-point coordination of EMSresources between hospitals, providers, and communications control centers for response toa disaster or mass casualty incident. Telephone lines between communications controlcenters can be used for resource coordination during normal operations. However, radiocommunications are needed during situations following hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, fires,etc., when telephone lines are inoperative, or when telephone central office switchingfacilities are jammed or disable

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3 FLORIDA EMS ALLOCATIONS

3.1 General

Preparation of the following tables of radio channel allocations and organizational data forEMS communications within Florida has been a major undertaking by the StateTechnology Office (Office) in the production of this Plan. The effort initially began in1986 with a survey of all Counties, EMS Providers, and Hospitals in the State. The datacollected has been incorporated into an automated database to be maintained over timewith revisions to be issued, as they become necessary.

As with any database of this size, errors and omissions are bound to occur. The Officerequests all organizations to review the data applicable to them, and to advise the Office asto any changes or additions. The Office further requests ideas as to ways in which the datamay be made more useful or complete toward its purpose of providing the most current andapplicable EMS communications information to organizations involved in the provision ofemergency medical services within Florida.

3.2 Introduction to Tables

The following tables are organized alphabetically by County. Within each County is alisting of radio channel information, followed by information on Emergency Departmentfacilities, and EMS Providers.

3.2.1 Radio Channel Information

Radio channel information is shown by channel use description, by continuous tone-controlled squelch (CTCSS) frequency (in Hertz), , and by base-transmit and base-receivefrequency (in MHz or MED channel number).

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A. MED Channel Frequencies

MED Channel numbers 1 through 103 are prescribed by FCC Rules, as corresponding tothe following radio transmit frequencies in MHz:

MEDCHANNEL

FREQUENCY(Base &Mobile)

FREQUENCY(Mobile Only)

MEDCHANNEL

FREQUENCY(Base &Mobile)

FREQUENCY(Mobile Only)

1 463.000 468.000 6 463.125 468.12511 463.00625 61 463.1312512 463.0125 62 463.137513 463.01875 63 463.143752 463.025 468.025 7 463.150 468.15021 463.03125 71 463.1562522 463.0375 72 463.162523 463.04375 73 463.168753 463.050 468.050 8 463.175 468.17531 463.05625 81 463.1812532 463.0625 82 463.187533 463.06875 83 463.193754 463.075 468.075 9 462.950 467.95041 463.08125 91 462.9562542 463.0875 92 462.962543 463.09375 93 462.968755 463.100 468.100 10 462.975 467.97551 463.10625 101 462.9812552 463.1125 102 462.987553 463.11875 103 462.99375

B. CTCSS Frequencies

Continuous Tone-Controlled Squelch (CTCSS) systems provide a reduction of nuisanceinterference in FM radio systems by incorporating a sub-audible tone onto the radio carrierinformation such that only a similarly equipped radio receiver will open its squelch circuitto receive the transmission. Systems equipped with CTCSS will eliminate muchinterference from distant sources, although CTCSS by itself cannot prevent undesired "FMcapture" from occurring due to nearby simultaneous co-channel transmissions.

CTCSS frequencies are designated by the Telecommunications/Electronic IndustriesAssociation (TIA/EIA) in TIA/EIA Standard 603. The following table is a portion of thoseCTCSS frequencies above 90 Hz and below 211 Hz, which are approved for EMS radiocommunications in Florida. Since there is an abbreviated code scheme for thesefrequencies common to systems supplied by Motorola Communications & Electronics Inc.,the Motorola (MOT.) code designations of these CTCSS frequencies are also shown.Similarly, the Wolfsberg (WOLF.) codes are also shown. Insofar as possible, CTCSStones within a local geographic area should be exclusively from either Group A or Group Bto avoid false sensing due to adjacent tone frequencies.

3-3April, 2004

GROUP A GROUP B

CTCSSFREQ (Hz)

MOT.CODE

WOLF.CODE

CTCSSFREQ (Hz)

MOT.CODE

WOLF.CODE

100.0 1Z 14 94.8 ZA 12107.2 1B 16 103.5 1A 15114.8 2A 18 110.9 2Z 17123.0 3Z 22 127.3 3A 23131.8 3B 24 136.5 4Z 25141.3 4A 26 146.2 4B 27151.4 5Z 28 156.7 5A 31162.2 5B 32 167.9 6Z 33173.8 6A 34 192.8 7A 37186.2 7Z 36 210.7 M2 --203.5 M1 38

Excluded from the above list are CTCSS frequencies below 90 Hz which may causeunacceptably long receiver response times in some systems, frequencies above 211 Hzwhich may require special engineering considerations in production, frequencies whichwould receive interference from common 60 Hz AC power systems, and non-TIA/EIAfrequencies offered by some manufacturers which would limit interoperability.

3.2.2 Emergency Department Information

For each County, Emergency Department facilities are listed by geographic (rather thanpostal) address, followed by the 24-hour telephone number of either the switchboard(main), emergency department (E.D.), or both. The Emergency Department facilities listedinformation is provided by the State of Florida Agency for Health Care AdministrationHospital and & Out Patient Services Unit.. EMS Channel usage shown for EmergencyDepartments within tables is current as of as possible. Specific Emergency DepartmentMED channel allotments have been assigned to each Emergency Department facility andare shown beside each facility under the column titled “Med Channel Assignment.” Thesechannel allotments shall be in usage, if not already, by December 2004. Changes are notindicated in the margins for this information.

3.2.3 EMS Provider Information

Within each County, EMS Providers are listed alphabetically showing the telephonenumber of each provider. The State of Florida Department of Health Bureau of EmergencyMedical Services provides this listing. Changes are not indicated in the margins for thisinformation.

3-4April, 2004

3.2.4 Statewide DTMF Addresses

Each county has been assigned a primary DTMF address. The DTMF address is listed withthe name of each county. This list of primary DTMF addresses was derived from analphabetical list of Florida counties compiled by the state EMS Office for reportingpurposes. Changes are not indicated in the margins for this information.

3-5April, 2004

ALACHUA – 01-ALC1 OF 2

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION (CMC) MED-3 MED-3 118.8STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* (SMC) MED-8 MED-8 167.9 REGION 3 MUTUAL AID-REG. MED CHANNEL 155.340 155.340

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS ALACHUA COUNTY DEPT. OF FIRE RESCUE (352) 955-2413.

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TELEPHONE MED CHANNELASSIGNMENT

NORTH FL REG. MED. CTR. MAIN: (352) 333-4100 MED 42-118.86500 NEWBURY ROAD E.D.: (352) 377-8511GAINESVILLE, FL 32614-7006

SHANDS AT ALACHUA MAIN: (352) 372-4321 MED 32-118.8GENERAL HOSPITAL E.D.: (352) 338-2111801 SW SECOND AVENUEGAINESVILLE, FL 32601

SHANDS HOSPITAL AT MAIN: (352) 265-0111 MED 62-118.8UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA E.D.: (352) 395-00501600 S.W. ARCHER ROADGAINESVILLE, FL 32610

3-6April, 2004

ALACHUA-01-ALC2 OF 2

EMS PROVIDERS TELEPHONE

ALACHUA CO. DEPT. OF FIRE/RESCUE (352) 955-2413SERVICES.GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT (352) 334-5078GAINESVILLE

SHANDSCAIR, SHANDS HOSPITAL (352) 392-9146FLIGHT PROGRAMGAINESVILLE

3-7April, 2004

BAKER-02-BAC

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-1 MED-1 156.7STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9REGION 3 MUTUAL AID-REG. MED CHANNEL 155.340 155.340

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS BAKER COUNTY EMS (904) 259-6111.


ED FRASER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (904) 259-3151 MED 12-156.7159 NORTH THIRD STREETMACCLENNY, FL 32063


BAKER COUNTY EMS (904) 259-6111MACCLENNY

3-8April, 2004

BAY-03-BAO

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION (CMC) MED-6 MED-6 167.9STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION (SMC)* MED-8 MED-8 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT IS BAY MEDICAL CENTER (850) 283-7515.


BAY MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (850) 769-1511 MED 12-167.9615 N. BONITA AVENUE E.D.: (850) 747-6000PANAMA CITY, FL 32401

GULF COAST MAIN: (850) 769-8341 MED 52-167.9MEDICAL CENTER E.D.: (850) 769-8341449 WEST 23RD STPANAMA CITY, FL 32405

TYNDALL AFB MED 42-127.3TYNDALL AFB, FL 32403


BAY MEDICAL EMS (850) 747-6079PANAMA CITY

3-9April, 2004

BRADFORD-04-BRD


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS SHANS AT STARKE (904) 368-2300.


SHANS AT STARKE MAIN: (904) 368-2300 MED 72-94.8922 EAST CALL STREET E.D.: (904) 964-6260STARKE, FL 32091


BRADFORD COUNTY EMS (904) 966-6911STARKE

3-10April, 2004

BREVARD-05-BRV1 OF 4

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-6 MED-6 127.3STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS BREVARD COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS(407) 633-1776.


CAPE CANAVERAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (321) 799-7188 MED 22-173.8701 W COCOA BCH CAUSEWAY E.D.: (321) 799-7150COCOA BEACH, FL 32931

3-11April, 2004



HOLMES REGIONAL MEDICAL. MAIN: (321) 676-7171 MED 52-131.8CENTER, INC E.D.: (321) 676-72981350 S. HICKORY STREETMELBOURNE, FL 32901

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER (KSC) MED 62-146.2FLORIDA, 32899

PALM BAY COMM. HOSPITAL MAIN: (321) 434-8000 MED 12-173.81425 MALABAR ROAD, NEPALM BAY, FL

PARRISH MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (321) 268-6111 MED 42-127.3951 N. WASHINGTON AVE E.D.: (321) 268-6130TITUSVILLE, FL 32796

WUESTHOFF MEDICAL CTR. MAIN: (321) 752-1200 MED 72-146.2250 N. WICKHAM ROAD MAIN: (321) 752-1230MELBOURNE, FL 32901

WUESTHOFF MEMORIAL MAIN: (321) 636-2211 MED 32-146.2HOSPITAL, INC. E.D.: (321) 636-4260110 LONGWOOD AVENUEROCKLEDGE, FL 32955


BREVARD COUNTYPUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT (321) 633-2056ROCKLEDGE

CAPE CANAVERALVOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. (321) 783-4777CAPE CANAVERAL

3-12April, 2004



COASTAL HEALTH SYSTEMSOF BREVARD, INC. (321) 633-7050ROCKLEDGE

COCOA BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENTCITY OF (321) 868-3330COCOA BEACH

MELBOURNE FIRE DEPARTMENTCITY OF (321) 255-4600MELBOURNE

HOLMES REGIONAL MEDCENTER FIRST FLIGHT (321) 434-7296MELBOURNE

KSC/CAPE CANAVERALAIR STATION EMS (321) 867-2326KENNEDY SPACE CENTER

PALM BAY FIRE DEPT., CITY OF (321) 952-3449PALM BAY

ROCKLEDGE FIRE EMS (321) 690-3968ROCLEDGE

SATELLITE BEACH FIRE DEPT, (407) 773-4405SATELLITE BEACH

3-13April, 2004



TITUSVILLE FIRE (321) 383-5819EMERGENCY SVC CITYTITUSVILLE

TRAVEL CARE (751) 479-8881INTERNATIONAL, INC.EAGLE RIVER, WI

3-14April, 2004

BROWARD-06-BRW1 OF 5

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-5 MED-5 173.8STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-8 MED-8 167.9CALLING CHANNEL MED 10 MED 10 173.8

* BACK-UP (DIRECT) MED CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS ON BACK COVER PAGE

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS BROWARD COUNTY FIRE RESCUE (954) 765-5100

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TELEPHONEMED CHANNELASSIGNMENT

BROWARD GENERAL MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (954) 355-4400 MED 72-167.91600 SOUTH ANDREWS AVENUE E.D.: (954) 765-4204FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33316

CLEVELAND CLINIC HOSPITAL MAIN: (954) 568-1000 MED 72-107.23100 WESTON ROADWESTON, FL 33331

CORAL SPRINGS MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (954) 344-3000 MED 52-192.83000 CORAL HILLS DRIVE E.D.: (954) 344-3100CORAL SPRINGS, FL 33065

FLORIDA MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (954) 735-6000 MED 52-110.95000 WEST OAKLAND PARK BLVD. E.D.: (954) 497-1695FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33313

3-15April, 2004



HOLLYWOOD MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (954) 966-4500 MED 22-107.23600 WASHINGTON ST E.D.: (954) 966-2573HOLLYWOOD, FL 3302

HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL, INC. MAIN: (954) 771-8000 MED 72-192.84725 N FEDERAL HWY E.D.: (954) 492-1842FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33308

IMPERIAL POINT MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (954) 776-8500 MED 72-156.76401 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY E.D.: (954) 776-8610FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33308

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PEMBROKE MAIN: (954) 962-96501 MED 22-103.57800 SHERIDAN STREET E.D.: E.D.: (954) 964-0231PEMBROKE PINES, FL 33024

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WEST MAIN: (954) 436-5000 MED 62-123.0703 N. FLAMINGO ROAD E.D.: (954) 438-1103PEMBROKE PINES, FL 33028

MEMORIAL REGIONAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (954) 987-2000 MED 52-103.53501 JOHNSON STREET E.D.: (954) 985-1488HOLLYWOOD, FL 33021

NORTH BROWARD MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (954) 941-8300 MED 72-103.5201 E. SAMPLE ROAD E.D.: (954) 786-6800POMPANO BEACH, FL 33064

NORTH RIDGE MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (954) 776-6000 MED 72-110.95757 NORTH DIXIE HIGHWAY E.D.: (954) 492-1852FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33334

NORTHWEST MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (954) 974-0400 MED 22-110.92801 NORTH STATE ROAD 7 E.D.: (954) 970-9834MARGATE, FL 33063

PLANTATION GENERAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (954) 587-5010 MED 52-107.2401 N W 42ND AVENUE E.D.: (954) 797-6470PLANTATION, FL 33317

3-16April, 2004



UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL & MED CTR MAIN: (954) 721-2200 MED 22-192.87201 NORTH UNIVERSITY DRIVE E.D.: (954) 764-6223TAMARAC, FL 33321

WESTSIDE REGIONAL MAIN: (954) 473-6600 MED 52-167.9MEDICAL CENTER E.D.: (954) 476-39008201 WEST BROWARD BLVD.PLANTATION, FL 33324


AERO JET INTERNATIONAL, INC. (954) 730-9300FT. LAUDERDALE

AIR AMBULANCE PROFESSIONALS, INC. (954) 491-0555FT. LAUDERDALE

AMERICAN AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC. (954) 925-4000HOLLYWOOD

BROWARD AMBULANCE, INC. (954) 776-3300FORT LAUDERDALE

BROWARD COUNTY (954) 831-8200FIRE RESCUE DIVISIONFT. LAUDERDALE

3-17April, 2004



COOPER CITY, CITY OF (954) 432-8905COOPER CITY

CORAL SPRINGS, CITY OF (954) 344-5934CORAL SPRINGS

DANIA BEACH FIRE RESCUE (954) 921-8700DANIA

DAVIE FIRE DEPT. (954) 797-1213DAVIE

DEERFIELD BEACHFIRE RESCUE, CITY OF (954) 480-4350DEERFIELD BEACH

FORT LAUDERDALE FIRE RESCUE, (954) 759-6800FT. LAUDERDALE

HALLANDALE FIREDEPARTMENT, CITY OF (954) 457-1481HALLANDALE

HOLLYWOOD FIRE RESCUE, CITY OF (954) 967-4248HOLLYWOOD

LAUDERDALE LAKES, CITY OF (954) 731-8544LAUDERDALE LAKES

LAUDERHILLFIRE RESCUE (954) 730-2950LAUDERHILL

LIGHTHOUSE POINT FIRE RESCUE (954) 943-7750LIGHTHOUSE POINT

MARGATE, CITY OF (954) 971-7010MARGATE

3-18April, 2004

BROWARD-06-BRW5 OF5


MEDICS EMERGENCY SERVICES, INC. (954) 463-8400FT. LAUDERDALE

MIRAMAR FIRE RESCUE, CITY OF (954) 438-1277MIRAMAR

NATIONAL AIR AMBULANCE (954) 359-9400FORT LAUDERDALE

NORTH LAUDERDALE FIRE RESCUE (954) 720-4315NORTH LAUDERDALE

OAKLAND PARK FIRE RESCUE, CITY OF (954) 497-4100OAKLAND PARK

PEMBROKE PINES FIRE RESCUE, CITY OF (954) 435-6704PEMBROKE PINES

PLANTATION FIRE RESCUE, CITY OF (954) 797-2150PLANTATION

POMPANO BEACH FIRE (954) 786-4510RESCUE, CITY OFPOMPANO BEACH

SUNRISE FIRE RESCUE, CITY OF (954) 746-3400SUNRISE

TAMARAC, CITY OF (954) 724-2436TAMARAC

3-19April, 2004

CALHOUN-07-CLN

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION (CMC) MED –7 MED-7 156.7STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION (SMC) MED-8 MED-8 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS CALHOUN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (850) 674-5049.


CALHOUN LIBERTY HOSPITAL MAIN: (850) 674-5411 MED 72-156.7424 BURNS AVENUEBLOUNTSTOWN, FL 32424


EMERGYSTAT OF CALHOUN CO. (850) 674-7320BLOUTNSTOWN

3-20April, 2004

CHARLOTTE-08-CHA

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION (CMC) MED 3 MED 3 167.9STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION (SMC)* MED-8 MED-8 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS CHARLOTTE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (941) 255-1656.


BON SECOURS -ST. JOSEPH MAIN: (941) 625-4122 MED 52-167.9HOSPITAL E.D.: (941) 627-25552500 HARBOUR BOULEVARDPORT CHARLOTTE, FL 33952

CHARLOTTE REGIONAL MAIN: (941) 639-3131 MED 62-167.9MEDICAL CTR E.D.: (941) 637-2529809 E. MARION AVENUEPUNTA GORDA, FL 33950

FAWCETT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (941) 629-1181 MED 72-167.921298 OLEAN BLVD. E.D.: (941) 627-6130PORT CHARLOTTE, FL 33952


AIR TREK, INC. (941) 639-7855PUNTA GORDA

AMBITRANS MED. TRANSPORT, INC. (941) 743-3665PORT CHARLOTTE

CHARLOTTE COUNTY FIRE & EMS DEPT. (941) 743-1367PUNTA GORDA

3-21April, 2004

CITRUS-09-CIR

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION (CMC) MED-3 MED-3 167.9STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* (SMC) MED-8 MED-8 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS THE CITRUS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (352) 746-4488.


CITRUS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (352) 344-6582 MED 12-167.9502 HIGHLAND BLVD E.D.: (352) 344-6569INVERNESS, FL 34450

SEVEN RIVERS COMM. HOSPITAL MAIN: (352) 795-6560 MED 72-167.96201 N. SUNCOAST BLVD. E.D.: (352) 795-8335CRYSTAL RIVER, FL 34428


NATURE COAST EMS (352) 637-4121INVERNESS

3-22April, 2004

CLAY-10-CLA

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION (CMC) MED 5 MED 5 167.9STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9REGION 3 MUTUAL AID-REG. MED CHANNEL 155.340 155.340

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS CLAY COUNTY FIRE RESCUE (904) 269-6381.


ORANGE PARK MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (904) 276-8500 MED 12-167.92001 KINGSLEY AVENUE E.D.: (904) 272-8580ORANGE PARK, FL 32073


CLAY COUNTY FIRE RESCUE (904) 269-6330GREEN COVE SPRINGS

3-23April, 2004

COLLIER-11-COL

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL CHANNEL (CMC) MED 7 MED 7 192.8HAILING CHANNEL MED 9 MED 9 162.2STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION (SMC) MED 8 MED 8 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS COLLIER COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (239) 774-4434.


CLEVELAND CLINIC NAPLES MAIN: (239) 348-4000 MED 12-192.86101 PING RIDGE ROAD E.D.: (239) 3004-4737NAPLES, FL 34119

NAPLES COMMUNITY HOSPITAL MAIN: (239) 436-5000 MED 22-192.8350 7TH STREET NORTH E.D.: (239) 263-5151NAPLES, FL 34102

NORTH COLLIER HOSPITAL MAIN: (239) 513-7000 MED 32-192.811190 HEALTHPARK BLVD. E.D.: (239) 591-7709NAPLES, FL 34110


COLLIER COUNTY EMS DEPT (239) 774-8459NAPLES

3-24April, 2004

COLUMBIA-12-CLA

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED 7 MED 7 131.8STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION MED 8 MED 8 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS COLUMBIA COUNTY 9-1-1 OFFICE (386) 758-9111.


LAKE CITY MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (904) 719-9000 MED 52-131.81050 NORTH COMMERCE BLVD. E.D.: (904) 719-9334LAKE CITY, FL 32055

LAKE CITY VETERANS HOPSTIAL MAIN (386) 755-3016 MED 42-131.8619 SOUTH MARION AVENUELAKE CITY, FLORIDA 32055

SHANDS AT LAKE SHORE MAIN: (904) 754-8000 MED 72-131.8560 E FRANKLIN ST E.D.: (904) 755-8001LAKE CITY, FL 32055


COLUMBIA COUNTY EMS (386) 758-2115LAKE CITY

3-25April, 2004

DADE –13-MDC1 OF 5

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-2,4,6 MED-2,4,6 210.7STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9CALLING CHANNEL MED-9 MED-9 203.5BAPTIST LIFE FLIGHT (AIR-SECONDARY) 155.340 155.340 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS DADE COUNTY MEDCOM (305) 596-8576.


AVENTURA HOSPITAL & MAIN: (305) 682-7000 MED 12-107.2MEDICAL CENTER E.D.: (305) 937-3982 CMC MED 2-210.720900 BISCAYNE BOULEVARDAVENTURA, FL 33180

BAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI MAIN: (305) 596-6503 MED 32.167.98900 NORTH KENDALL DRIVE E.D.: (305) 596-6556 CMC MED 6-210.7MIAMI, FL 33176

CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (305) 325-5464 MED 3-114.81400 NORTHWEST 12TH AVE E.D.: (305) 325-5464 CMC MED 4-210.7MIAMI, FL 33136

CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL MAIN: (305) 445-8461 MED 62-123.03100 DOUGLAS ROAD CMC MED 4-210.7CORAL GABLES, FL 33134

HEALTHSOUTH MAIN: (305) 666-2111 MED 22-131.8DOCTORS' HOSPITAL E.D.: (305) 669-3479 CMC MED 6-210.75000 UNIVERSITY DRIVECORAL GABLES, FL 33146

3-26April, 2004

DADE-13-MDC2 OF 5


HIALEAH HOSPITAL MAIN: (305) 693-6100 MED 72-141.3651 EAST 25TH STREET E.D.: (305) 835-4367 CMC MED 2-210.7HIALEAH, FL 33013

HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL MAIN: (305) 248-3232 MED 12-151.4160 N W 13TH STREET CMC MED 6-210.7HOMESTEAD, FL 33030

JACKSON MEM. HOSPITAL MAIN: (305) 585-6724 MED 42-162.21611 N.W. 12TH AVENUE E.D.: (305) 585-6901 CMC MED 4-210.7MIAMI, FL 33136

JACKSON SOUTH MAIN: (305) 251-2500 MED 1-173.8COMM.HOSPITAL CMC MED 2-210.79333 S.W. 152 NDMIAMI, FL 33157

KENDALL MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (305) 227-5500 MED 1-186.211750 BIRD ROAD CMC MED 6-210.7MIAMI, FL 33175

LARKIN COMM HOSPITAL MAIN: (305) 284-7500 MED 3-203.57031 S.W. 62ND AVENUE E.D.: (305) 284-7600 CMC MED 6-210.7SOUTH MIAMI, FL 33143

MERCY HOSPITAL, INC. MAIN: (305) 854-4400 MED 5-103.53663 SOUTH MIAMI AVENUE E.D.: (305) 285-2171 CMC MED 4-210.7MIAMI, FL 33133

MIAMI CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MAIN: (305) 663-6859 MED 7-110.93100 S.W. 62 AVENUE CMC MED 4-210.7MIAMI, FL 33155

MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (305) 674-2121 MED 32-127.34300 ALTON ROAD E.D.: (305) 674-2200 CMC MED 2-210.7MIAMI BEACH, FL 33140

3-27April, 2004

DADE-13-MDC3 OF 5

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTTELEPHONE MED CHANNEL

ASSIGNMENT

MOUNT SINAI MED CTR/ MAIN: (305) 672-1111 MED 22-136.5MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE CMC MED 2-210.74701 NORTH MERIDIAN AVE.MIAMI BEACH, FL 33140

NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (305) 835-6000 MED 52-146.21100 NW 95TH STREET E.D.: (305) 835-6180 CMC MED 2-210.7MIAMI, FL 33150-2098

PALM SPRINGS GEN. HOSPITAL MAIN: (305) 558-2500 MED 12-156.71475 WEST 49TH STREET CMC MED 2-210.7HIALEAH, FL 33012

PALMETTO GEN. HOSPITAL MAIN: (305) 823-5000 MED 22-192.82001 W 68TH STREET CMC MED 2-210.7HIALEAH, FL 33016

PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL MAIN: (305) 264-1000 MED 52-107.25959 N.W. 7TH STREET CMC MED 4-210.7MIAMI, FL 33126

PARKWAY REGIONAL MAIN: (305) 651-1100 MED 62-114.8MEDICAL CENTER E.D.: (305) 654-5000 CMC MED 2-210.7160 N.W. 170TH STREETNORTH MIAMI BEACH, FL 33169

SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL, INC. MAIN: (305) 661-4611 MED 72-123.06200 S.W. 73RD STREET CMC MED 6-210.7MIAMI, FL 33143

SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL & MAIN: (305) 672-2100 MED 72-192.8MEDICAL CENTER CMC MED 4-210.7630 ALTON ROADMIAMI BEACH, FL 33139

VETERANS HOSPITAL MED 12-131.81201 NW 16TTH STREET CMC MED 4-210.7MIAMA, FL

3-28April, 2004

DADE-13-MDC4 OF 5


ADV. AIR AMBULANCE CORP. (305) 232-7700MIAMI

BISCAYNE AERO MED., INC. (305) 596-6556MIAMI

CORAL GABLES FIRE DEPARTMENT (305) 460-5569CORAL GABLES

FLORIDA MEDI-VAN AMB. SVC., INC. (305) 636-5500MIAMI

HIALEAH FIRE DEPT, CITY OF (305) 883-6900HIALEAH

LIFEFLIGHT VARIETYCHILDREN'S HOSPITAL (305) 663-6859MIAMI

MCT EXPRESS, INC DBA (305) 779-0505MIAMI DADE AMBULANCEMIAMI

MEDI-CAR AMB. SERVICE, INC. (305) 718-6400MIAMI

MIAMI DADE FIRE RESCUE DEPT. (305) 331-4400MIAMI

MIAMI BEACH FIRE DEPT, CITY OF (305) 673-7120MIAMI BEACH

3-29April, 2004

DADE-13-MDC5 OF 5


MIAMI FIRE RESCUE, CITY OF (305) 575-5283MIAMI

RANDLE-EASTERN AMB. SERVICE, INC. (305) 718-6400MIAMI

TRINITY AIR AMBULANCE INT’ LLC (305) 933-4133GOLDEN BEACH

VILLAGE OF KEY BISCAYNE F/R (305) 365-8989KEY BISCAYNE

3-30April, 2004

DESOTO-14-DEU


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS DESOTO COUNTY FIRE/RESCUE DEPARTMENT (941) 993-4842.


DESOTO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (941) 494-3535 MED 72-131.8900 NORTH ROBERT AVENUEARCADIA, FL 34266


ARCADIA FIRE DEPARTMENT (941) 494-3229ARCADIA

DESOTO COUNTY FIRE/RESCUE DEPT (941) 993-4842ARCADIA

3-31April, 2004

DIXIE-15-DIX

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-7 MED-7 118.8STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9HEAR AND MED. RESOURCE COORDINATION 155.340 155.340

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS DIXIE SHERIFF’S OFFICE (352) 498-1231.

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TELEPHONE

THERE ARE NO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FACILITIES IN DIXIE COUNTY. EMS PATIENTSARE NORMALLY TRANSPORTED TO ALACHUA, LEVY, TAYLOR OR COLUMBIA COUNTYHOSPITALS.


DIXIE COUNTY EMS (352) 498-1241CROSS CITY

3-32April, 2004

DUVAL-16-DVL1 OF 3

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED 6 MED 6 146.2STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED 8 MED 8 167.9HAILING CHANNEL MED 10 MED 10 146.2REGION 3 MUTUAL AID-REGIONAL MED CHANNEL 155.340 155.340

* COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS JACKSONVILLE FIRE/RESCUE DEPARTMENT (904) 798-1148.


BAPTIST MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (904) 202-2000 MED 32-151.4800 PRUDENTIAL DRIVE E.D.: (904) 393-2046JACKSONVILLE, FL 32207

BAPTIST MEDICAL CTR- BCHS MAIN: (904) 247-2900 MED 42-162.21350 13TH AVE SOUTH E.D.: (904) 247-2999JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FL 32250

BAPTIST MEDICAL CTR-SOUT (WILL OPEN IN 2005) MED 62-173.814550 ST. AUGUSTINE ROADJACKSONVILLE, FL 32258

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL J’VILLE MAIN: (904) 399-6156 MED 52-186.23625 UNIVERSITY BLVD, SOUTH E.D.: (904) 399-6155JACKSONVILLE, FL 32216

3-33April, 2004

DUVAL-16-DVL2 OF 3


NAVAL AIR STATION MAIN: (904) 542-2345 MED 7-203.5JACKSONVILLE, FL 32212

ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL MAIN: (904) 296-3700 MED 72-103.54201 BELFORT ROAD E.D.: (904) 296-3784JACKSONVILLE, FL 32216

ST. VINCENT'S MEDICAL MAIN: (904) 308-7300 MED 22-110.9CENTER, INC. E.D.: (904) 387-73951800 BARRS STREETJACKSONVILLE, FL 32204

SHANDS JACKSONVILLE MAIN: (904) 244-0411 MED 4-127.3MEDICAL CENTER655 WEST 8TH STREETJACKSONVILLE, FL 32209

WOLFSTAN BAPTIST MAIN: (904) 737-3120 MED 12-136.5CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL E.D.: (904) 737-33334901 RICHARD STREETJACKSONVILLE, FL 32207

TRAUMA ONE FLIGHT SERVICE MAIN: (904) 549-4450 AIR SECONDARY655 WEST 8TH STREET E.D.: (904) 549-4165 155.340-167.9JACKSONVILLE, FL 32209


ADVANCED PATIENT (904) 278-4274TRANSPORTATIONJACKSONVILLE

AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC. (904) 733-6602JACKSONVILLE

CENTURY AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC. (904) 356-2828JACKSONVILLE

CORPORATE JETS INC. TRAUMA ONE (904) 244-4450JACKSONVILLE

3-34April, 2004

DUVAL-16-DVL3 OF 3

JACKSONVILLE F/R DEPT. CITY OF (904) 630-2461JACKSONVILLE

LIBERTY AMBULANCE SERVICE (904) 721-0008JACKSONVILLE

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOLDINGS (904) 202-1184L.L.C. DBA LIFENETJACKSONVILLE

3-35April, 2004

ESCAMBIA-17-ESC1 OF 2

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED 2 MED 2 110.9STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9LIFE FLIGHT DISPATCH AIR SECONDARY 155.340 155.340 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS BAPTIST HOSPITAL (800) 342-3222.


BAPTIST HOSPITAL MAIN: (850) 434-4555 MED 72-110.91000 WEST MORENO STREET E.D.: (850) 434-4811PENSACOLA, FL 32501

MEDICAL CLINIC MED 12-110.9NAS PENSACOLAPENSACOLA, FL

SACRED HEART HOSPITAL MAIN: (850) 416-7000 MED 32-110.95151 NORTH 9TH AVENUE E.D.: (850) 474-7138PENSACOLA, FL 32504

WEST FLORIDA REG. MED. CTR MAIN: (850) 494-4000 MED 62-110.98383 NORTH DAVIS HIGHWAY E.D.: (850) 494-6565PENSACOLA, FL 32514

3-36April, 2004

ESCAMBIA-17-ESC2 OF 2


BAPTIST HOSPITAL LIFE FLIGHT (850) 434-4586PENSACOLA

ESCAMBIA COUNTY DEPT. OF (850) 595-3150PUBLIC SAFETYPENSACOLA

LIFEGUARD AIR AMBULANCE (850) 473-3776GULF BREEZE

SACRED HEART CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL (850) 416-7000PENSACOLA

3-37April, 2004

FLAGLER-18-FLR

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED 6 MED 6 136.5STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9MEDICAL RESOURCE COORDINATION 153.755 151.175

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS FLAGLER COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (386) 437-4116.


FLORIDA HOSPITAL FLAGLER MAIN: (386-586-2000) MED 62-136.560 MEMORIAL MEDICAL PRKWYPALM COAST, FL 32164


FLAGLER COUNTY AMB. SERVICE (904) 437-7381BUNNELL

3-38April, 2004

FRANKLIN-19-FRN


*COUNTY CONTACT IS FRANKLIN COUNTY EMS (850) 653-8853


GEORGE E. WEEMS MAIN: (904) 653-8853 MED 72-156.7MEMORIAL HOSPITAL135 G. AVE.- WASHINGTON AVE.APALACHICOLA, FL 32320


FRANKLIN COUNTY EMS (850) 653-8853APALACHICOLA

3-39April, 2004

GADSDEN-20-GAD

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSSTATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9COUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED –6 MED-6 203.5

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS GADSDEN COUNTY EMS (850) 875-8688.


GADSDEN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL MAIN: (850) 875-1100 MED 12-203.5U.S. HIGHWAY 90 EASTQUINCY, FL 32351


GADSDEN COUNTY EMS (850) 875-8688QUINCY

3-40April, 2004

GILCHRIST-21-GIL

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSSTATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE DISPATCH (352) 463-3410.


THERE ARE NO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FACILITIES IN GILCHRIST COUNTY. EMS PATIENTSARE NORMALLY TRANSPORTED TO EITHER ALACHUA, COLUMBIA, LEVY, OR TAYLOR COUNTYHOSPITALS.


GILCHRIST COUNTY EMS (352) 463-3475TRENTON

3-41April, 2004

GLADES-22-GLA

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSSTATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-8 MED-8 167.9

* COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS GLADES COUNTY EMS (941) 946-0566


THERE ARE NO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FACILITIES IN GLADES COUNTY. EMS PATIENTS ARENORMALLY TRANSPORTED TO EITHER HENDRY GENERAL HOSPITAL (CLEWISTON), ORRAULERSON HOSPITAL (OKEECHOBEE).


GLADES COUNTY EMS (863) 946-0566MOORE HAVEN

3-42April, 2004

GULF-23-GLF


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS GULF COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (850) 227-1115.


GULF PINES HOSPITAL MAIN: (904) 227-1121 MED 62-167.9102 20TH STREETPORT ST. JOE, FL 32456


GULF COUNTY EMS (850) 229-8002PORT ST. JOE

WEWAHITCHKA AMBULANCE SERVICE (850) 639-9921WEWAHITCHKA

3-43April, 2004

HAMILTON-24-HLN


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS HAMILTON COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (904) 794-2604.


TRINITY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL MAIN: (904) 792-7200 MED 52-210.7506 NW 4TH STREETJASPER, FL 32052


HAMILTON COUNTY EMS (904) 792-6447JASPER

3-44April, 2004

HARDEE-25-HAR

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSSTATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9COUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-5 MED-5 127.3

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS HARDEE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (941) 773-4144.


FLORIDA HOSPITAL-WAUCHULA MAIN: (941) 773-3101 MED 12-127.3533 WEST CARLTON ROADWAUCHULA, FL 33873


HARDEE COUNTY FIRE RESCUE (941) 773-4362WAUCHULA

3-45April, 2004

HENDRY-26-HEN


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS HENDRY COUNTY SHERIFF DEPARTMENT (863) 674-4060.


HENDRY REGIONAL MAIN: (863) 983-9121 MED 22-107.3MEDICAL CENTER500 W SUGARLAND HIGHWAYCLEWISTON, FL 33440


HENDRY COUNTY EMERG. SVC. (863) 675-5337LABELLE

3-46April, 2004

HERNANDO-27-HER

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-4 MED-4 146.2STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-8 MED-8 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS FIRE/RESCUE DISPATCH (352) 688-5045.


BROOKSVILLE REGIONAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (352) 796-5111 MED 32-146.255 PONCE DELEON BLVD.BROOKSVILLE, FL 34601

OAK HILL HOSPITAL MAIN: (352) 596-6632 MED 12-146.211375 CORTEZ BLVD., ST. RD. 50SPRING HILL, FL 34613

SPRING HILL REGIONAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (352) 688-8200 MED 72-146.210461 QUALITY DRIVESPRING HILL, FL 34609


HERNANDO COUNTY FIRE & (352) 540-4350RESCUE SVC MSBUSPRING HILL FIRE & RESCUE DIST. (352) 688-5030SPRING HILL

3-47April, 2004

HIGHLANDS-28-HIG


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS HIGHLANDS COUNTY EMS (863) 402-6630.


FLORIDA HOSPITAL HEARTLAND MAIN: (863) 465-3777 MED 72-123.0MED. CTR.-LAKE PLACID1210 US HIGHWAY 27 NORTHLAKE PLACID, FL 33852

FLORIDA HOSPITAL HEARTLAND MAIN: (941) 453-7511 MED 22-123.0MED CTR E.D.: (941) 453-36222501 U.S. 27 NORTHAVON PARK, FL 33825-1200

HIGHLANDS REGIONAL MAIN: (941) 385-6101 MED 62-123.0MEDICAL CENTER E.D.: (941) 385-37573600 S. HIGHLANDS AVESEBRING, FL 33870


HIGHLANDS COUNTY EMS (941) 386-6630SEBRING

3-48April, 2004

HILLSBOROUGH-29-HIC1 OF 3

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-7 MED-7 127.3STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9HOSPITAL NOTIFICATION & LMC 155.325 155.325 186.2

*COUNTY CONTACT POINTS IS HILLSBOROUGH EMS (813) 272-5665.


BRANDON REG. MED. CTR MAIN: (813) 681-5551 MED 1-127.3119 OAKFIELD DRIVE E.D.: (813) 681-0500BRANDON, FL 33511

H. LEE MOFFITT CANCER CTR MAIN: (813) 972-4673 MED 3-127.3& RESEARCH INSTITUTEHOSPITAL, INC.12902 MAGNOLIA DRIVETAMPA, FL 33612

KINDRED HOSPITAL MAIN: (813) 839-6341 MED 4-127.3BAY AREA4555 S MANHATTAN AVENUETAMPA, FL 33611

KIINDRED HOSPITAL MAIN: (813) 874-7575 MED 42-127.3CENTRAL TAMPA4801 N. HOWARD AVENUETAMPA, FL 33603

3-49April, 2004



MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (813) 873-6400 MED 5-127.3OF TAMPA E.D.: (813) 873-64442901 SWANN AVENUETAMPA, FL 33609

ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL MAIN: (813) 870-4445 MED 2-127.33001 W. MARTIN LUTHER E.D.: (813) 870-4104KING JR. BLVD.TAMPA, FL 33607

SOUTH BAY HOSPTIAL MAIN: (813) 364-0136 MED 12-127.34016 STATE RD 674 E.D. (813) 272-5665SUN CITY CENTER, FL 33573

SOUTH FLORIDA BAPTIST MAIN: (813) 757-1200 MED 52-127.3HOSPITAL, INC.301 NORTH ALEXANDER STPLANT CITY, FL 33566

TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (813) 251-7400 MED 72-127.3DAVIS ISLAND E.D.: (813) 251-7100TAMPA, FL 33601

TOWN & COUNTRY HOSPITAL MAIN: (813) 885-6666 MED 62-127.36001 WEBB ROADTAMPA, FL 33615

UNIVERSITY COMM HOSPITAL MAIN: (813) 971-6000 MED 12-127.33100 E. FLETCHER AVENUETAMPA, FL 33613

UNIVERSITY COMM HOSPITAL MAIN: (813) 932-2222 MED 6-127.3CARROLLWOOD E.D.: (813) 933-33337171 N DALE MABRYTAMPA, FL 33614

3-50April, 2004



AMERICAN MEDICAL RESPONSE (813) 885-3955TAMPA

AMERICARE AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC. (813) 930-0911TAMPA

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY FIRE RESCUE (813) 272-6600TAMPA

MED EVAC, INC (813) 633-3822TAMPA

PLANT CITY FIRE RESCUE (813) 757-9131PLANT CITY

ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL (813) 554-8213TAMPA

SUN CITY CENTER EMERGENCY (813) 633-1411SQUAD #1, INCSUN CITY CENTER

TAMPA FIRE RESCUE, CITY OF (813) 274-7005TAMPA

TAMPA GENERAL HEALTHCARE (813) 251-7772TAMPA

TEMPLE TERRACE FIRE DEPT, CITY OF (813) 989-7121TEMPLE TERRACE

TRANSCARE (813) 964-1594TAMPA

3-51April, 2004

HOLMES-30-HMS


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS HOLMES COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (850) 547-3681.


DOCTORS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (904) 547-4818 MED 22-167.9401 EAST BYRD AVENUEBONIFAY, FL 32425

EMS PROVIDERS TELEPHONEHOLMES COUNTY EMS (850) 547-4671BONIFAY

3-52April, 2004

INDIAN RIVER-31-IRC


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT INDIAN RIVER SHERIFF’S OFFICE (561) 569-6700.


INDIAN RIVER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (772) 567-4311 MED 42-118.81000 36TH STREET E.D.: (772) 567-4311VERO BEACH, FL 32960

SEBASTIAN RIVER MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (772) 589-3186 MED 72-118.813695 U.S. HIGHWAY 1 E.D.: (772) 589-9122SEBASTIAN, FL 32958

EMS PROVIDERS TELEPHONEINDIAN RIVER DEPT OF EMERGSVCS EMS DIV (772) 567-2154VERO BEACH

INDIAN RIVER MEM HOSPMEDICAL TRANS SVC (772) 567-4311VERO BEACH

INDIAN RIVER SHORESPUBLIC SAFETY DEPT. (772) 231-2451INDIAN RIVER SHORES

3-53April, 2004

JACKSON-32-JAC


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS CAMPBELLTON GRACEVILLE HOSPITAL (850) 263-4431.


CAMPBELLTON-GRACEVILLE MAIN: (850) 263-4431 MED 12-146.2HOSPITAL5429 COLLEGE DRIVEGRACEVILLE, FL 32440

JACKSON HOSPITAL MAIN: (850) 526-2200 MED 52-146.24250 HOSPITAL DRIVE E.D.: (850) 526-2200MARIANNA, FL 32446


CHIPOLA AVIATION, INC. (850) 482-8480MARIANNA

JACKSON COUNTY F/R UNIT (850) 718-0000MARIANNA

3-54April, 2004

JEFFERSON-33-JEF


*COUNTY CONTACT POINTS ARE THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE DISPATCH JEFFERSONCOUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (850) 997-2023.


THERE ARE NO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FACILITIES IN JEFFERSON COUNTY. EMSPATIENTS ARE NORMALLY TRANSPORTED TO TALLAHASSEE MEMORIAL REGIONAL MEDICALCENTER, TALLAHASSEE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, OR MADISON COUNTY MEMORIALHOSPITAL.


JEFFERSON COUNTY FIRE/RESCUE (850) 342-0178MONTICELLO

3-55April, 2004

LAFAYETTE-34-LAF

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSSTATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9REGIONAL MEDICAL 155.340 155.340

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS LAFAYETTE COUNTY RESCUE (904) 294-3611.


THERE ARE NO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FACILITIES IN LAFAYETTE COUNTY. EMSPATIENTS ARE NORMALLY TRANSPORTED TO ALACHUA, LEVY, MADISON, SUWANNEE ORTAYLOR COUNTY HOSPITALS.


LAFAYETTE COUNTY RESCUE (904) 294-1633MAYO

3-56April, 2004

LAKE-35-LKC


*COUNTY CONTACT IS FLORIDA REGIONAL EMS (352) 383-1200EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TELEPHONE MED CHANNEL

ASSIGNMENT

FLORIDA HOSPITAL MAIN: (352) 589-3300 MED 12-192.8WATERMAN, INC201 NORTH EUSTIS STREETEUSTIS, FL 32726

LEESBURG REGIONAL MAIN: (352) 323-5762 MED 32-192.8MEDICAL CENTER, INC.600 EAST DIXIE AVENUELEESBURG, FL 34748

SOUTH LAKE HOSPITAL MAIN: (352) 394-4071 MED 62-192.8847 EIGHTH STREETCLERMONT, FL 34711


LAKE-SUMTER EMS (352) 383-4554MOUNT DORA

3-57April, 2004

LEE-36-LEE1 OF 2


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS LEE COUNTY EOC CENTER (239) 337-2000


CAPE CORAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (941) 574-2323 MED 32-110.9636 DEL PRADO BOULEVARD E.D.: (941) 574-0370CAPE CORAL, FL 33990

GULF COAST HOSPITAL MAIN: (941) 768-5000 MED 62-110.913681 DOCTOR'S WAY E.D.: (941) 768-8611FORT MYERS, FL 33912

LEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL- MAIN: (941) 332-1111 MED 42-110.9CLEVELAND E.D.: (941) 334-53342776 CLEVELAND AVENUEFT. MYERS, FL 33901

LEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL- MAIN: (941) 433-7799 MED 3-110.9HEALTH PARK E.D.: (941) 432-33349981 HEALTHPARK CIRCLEFT MYERS, FL 33908

LEHIGH REG IONAL MED. CTR. MAIN: (941) 369-2101 MED 52-110.91500 LEE BOULEVARD E.D.: (941) 369-3800LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33936

SOUTHWEST FL REG. MED. MAIN: (941) 939-1147 MED 6-110.9CENTER SW FL2727 WINKLER AVENUEFT. MYERS, FL 33901

3-58April, 2004

LEE-36-LEE2 OF 2


BONITA SPRINGS FIRE CONT. & (239) 922-3320RESCUE DIST.BONITAL SPRINGS

ESTERO FIRE RESCUE DISTRICT (239) 947-3473ESTERO

FT. MYERS BCH FIRE CONTROL DIST (941) 463-6164FORT MYERS BEACH

LEE COUNTY EMS (941) 335-1600FORT MYERS

LEHIGH ACRES FIRE & RESCUE (239) 344-1600LEHIGH ACRE

SAFE-CARE MEDICAL TRANSPORT (941) 481-9758FORT MYERS

SAN CARLOS PARK FIRE PROTECTION (941) 267-7525AND RESUCE SERVICEFORT MYERS

SOUTH TRAIL FIRE PROTECTION & (239) 433-0800RESCUE SERVICESFORT MYERS

THE CHILDREN'S HOSP. OF SW FLORIDA (941) 432-3682FORT MYERS

3-59April, 2004

LEON-37-LEO

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-2 MED-2 156.7STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-8 MED-8 167.9LIFE NET (AIR SECONDARY) 155.340 155.340 167.9MEDICAL RESOURCE COORDINATION 155.340 155.340

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS LEON COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT (850) 922-3300.


CAPITAL REGIONAL MEDICAL MAIN: (850) 525-5000 MED 42-156.7CENTER E.D.: (850) 525-50002626 CAPITAL MEDICAL BLVD.TALLAHASSEE, FL 32308

TALLAHASSEE MEMORIAL MAIN: (850) 681-1155 MED 22-156.7HEALTHCARE, INC. E.D.: (850) 681-11551300 MICCOSUKEE ROADTALLAHASSEE, FL 32308


Leon County EMS (850) 488-9962

3-60April, 2004

LEVY-38-LVY

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-5 MED-5 127.3STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9REGIONAL MEDICAL COORDINATION 155.340 155.340

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS LEVY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (352) 486-5111.


NATURE COAST REG HOSPITAL MAIN: (352) 528-2801 MED 52-127.3125 SW 7TH STREETWILLISTON, FL 32696


LEVY COUNTY EMS (352) 486-5209BRONSON

3-61April, 2004

LIBERTY-39-LBE


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS CALHOUN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT(850) 674-5049.


THERE ARE NO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FACILITIES IN LIBERTY COUNTY. EMS PATIENTSARE NORMALLY TRANSPORTED TO EITHER CALHOUN GENERAL (BLOUNTSTOWN),TALLAHASSEE MEMORIAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, OR TALLAHASSEE COMMUNITYHOSPITAL


LIBERTY COUNTY AMB. SERVICE (850) 643-5866BRISTOL

3-62April, 2004

MADISON-40-MAD


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS MADISON COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (850) 973-4001.


MADISON COUNTY MAIN: (904) 973-2271 MED 32-146.2MEMORIAL HOSPITAL201 EAST MARION STREETMADISON, FL 32340


MADISON COUNTY EMS (850) 973-4001MADISON

3-63April, 2004

MANATEE-41-MNT

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSSTATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9COUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-4 MED-4 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS MANATEE COUNTY COMMUNICATION CENTER (941) 748-2236.


BLAKE MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (941) 792-6611 MED 42-167.92020 59TH STREET WEST E.D.: (941) 798-6300BRADENTON, FL 34209

MANATEE MEM HOSPITAL MAIN: (941) 746-5111 MED 22-167.9206 2ND STREET EASTBRADENTON, FL 34208


LONGBOAT KEY FIRE DEPARTMENT (941) 316-1944LONGBOAT KEY

MANATEE COUNTY EMS (941) 749-3022BRADENTON

WESTCOAST-SOUTHERNMED. SVCS., INC. (941) 748-7148BRADENTON

3-64April, 2004

MARION-42-MAO

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-7 MED-7 127.3STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9NATIONAL FOREST CHANNEL-CMC MED-6 MED-6 127.3

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (352) 732 9111.


MUNROE REGIONAL MAIN: (352) 351-7200 MED 12-127.3MEDICAL CTR E.D.: (352) 351-7600131 S.W. 15TH STREETOCALA, FL 34471

OCALA REGIONAL MAIN: (352) 401-1000 MED 32-127.3MEDICAL CTR ED: (352) 401-11371431 SW 1ST AVENUEOCALA, FL 34478

TIMBER RIDGE MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (352) 351-7500 MED 62-127.3STATE ROAD 200OCALA, FL 33470

WEST MARION MAIN: (352) 291-3000 MED 22-127.3COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ED: (352) 291-65004600 SW 46TH COURTOCALA, FLEMS PROVIDERS TELEPHONE

MARION COUNTY FIRE DEPT (352) 694-6667OCALA

MUNROE REGIONAL MEDICAL (352) 351-0641CENTER AMBULANCE SERVICEOCALA

OCALA-FIRE RESCUE SERVICE, CITY OF (352) 629-8513OCALA

3-65April, 2004

MARTIN-43-MTC


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS MARTIN COUNTY EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CTR (561) 287-1668


MARTIN MEMORIAL MAIN: (561) 223-2300 MED 42-146.2HOSPITAL SOUTH2100 S.E. SALERNO ROADSTUART, FL 34997

MARTIN MEMORIAL MAIN: (561) 287-5200 MED 72-146.2MEDICAL CENTER E.D.: (561) 223-5995300 HOSPITAL AVENUESTUART, FL 34994


COASTAL CARE ADV. LIFE SUPPORT (561) 223-5925STUART

IMPACT ENTERPRISE OF S FL DBA (561) 781-6600MEDICAL TRANS. SPSTUART

MARTIN COUNTY FIRE RESCUE (561) 288-5710STUART

MEDICAL TRANS. SPECIALISTS (561)781-6600STUART

STUART FIRE RESCUE, CITY OF (561) 288-5360STUART

3-66April, 2004

MONROE-44-MON1 OF 2


*COUNTY CONTACT POINTS IS MONROE COUNTY S.O (305) 289-2430.


FISHERMEN'S HOSPITAL MAIN: (305) 743-5533 MED 62-156.73301 OVERSEAS HIGHWAYMARATHON, FL 33050

LOWER KEYS MAIN: (305) 294-5531 MED 72-167.9MEDICAL CENTER E.D.: (305) 294-96915900 COLLEGE ROADKEY WEST, FL 33040

MARINERS HOSPITAL MAIN: (305) 852-4418 MED 42-156.791500 OVERSEAS HWY E.D.: (305) 852-5405TAVERNIER, FL 33070

EMS PROVIDERS TELEPHONEATLANTIC/KEY WESTAMBULANCE INC DBA AMR (305) 296-2401KEY WEST

3-67April, 2004

MONROE-44-MON2 OF 2


ISLAMORADA VILLAGE OF (305) 664-4559ISLANDS FIRE RESCUEISLAMORADA

KEY LARGO VOLUNTEER (305) 451-2766AMBULANCE CORPS.KEY LARGO

MARATHON FIRE RESCUE (305_ 743-5266CITY OF,MARATHON

MONROE COUNTY EMS (305) 289-6004MARATHON

OCEAN REEF PUBLIC SAFETY DEPT (305) 367-4357KEY LARGO

3-68April, 2004

NASSAU-45-NAS

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-2 MED-2 136.7STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9REGION 3 MUTUAL AID-REGIONAL MED CHANNEL 155.340 155.340

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS NASSAU COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (904) 225-5174.


BAPTIST MED CTR - NASSAU MAIN: (904) 321-3500 MED 32-136.51250 S. 18TH STREET E.D.: (904) 261-3627FERNANDINA BEACH, FL 32034


NASSAU COUNTYRESCUESERVICE (904) 491-7525FERNANDINA BEACH

3-69April, 2004

OKALOOSA-46-OKA


*COUNTY CONTACT IS OKALOOSA COUNTY EMS (850) 651-7150


EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE MAIN: (850) 882-7228 MED 32-156.7AIR FORCE SYSTEMS E.D.: (850) 882-7227COMMAND REG. HOSPVALPARAISO, FL 32542

FT. WALTON BEACH MAIN: (850) 862-1111 MED 52-156.7MEDICAL CENTER E.D.: (850) 863-76071000 MAR-WALT DRIVEFT WALTON BCH, FL 32547-6795

NORTH OKALOOSA MAIN: (850) 689-8100 MED 22-156.7MEDICAL CENTER151 REDSTONE AVENUE, S.E.CRESTVIEW, FL 32539-6026

TWIN CITIES HOSPITAL MAIN: (850) 678-4131 MED 72-156.72190 N. HWY. 85 NORTHNICEVILLE, FL 32578


OKALOOSA COUNTY EMS (850) 651-7150SHALIMAR

3-70April, 2004

OKEECHOBEE-47-OKC

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED 6 MED-6 167.9STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-8 MED-8 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS OKEECHOBEE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (561) 233-0130.


RAULERSON HOSPITAL MAIN: (863) 763-2151 MED 72-167.91796 HWY. 441 NORTH ED: (863) 824-2785OKEECHOBEE, FL 34972


ALL COUNTY AMBULANCE (863)467-7704OKEECHOBEE

OKEECHOBEE COUNTY FIRE RESCUE (863) 763-5544OKEECHOBEE

3-71April, 2004

ORANGE-48-ORA1 OF 3

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-7 MED-7 156.7STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9AIR-CARE 155.340 155.340 85.4

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS ORANGE COUNTY EMS DISPATCH CENTER (407) 737-2444.


ARNOLD PALMER HOSPITAL MAIN: (407) 649-9111 MED 12-107.292 WEST MILLER STREETORLANDO, FL 32806

FLORIDA HOSPITAL MAIN: (407) 895-7951 MED 22-123.0601 EAST ROLLINS STREET E.D.: (407) 897-1940ORLANDO, FL 32803

FLORIDA HOSPITAL-APOPKA MAIN: (407) 889-1000 MED 52-131.8201 NORTH PARK AVE E.D.: (407) 889-1051APOPKA, FL 32703

FLORIDA HOSPITAL- MAIN: (407) 277-8110 MED 42-141.3EAST ORLANDO E.D.: (407) 275-51507727 LAKE UNDERHILL RD.ORLANDO, FL 32822

HEALTH CENTRAL MAIN: (407) 296-1000 MED 52-151.410000 WEST COLONIAL DROCOEE, FL 34761

3-72April, 2004

ORANGE-48-ORA2 OF 3


ORLANDO REGIONAL MAIN: (321) 841-5111 MED 72-173.8HEALTH CARE E.D.: (321) 841-56451414 KUHL AVENUEORLANDO, FL 32806

SAND LAKE HOSPITAL MAIN: (407) 351-8500 MED 32-186.29400 TURKEY LAKE ROAD E.D.: (407) 351-8550ORLANDO, FL 32819

WINTER PARK MAIN: (407) 646-7000 MED 62-123.0MEMORIAL HOSPITAL E.D.: (407) 646-7320200 N. LAKEMONT AVENUEWINTER PARK, FL 32792


APOPKA FIRE DEPARTMENT (407) 703-1756APOPKA

3-73April, 2004

ORANGE-48-ORA3 OF 3


FLORIDA FLIGHT I (407) 897-1610ORLANDO

FLORIDA HOSPITAL (407) 628-8111WINTER PARK

GREATER ORLANDO AVIATION AUTH. (407) 825-3038ORLANDO

HEALTH CENTRAL PARAMEDIC SVCS (407) 656-6416OCOEE

MAITLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT (407) 539-6229MAITLAND

ORANGE COUNTY FIRE & RESCUE DEPT (407) 737-2444WINTER PARK

ORLANDO FIRE DEPARTMENT (407) 246-2135ORLANDO

ORLANDO REG HEALTHCARE SYSTEM (407) 843-5783ORLANDO

ORLANDO REG HEALTH CARE SYS-AIR (407) 843-5783ORLANDO

REEDY CREEK FIRE DEPT (407) 560-1977LAKE BUENA VISTA

RURAL/METRO CORPORATION (407) 298-6700ORLANDO

WINTER PARK FIRE RESCUE (407) 741-4906WINTER PARK

3-74April, 2004

OSCEOLA-49-OSC


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS OSCEOLA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (407) 348-2222.


FLORIDA HOSPITAL- MAIN: (407) 303-4000 MED 22-114.8CELEBRATION HEALTH400 CELEBRATION PLACECELEBRATION, FL 34747

FLORIDA HOSPITAL- MAIN: (407) 846-4343 MED 5-114.8KISSIMMEE2450 N ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAILKISSIMMEE, FL 34741

OSCEOLA REGIONAL MAIN: (407) 846-2266 MED 52-114.8MEDICAL CENTER700 W. OAK STREETKISSIMMEE, FL 34741

ST. CLOUD HOSPITAL MAIN: (407) 892-2135 MED 42-114.82906 17TH STREETST. CLOUD, FL 34769-6099


KISSIMMEE FIRE DEPARTMENT (407) 518-2222KISSIMMEE

OSCEOLA COUNTY FIRE/RESCUE (407) 343-7000KISSIMMEE

ST. CLOUD FIRE DEPARTMENT (407) 891-6784ST. CLOUD

3-75April, 2004

PALM BEACH-50-PBC1 OF 4

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-3 MED-3 127.3COUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-1 MED-1 127.3COUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-4 MED-4 127.3TRAUMA HAWK (AIR SECONDARY) 155.340 155.340 167.9STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS PALM BEACH FIRE RESCUE (561) 712-6550.


A.G. HOLLEY ST HOSPITAL MAIN: (561) 582-5666 MED 52-146.21199 WEST LANTANA ROAD CMC MED 3-127.3LANTANA, FL 33462

BETHESDA MEM HOSPITAL MAIN: (561) 737-7733 MED 5-114.82815 SOUTH SEACREST BLVD CMC MED 3-127.3BOYNTON BEACH, FL 33435

BOCA RATON MAIN: (561) 395-7100 MED 12-131.8COMMUNITY HOSPITAL CMC MED 3-127.3800 MEADOWS ROADBOCA RATON, FL 33486

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL MAIN: (561) 842-6141 MED 42-151.42201 45TH STREET E.D.: (561) 863-3900 CMC MED 1-127.3WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33407

DELRAY MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (561) 498-4440 MED 6-173.05352 LINTON BLVD E.D.: (561) 495-3115 CMC MED 3-127.3DELRAY BEACH, FL 33484

3-76April, 2004



GLADES GENERAL HOSPITAL MAIN: (561) 996-6571 MED 3-203.51201 S. MAIN STREET CMC MED 4-127.3BELLE GLADE, FL 33430

GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL MAIN: (561) 655-5511 MED 62-103.51309 N. FLAGLER DRIVE, WEST CMC MED 1-127.3WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33401

JFK MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (561) 965-7300 MED 5-146.25301 S. CONGRESS AVENUE CMC MED 3-127.3ATLANTIS, FL 33462

JUPITER MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (561) 747-2234 MED 22-210.71210 SOUTH OLD DIXIE HWY E.D.: (561) 744-4460 CMC MED 1-127.3JUPITER, FL 33458

PALM BEACH GARDENS MAIN: (561) 622-1411 MED 32-107.2MEDICAL CENTER CMC MED 1-127.33360 BURNS ROADPALM BCH GARDENS, FL 33410

PALMS WEST HOSPITAL MAIN: (561) 798-3300 MED 1-123.013001 STATE ROAD 80 E.D.: (561) 798-6010 CMC MED 1-127.3LOXAHATCHEE, FL 33470

3-77April, 2004



ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, INC. MAIN: (561) 844-6300 MED 52-141.3901 45TH STREET CMC MED 4-127.3WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33407

US VETERANS HOSPTIAL MAIN: (561) 882-8262 MED 7-162.27305 N MILITARY TRAIL CMC MED 1-127.3WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33410

WELLINGTON REGIONAL MAIN: (561) 798-8500` MED 2-186.2MEDICAL CENTER E.D.: (561) 798-8535 CMC MED 4-127.310101 FOREST HILL BLVD.WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33414

WEST BOCA MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (561) 488-8000 MED 7-192.821644 STATE ROAD 7 E.D.: (561) 488-8000 CMC MED 3-127.3BOCA RATON, FL 33428


ATLANTIC/PALM BEACH AMB., INC (561) 533-5633DBA AMRLAKE WORTH

BOCA RATON FIRE RESCUE (561) 367-6700BOCA RATON

BOYNTON BEACH FIRE RESCUE (561) 742-6333BOYNTON BEACH

DELRAY BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT (561) 243-7400DELRAY BEACH

ELITE PROTECTION SERVICES, INC. (561) 243-9328DELRAY BEACH

GREENACRES DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY (561) 642-2160GREENACRES

3-78April, 2004



LAKE WORTH FIRE RESCUE (561) 586-1711LAKE WORTH

NORTH PALM BEACH PUBLIC SAFETY (561) 848-2525NORTH PALM BEACH

PALM BEACH COUNTY FIRE-RESCUE (561) 616-7016WEST PALM BEACH

PALM BEACH FIRE RESCUE (561) 838-5420PALM BEACH

PALM BEACH GARDENS FIRE DEPT (561) 799-4367PALM BEACH GARDENS

PALM SPRINGS PUBLIC SAFETY (561) 968-8243PALM SPRINGS

RIVIERA BEACH FIRE RESCUE (561) 845-4104RIVIERA BEACH

TEQUESTA FIRE RESCUE (561) 575-6250TEQUESTA

WACKENHUT CORPORATION (561) 994-0358WEST PALM BEACH FIRE DEPT (561) 835-2911WEST PALM BEACH

3-79April, 2004

PASCO-51-PSC1 OF 2


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS PASCO COUNTY EMS DISPATCH CENTER (727) 847-8105.


COMMUNITY HOSPITAL MAIN: (813) 848-1733 MED 32-127.35637 MARINE PARKWAYNEW PORT RICHEY, FL 34656

EAST PASCO MED CENTER MAIN: (813) 788-0411 MED 52-136.57050 GALL BOULEVARD E.D.: (813) 783-6111ZEPHYRHILLS, FL 33541

NORTH BAY MED CENTER MAIN: (813) 842-8468 MED 22-146.26600 MADISON STREETNEW PORT RICHEY, FL 34652

PASCO REGIONAL MED CTR MAIN: (813) 521-1100 MED 42-103.513100 FORT KING ROAD E.D.: (813) 521-1110DADE CITY, FL 33525

REGIONAL MED CENTER MAIN: (813) 869-2411 MED 12-156.7AT BAYONET POINT14000 FIVAY ROADHUDSON, FL 34667

3-80April, 2004

PASCO-51-PSC2 OF 2


HCA HEALTH SERVICESOF FLORIDA, INC. (727) 869-5400HUDSON

MED FLEET SYSTEMS, INC. (727) 376-7240ODESSA

NEW PORT RICHEY, CITY OF (727) 841-4500NEW PORT RICHEY

PASCO COUNTY FIRE RESCUE (813) 929-1250LAND O' LAKES

3-81April, 2004

PINELLAS-52-PIN1 OF 5

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-3 MED-3 203.5STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9CALLING CHANNEL MED-9 MED-9 203.5BAYFLIGHT (AIR SECONDARY) 155.340 155.340 167.9

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS PINELLAS COUNTY FIRE & EMS (727) 582-2000 OR PINELLASCOUNTY 9-1-1 CENTER (727) 464-3850.


ALL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MAIN: (727) 898-7451 MED 1-203.5801 SIXTH STREET SOUTHST. PETERSBURG, FL 33701

BAYFRONT MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (727) 823-1234 MED 7-203.5701 6TH STREET SOUTH E.D.: (727) 893-6013ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33701

EDWARD WHITE HOSPITAL MAIN: (727) 323-1111 MED 5-203.52323 9TH AVENUE NORTHST. PETERSBURG, FL 33713

HELEN ELLIS MEM HOSPITAL MAIN: (727) 942-5000 MED 4-203.51395 S. PINELLAS AVENUETARPON SPRINGS, FL 34689

KINDRED HOSPITAL MAIN: (727) 894-8719 MED 22-203.5BAY AREA- ST. PETERSBURG3030 6TH STREET SOUTHST. PETERSBURG, FL 33705

3-82April, 2004



LARGO MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (727) 588-5800 MED 6-203.5201 14TH STREET, S.W.LARGO, FL 33770

MEASE HOSPITAL – MAIN: (727) 725-6111 MED 32-203.5COUNTRYSIDE3231 MCMULLEN BOOTH ROADSAFETY HARBOR, FL 34695

MEASE HOSPITAL - DUNEDIN MAIN: (727) 733-1111 MED 52-203.5601 MAIN STREETDUNEDIN, FL 34698

MORTON PLANT HOSPITAL MAIN: (727) 462-7000 MED 72-203.5323 JEFFORDS STREETCLEARWATER, FL 34616

NORTHSIDE MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (727) 521-4411 MED 62-203.56000 49TH ST NORTH E.D.: (727) 521-5070ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33709

PALMS OF PASADENA MAIN: (727) 381-1000 MED 42-203.5HOSPITAL E.D.: (727) 347-43571501 PASADENA AVE SOUTHST. PETERSBURG, FL 33707

ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL MAIN: (727) 825-1100 MED 12-123.01200 7TH AVENUE, NORTH E.D.: (727) 825-1011ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33705

ST. PETERSBURG MED. CTR MAIN: (727) 384-1414 MED 2-203.56500 38TH AVENUE NORTH E.D.: (727) 341-4870ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33710

SUN COAST HOSPITAL, INC. MAIN: (727) 581-9474 MED 12-203.52025 INDIAN ROCKS ROADLARGO, FL 33774

3-83April, 2004



AIR AMBULANCE NETWOK (800) 327-1966TARPON SPRINGS

AIR AMB. CARE FLIGHT INT'L, INC. (727) 530-7972CLEARWATER

BAYFRONT MED CTR DBA BAYFLITE (727) 893-6010ST. PETERSBURG

CLEARWATER FIRE & RESCUE (727) 562-4334CLEARWATER

DUNEDIN FIRE DEPT. (727) 298-3093DUNEDIN

EAST LAKE FIRE & RESCUE, INC. (727) 784-8668PALM HARBOR

GLOBAL AIR CHARTER (800) 282-1922CLEARWATER

GULFPORT FIRE DEPT (727) 893-1062GULFPORT

3-84April, 2004



LARGO FIRE RESCUE (727) 587-6714LARGO

LEALMAN FIRE & RESCUE, INC. (727) 526-5650ST. PETERSBURG

MADEIRA BEACH, CITY OF (727) 391-3400MADEIRA BEACH

OLDSMAR FIRE DEPT (727) 855-1059OLDSMAR

PALM HARBOR SPECIALFIRE RESCUE (727) 784-0454PALM HARBOR

PINELLAS CO. EMS AUTHORITY (727) 582-2000DBA SUNSTARLARGO

PINELLAS PARK FIRE DEPT (727) 541-0712CLEARWATER

PINELLAS SUNCOAST FIRE AND (727) 595-1117RESCUE DISTRICTINDIAN ROCKS BEACH

SAFETY HARBOR, CITY OF (727) 724-1520SAFETY HARBOR

SEMINOLE ., CITY OF (727) 393-8711SEMINOLE

SOUTH PASADENA, CITY OF (727) 344-1666SOUTH PASADENA

ST. PETE. BEACH FIRE DEPT. (727) 363-9206ST. PETERSBURG BEACH

3-85April, 2004



ST. PETERSBURG FIRE DEPT (727) 893-7527ST. PETERSBURG

TARPON SPRINGS, CITY OF (727) 938-3737TARPON SPRINGS

TREASURE ISLAND, CITY OF (727) 547-4590TREASURE ISLAND

3-86April, 2004

POLK-53-POL1 OF 2

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-3 MED-3 103.5STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9CALLING CHANNEL MED-10 MED-10 103.5

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS POLK COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY (863) 519-7400.


BARTOW MEMORIAL MAIN: (863) 519-1800 MED 72-103.5HOSPITAL2200 OSPREY BLVDBARTOW, FL 33830

HEART OF FLORIDA MAIN: (863) 422-4971 MED 7-103.5REGIONAL. MED. CENTER1615 U.S. HIGHWAY 27 NORTHDAVENPORT, FL 33837

LAKE WALES MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (863) 676-1433 MED 32-103.5410 SOUTH ELEVENTH ST.LAKE WALES, FL 33853

3-87April, 2004

POLK-53-POL2 OF 2


LAKELAND REGIONAL MAIN: (863) 687-1100 MED 52-103.5MEDICAL CENTER, INC.1324 LAKELAND HILLS BLVD.LAKELAND, FL 33805

WINTER HAVEN HOSPITAL MAIN: (863) 293-1121 MED 42-103.5200 AVENUE F, NORTHEASTWINTER HAVEN, FL 33881

WINTER HAVEN - REGENCY MAIN: (863) 294-7010 MED 62-167.9101 AVENUE O, S.E.WINTER HAVEN, FL 33880


POLK COUNTY DIV. OF PUBLIC SAFETY (863) 519-7400BARTOW

3-88April, 2004

PUTNAM-54-PUT

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-4 MED-4 167.9STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9REGION 3 MUTUAL AID-REGIONAL MED CHANNEL 155.340 155.340

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS PUTNAM COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (904) 329-0800.


PUTNAM COMMUNITY MAIN: (904) 328-5711 MED 42-167.9MEDICAL CENTERHIGHWAY 20 WESTPALATKA, FL 32177


PUTNAM COUNTY EMERGENCYRESCUE SERVICE (904) 329-0892PALATKA

3-89April, 2004

ST. JOHNS-55-SAJ

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-2 MED-2 167.9STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-8 MED-8 167.9REGION 3 MUTUAL AID-REGIONAL MED CHANNEL 155.340 155.340

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS ST. JOHNS COUNTY DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY (904) 823-2640.


FLAGLER HOSPITAL, INC. MAIN: (904) 829-5155 MED 32-167.9400 HEALTH PARK BLVD. E.D.: (904) 825-4466ST. AUGUSTINE, FL 32086


ST. JOHNS COUNTY DIVISION OF EMS (904) 824-8579ST. AUGUSTINE

3-90April, 2004

ST. LUCIE-56-SLU


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT ST. LUCIE COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY (561) 465-5770.


LAWNWOOD REGIONAL MAIN: (561) 461-4000 MED 12-136.5MEDICAL CENTER E.D.: (561) 468-45511700 S. 23RD STREETFORT PIERCE, FL 34950

ST. LUCIE MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (561) 335-4000 MED 62-136.51800 S E TIFFANY AVENUEPORT ST. LUCIE, FL 34952


ABLE AMBULANCE (561) 465-0893FORT PIERCE

ABLE AMERICAN JET, INC 1 (800) 225-3538FORT PIERCE

LIFELINE MEDICAL SERVICES, INC. (561) 465-0410FORT PIERCE

PORT ST. LUCIE VOL. AMB SERVICE (561) 335-5433PORT ST. LUCIE

ST. LUCIE COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT (561) 462-2300FORT PIERCE

3-91April, 2004

SANTA ROSA-57-SRC

CHANNEL USE TX RX CTCSSCOUNTY MEDICAL COORDINATION MED-1 MED-1 136.5STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION* MED-8 MED-8 167.9HEAR – MEDICAL COORDINATION (BACKUP) 155.340 155.340

*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS THE SANTA ROSA 9-1-1 CENTER (850) 983-5372.


GULF BREEZE HOSPITAL MAIN: (850) 934-2000 MED 42-110.91110 GULF BREEZE PARKWAY E.D.: (850) 934-2000GULF BREEZE, FL 32561

JAY HOSPITAL MAIN: (850) 675-8000 MED 22-136.5221 SOUTH ALABAMA STJAY, FL 32565

SANTA ROSA MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (850) 626-7762 MED 32-136.51450 BERRYHILL ROAD E.D.: (850) 623-9741MILTON, FL 32570


RURAL METRO AMBULANCE (850) 626-8634MILTON

3-92April, 2004

SARASOTA-58-SAR1 OF 2


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS THE SARASOTA COUNTY DISPATCH CENTER(941) 316-7220.


BON SECOURS- MAIN: (941) 485-7711 MED 12-110.9VENICE HOSPITAL540 THE RIALTOVENICE, FL 34285

DOCTORS HOSPITAL MAIN: (941) 342-1100 MED 42-110.9OF SARASOTA5731 BEE RIDGE ROADSARASOTA, FL 34233

ENGLEWOOD COMMUNITY MAIN: (941) 475-6571 MED 52-110.9HOSPITAL700 MEDICAL BOULEVARDENGLEWOOD, FL 34223

SARASOTA MEM HOSPITAL MAIN: (941) 917-6000 MED 1-110.91700 S. TAMIAMI TRAIL E.D.: (941) 953-1230SARASOTA, FL 34239

3-93April, 2004

SARASOTA-58-SAR2 OF 2


INTENSIVE AIR INC (941) 926-2490

NORTH PORT FIRE RESCUE (941) 423-4353NORTH PORT

SARASOTA COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT (941) 951-4211SARASOTA

VENICE AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC. (941) 485-8111VENICE

3-94April, 2004

SEMINOLE-59-SEM1 OF 2


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT OFPUBLIC SAFETY(407) 665-5100.


CENTRAL FLORIDA MAIN: (407) 321-4500 MED 32-110.9REGIONAL HOSPITAL1401 WEST SEMINOLE BLVDSANFORD, FL 32771

FLORIDA HOSPITAL- MAIN: (407) 321-4500 MED 22-110.9ALTAMONTE601 EAST ALTAMONTE DR.ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32701

SOUTH SEMINOLE HOSPITAL MAIN: (407) 765-1200 MED 52-110.9555 W. STATE ROAD 434LONGWOOD, FL 32750


ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FIRE DEPT (407) 571-8383ALTAMONTE SPRINGS

CASSELBERRY FIRE DEPARTMENT (407) 262-7735CASSELBERRY

CENTRAL FL AMB SVC DBA PROCARE (407) 302-1355SANFORD

3-95April, 2004

SEMINOLE-59-SEM2 OF 2


LAKE MARY FIRE DEPARTMENT (407) 333-8238LAKE MARY

LONGWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT (407) 260-3490LONGWOOD

OVIEDO FIRE DEPARTMENT (407) 977-6100OVIEDO

SANFORD FIRE RESCUE DEPT (407) 302-1099SANFORD

SEMINOLE COUNTY FIRE/EMS/RESCUE (407) 665-5175DIVISIONSANFORD

WINTER SPRINGS FIRE DEPARTMENT (407) 327-2332WINTER SPRINGS

3-96April, 2004

SUMTER-60-SUM


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS LAKE-SUMTER EMS (352) 383-1200


VILLAGES REG. HOSPITAL MAIN: (352) 751-8640 MED 52-192.81451 EL CAMINO REALTHE VILLAGES, FL 32159


VILLAGE CENTER COMMUNITY (352) 753-4508DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTTHE VILLAGES

3-97April, 2004

SUWANNEE-61-SUW


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS SUWANNEE HOSPITAL (904) 362-1413**POINT OF CONTACT IS SUWANNEE COUNTY 9-1-1 CENTER (904) 334-3785


SHANDS OF LIVE OAK MAIN: (407) 321-4500 MED 72-156.71100 SW 11TH STREETLIVE OAK, FL 32060


SUWANNEE COUNTY DEPT. OF EMS (904) 364-3406LIVE OAK

3-98April, 2004

TAYLOR-62-TAY


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS TAYLOR COUNTY EMS (850) 838-3522.


DOCTORS MEM HOSPITAL MAIN: (850) 584-2227 MED 12-118.8407 EAST ASH STREETPERRY, FL 32347


DOCTORS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (850) 5845-2227PERRY

3-99April, 2004

UNION-63-UNC


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS UNION COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (904) 496-3839.


NORTH FLA RECEPTION MAIN: (904) 496-6111 MED 22-94.8CENTER HOSPITALSTATE ROAD 231, SOUTHLAKE BUTLER, FL 32054

RAMADAN HAND INSTITUTE/ MAIN: (904) 496-2323 MED 32-94.8LAKE BUTLER HOSPITAL ED.: (904) 375-1236850 EAST MAIN STREETLAKE BUTLER, FL 32054


UNION CO. DEPT. OF EMERG. SVCS (904) 496-3839LAKE BUTLER

3-100April, 2004

VOLUSIA-64-VOL1 OF 3


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS THE VOLUSIA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (904) 248-1777 OR EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS, INC. (904) 252-4900.


BERT FISH MEDICAL CTR MAIN: (904) 424-5000 MED 22-136.5401 PALMETTO STREETNEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL 32168

FLORIDA HOSPITAL- MAIN: (904) 734-3320 MED 2-136.5DELAND701 WEST PLYMOUTH AVENUEDELAND, FL 32720

FLORIDA HOSPITAL MAIN: (904) 851-5000 MED 4-136.5FISH MEMORIAL1055 SAXON BLVD.ORANGE CITY, FL 32763

FLORIDA HOSPITAL- MAIN: (904) 672-4260 MED 42-136.5OCEANSIDE264 SOUTH ATLANTIC AVENUEORMOND BEACH, FL 32176

FLORIDA HOSPITAL MAIN: (904) 676-6000 MED 52-136.5ORMOND MEMORIAL E.D.: (904) 676-6022875 STERTHAUS AVENUEORMOND BEACH, FL 32174

HALIFAX MEDICAL CENTER MAIN: (904) 254-4000 MED 5-136.5303 N. CLYDE MORRIS BLVD E.D.: (904) 254-4100DAYTONA BEACH, FL 32114

3-101April, 2004



DAYTONA BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT (386) 671-4000DAYTONA BEACH

DAYTONA BEACH SHORESDEPT PUBLIC SAFETY (904) 322-5026DAYTONA BEACH SHORES

DELTONA FL., DEPT. OF F/R, CITY OF (407) 860-7177DELTONA

EDGEWATER DEPT OF F/R SERVICES,CITY OF (904) 424-2445EDGEWATER

EMERG MED. FOUND. DBA EVAC AMB (904) 252-4900DAYTONA BEACH

HOLLY HILL FIRE DEPARTMENT, CITY OF (904) 947-4173HOLLY HILL

NEW SMYRNA BCH FIRE DEPT., CITY OF (904) 424-2163NEW SMYRNA BEACH

ORANGE CITY DEPT OF FIRE/RESCUE (904) 775-3333CITY OF,ORANGE CITY

ORMOND BEACH, CITY OF (904) 676-3255ORMOND BEACH

PONCE INLET FIRE DEPT (904) 322-6720PONCE INLET

PORT ORANGE DEPT. OF FIRE/RESCUE (904) 756-5401PORT ORANGE

3-102April, 2004



SOUTH DAYTONA FIRE DEPT. CITY OF (904) 322-3033SOUTH DAYTONA

VOLUSIA COUNTY DEPT. OF FIRE SVCS (904) 736-5940DELAND

3-103April, 2004

WAKULLA-65-WAK


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS WAKULLA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (850) 926-7171.


THERE ARE NO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FACILITIES IN WAKULLA COUNTY. EMSPATIENTS ARE NORMALLY TRANSPORTED TO TALLAHASSEE MEMORIAL REGIONAL MEDICALCENTER OR CAPITAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER.


WAKULLA COUNTY AMB SERVICE (850) 926-1565CRAWFORDVILLE

3-104April, 2004

WALTON-66-WTN


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS WALTON COUNTY EMS (850) 892-8333.


HEALTHMARK REGIONAL MAIN: (850) 892-5171 MED 1-167.94413 US HIGHWAY 331 SDEFUNIAK SPRINGS, FL

SACRED HEART HOSPITAL MAIN: (850) 278-3000 MED 12-167.9OF EMERALD COAST7800 US 98 WESTWEST DESTIN, FL 32541


WALTON COUNTY EMS (850) 892-2580DEFUNIAK SPRINGS

3-105April, 2004

WASHINGTON-67-WSN


*COUNTY CONTACT POINT IS WASHINGTON COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE(850) 638-9162.


NORTHWEST FLORIDA MAIN: (850) 638-1610 MED 22-146.2COMMUNITY HOSPITAL1360 BRICKYARD ROADCHIPLEY, FL 32428


WASHINGTON COUNTY AMB SERVICE (850) 638-9162CHIPLEY

3-106April, 2004

3.2.5 EMS Air Transport Information

EMS Air-transporters are listed alphabetically by County showing the address andemergency phone and fax numbers for each agency. Radio channel information is alsoprovided for each air agency.

Communications for aeromedical services may utilize certain radio frequencies within theAviation Services of FCC Rules Part 87, "Aeronautical Enroute and Aeronautical Fixed Stations."The scope for Aeronautical Enroute stations is limited to the necessities of safety and primaryoperation of the aircraft. Sub-part I does not allow for medical communications. These channelsare associated with Air-traffic Control Centers, Airport Control Towers and “Unicom”communications systems. By design these radio systems are limited in the communicationscoverage capabilities they would provide for low flying rotorwing aircraft. Given the limitations,by rule and/or design associated with these radio channels their use by prehospital for flightfollowing is not acceptable for flight following.

Frequencies within the applicable FCC Rules may be utilized for Air Ambulance Dispatch andResponse and/or Medical Coordination on a secondary basis to land-based systems. Licensing forimplementation or expansion of air ambulance communications on any frequencies within thePublic Safety or Special Emergency Radio Services requires prior approval by the STO. The EMSCommunications Plan has established specific radio frequency allotments both “Air Primary” and“Air Secondary” within Florida for aeromedical Dispatch and/or Flight FollowingCommunications.

Air Secondary

All licensed rotor-winged aircraft and dispatch centers within the state of Florida shall have theability to communicate on the Air Secondary frequency 155.340 MHz with a CTCSS, PL tone, of167.9 Hz. This provides continued flight following with the aircraft while medical crews utilizetheir UHF, MED Channel radio to provide medical reports (LMC, SMC or MRC). Secondarilythis circuit provides a “Statewide” radio system for MCI coordination with aircraft that wouldnecessitate communications with the various aircraft, dispatch centers and/or landing zonemanagement. Further, this frequency shall provide EMS helicopter personnel with continuedsafety of flight situations in which a vehicle is out of its prime area an unable to access its dispatchcenter. Such use of the Air Secondary channel shall be limited only to the temporary duration ofsuch situations unless otherwise approved in writing by the STO.

3-107April, 2004

ALACHUA

SHANDS CAIR

SHANDS TEACHING HOSPITAL1600 S. W. ARCHER ROADGAINESVILLE, FL 32610(800) 342-5365 EMERGENCY(352) 265-0300 NON-EMERGENCY(352) 338-9821 FAX

CHANNEL USAGE TX(MHZ) RX(MHZ) CTCSS LAT/LONGAIR PRIMARY 461.625 466.625 203.5 29:38:16^N 82:20:18^W

AIR SECONDARY 155.34 155.34 167.9SMC MED 8 MED 8 167.9

BREVARD

HOLMS FIRST FLIGHT

HOLMS REGIONAL MEDICAL1350 S. HICKORY ST.MELBOURNE, FL 32901(800) 541-1928 EMERGENCY(321) 434-7296 NON-EMERGENCY(321) 434-5259 FAX



3-108April, 2004

BROWARD

AIR RESCUE

THE SHERIFF OF BROWARD CO.BROWARD CO. FIRE RESCUE2601 WEST BROWARD BLVDFT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33312(954) 765-5300 EMERGENCY(954) 831-8200 NON-EMERGENCY(954) 791-1046 FAX

CHANNEL USAGE TX(MHZ) RX(MHZ) CTCSS LAT/LONGAIR PRIMARY 800 800 26:12:00^N 80:10:00^W

SMC MED 8 MED 8 167.9

CITRUS

AEROMED IIITAMPA GENERAL HOSPITALP.O. BOX 1289TAMPA, FL 33601(800) 727-1911 EMERGENCY(813) 844-7400 NON-EMERGENCY(813) 844-7153 FAX



3-109April, 2004

COLUMBIA

TRAUMA ONE LCSHANDS JACKSONVILLE MEDICAL655 WEST 8TH STREETJACKSONVILLE, FL 32209(904) 350-0001 EMERGENCY(904) 244-4450 NON-EMERGENCY(904) 244-4033 FAX


AIR SECONDARY 155.34 155.34 167.9

COLLIER

MEDFLIGHTCOLLIER CO EMS3301 E. TAMIAMI TRAIL, BLD HNAPLES, FL 34112(941) 793-9300 EMERGENCY(941) 643-5506 NON-EMERGENCY(941) 643-3236 FAX

CHANNEL USAGE TX(MHZ) RX(MHZ) CTCSS LAT/LONGAIR PRIMARY 800 800 26:09:00^N 81:46:00^W (SECONDARY) MED 8 MED 8 167.9


3-110April, 2004

DADE

AIR RESCUE ONE

TAMIAMI AIRPORT14150 S. W. 127 STREETMIAMI, FL 33186(305) 596-8571 EMERGENCY(305) 233-5000 NON-EMERGENCY(305) 253-4854 FAX


LMC(SECONDARY) 457.525 453.525 118.8SMC MED 8 MED 8 167.9

AEROMEDBAPTIST HOSPITAL8900 NTH KINDALL DRMIAMI, FL 33176-2197(877) 237-6246 EMERGENCY(305) 273-2233 NON-EMERGENCY(305) 273-2605



LIFEFLIGHT CHILDREN’SLIFEFLIGHT CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL3100 S. W. 62 AVEMIAMI, FL 33155(305) 663-6859 EMERGENCY(305) 663-6859 NON-EMERGENCY(305) 669-7149 FAX



3-111April, 2004

DUVAL

LIFE FLIGHT 1BAPTIST MED CENTER800 PRUDENTIAL DRIVEJACKSONVILLE, FL 32207(877) 870-7779 EMERGENCY(904) 202-2136 NON-EMERGENCY(402) 342-9416 FAX

CHANNEL USAGE TX(MHZ) RX(MHZ)

CTCSS LAT/LONG

AIR PRIMARY MED 9 MED 9 127.3 30:18:56^N 81:39:45^WAIR SECONDARY 155.34 155.34 167.9


TRAUMA ONESHANDS JACKSONVILLE MEDICAL655 WEST 8TH STREETJACKSONVILLE, FL 32209(904) 350-0001 EMERGENCY(904) 224-4450 NON-EMERGENCY(904) 244-4033 FAX



3-112April, 2004

ESCAMBIA

BAPTIST FLIGHT

BAPTIST HOSP OF PENSACOLA1000 WEST MARINO STREETPENSACOLA, FL 32522(800) 342-3222 EMERGENCY(850) 434-4555 NON-EMERGENCY(850) 434-4638



FLAGLER

FIREFLIGHTFLAGLER COUNTY FIRE EMS1200 EAST MOODY BLVDBUNNELL, FL 32110 EMERGENCY 386-437-4116 NON-EMERGENCY 386-437-7381 234 FAX 386-437-7489

CHANNEL USAGE TX(MHZ) RX(MHZ) CTCSS LAT/LONGAIR PRIMARY 154.130 154.130 167.9


3-113April, 2004

HERNANDO

BAY FLIGHT – 4BAYFRONT MEDICAL CENTER701 SIXTH STREET SOUTHST. PETERSBURG, FL 33710(800) 223-4494 EMERGENCY(727) 893-6010 NON-EMERGENCY(727) 893-6996 FAX

CHANNEL USAGE TX(MHZ) RX(MHZ) CTCSS LAT/LONGAIR PRIMARY MED 3 MED 3 107.2 28.28.85 82.27.10


HIGHLANDS

AEROMED-2TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITALP.O. BOX 1289TAMPA, FL 33601(800) 727-1911 EMERGENCY(813) 844-7400 NON-EMERGENCY(813) 844-7153 FAX



HILLSBOROUGH

3-114April, 2004

AEROMED -1TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITALP.O. BOX 1289TAMPA, FL 33601(800) 727-1911 EMERGENCY(813) 844-7400 NON-EMERGENCY(813) 844-7153 FAX



BAY FLIGHT –3BAYFRONT MEDICAL CENTER701 SIXTH STREET SOUTHST. PETERSBURG, FL 33710(800) 223-4494 EMERGENCY(727) 893-6010 NON-EMERGENCY(727) 893-6996 FAX

CHANNEL USAGE TX(MHZ) RX(MHZ) CTCSS LAT/LONGAIR PRIMARY MED 3 MED 3 107.2 27:58:95^N 82:29:65^W


ST. JOE’S MED COMMST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL3001 ARTIN LUTHER KING BLVDTAMPA, FL 33609(813) 870-4445 EMERGENCY(813) 870-4445 NON-EMERGENCY(813) 870-4174 FAX



3-115April, 2004

HOUSTON, ALABAMA

FLATIRONAIR EVAC1108 ROSS CLARK CR.DOTHAN, AL 36302(334) 793-8999 EMERGENCY(334) 793-8111 NON-EMERGENCY(334) 793-8928 FAX

CHANNEL USAGE TX(MHZ) RX(MHZ) CTCSS LAT/LONGAIR PRIMARY 155.34 155.34 31:12:58^N 85:21:47^W

JACKSON

AIR-HEART 237 SHERIFF’S DRIVESANTA ROSA, FL 32114(866) 730-1400 EMERGENCY(850) 267-3778 NON-EMERGENCY(8500 892-4093 FAX


AIR SECONDARY 155.34 155.34 167.9

LEE

AIR FOUR

LEE COUNTY EMSP.O. BOX 398FORT MYERS, FL 33902-0398(941) 337-2000 EMERGENCY(941) 335-1604 NON-EMERGENCY(941) 335-1638 FAX



3-116April, 2004

LEON

LIFE NET

AIR-METHODS5307 LINDBERGH DR.OMAHA, NE 68110(800) 644-5242 EMERGENCY(402) 952-2321 NON-EMERGENCY(402) 952-2395 FAX


AIR SECONDARY 155.34 155.34 167.9

MARTIN

LIFESTAR

MARTIN COUNTY FIRE RESCUE2300 SE AVIATION WAYSTUART, FL 34996(561) 287-1662 EMERGENCY(561) 692-7396 NON-EMERGENCY(561) 692-7398 FAX



3-117April, 2004

MONROE

TRAUMA STAR

MONROE COUNTY FIRE RESCUE490 63RD ST, OCEANMARATHON, FL 33050EMERGENCY 305-289-2430NON-EMERGENCY 305-743-7570FAX 305-289-6078


AIR SECONDARY 155.34 155.34 167.9

ORANGE

AIR CARE

ORLANDO REGIONAL MEDICAL1414 SOUTH KUHL AVEORLANDO, FL 32806(407) 422-8326 EMERGENCY(407) 843-5783 NON-EMERGENCY(407) 648-8795 FAX



FLORIDA FLIGHT 1FLORIDA HOSPITAL601 E ROLLINSORLANDO, FL 32803(800) 824-0085 EMERGENCY(407) 897-1610 NON-EMERGENCY(407) 893-6978 FAX



3-118April, 2004

ORANGE CONT.

FIRESTARORANGE COUNTY FIRE RESCUE6590 AMORY COURTWINTER PARK, FL 32792(407) 737-2444 EMERGENCY(407) 836-9000 NON-EMERGENCY(407) 836-9138 FAX



PASCO

BAY FLIGHT -1BAYFRONT MEDICAL CENTER701 SIXTH STREET SOUTHST. PETERSBURG, FL 33710(800) 223-4494 EMERGENCY(727) 893-6010 NON-EMERGENCY(727) 893-6996 FAX



3-119April, 2004

PALM BEACH

TRAUMA HAWK

HEALTH CARE DISTRICT PBC3802 SOUTHERN BLVDWEST PALM BEACH, FL 33406(561) 712-6550 EMERGENCY(561) 478-3904 NON-EMERGENCY(561) 682-0818 FAX

CHANNEL USAGE TX(MHZ) RX(MHZ) CTCSS LAT/LONGAIR PRIMARY 47.66 47.66 26:41:00^N 80:05:00^W

PALM BEACH CO. 800 800SMC MED 8 MED 8 167.9

AIR SECONDARY 155.340 155.340 167.9

PINELLAS

BAY FLIGHT

BAYFRONT MEDICAL CENTER701 SIXTH STREET SOUTHST. PETERSBURG, FL 33710(800) 223-4494 EMERGENCY(727) 893-6010 NON-EMERGENCY(727) 893-6996 FAX


AIR SECONDARY 155.34 155.34 167.9SMC MED 8 ME 8 167.9

3-120April, 2004

POLK

LIFENET 5BAYFRONT MEDICAL CENTER701 SIXTH STREET SOUTHST. PETERSBURG, FL 33710(800) 223-4494 EMERGENCY(727) 893-6010 NON-EMERGENCY(727) 893-6996 FAX



ST. LUCIE

AIR-ONE

ST. LUCIE COUNTY FIRE RESCUE2400 ROAD ISLAND AVEFT. PIERCE, FL 34950(561) 462-2308 EMERGENCY(561) 462-3314 NON-EMERGENCY(561) 462-2307 FAX



3-121April, 2004

SARASOTA

BAY FLIGHT - 2BAYFRONT MEDICAL CENTER701 SIXTH STREET SOUTHST. PETERSBURG, FL 33710(800) 223-4494 EMERGENCY(727) 893-6010 NON-EMERGENCY(727) 893-6996 FAX



SEMINOLE

AIR RESCUE 3SEMINOLE COUNTY FIRE/EMS150 BUSH BLVDSANFORD, FL 32773(407) 665-6010 NON-EMERGENCY(407) 665-5010 FAX(407) 324-9685 Hanger

CHANNEL USAGE TX(MHZ) RX(MHZ) CTCSS LAT/LONGAIR PRIMARY

SEMINOLE CO 800800 800 28:46:44.6 / 81:14:19.8

AIR SECONDARY 155.34 155.34 167.9 AIR CRAFT ONLY


3-122April, 2004

SUMTER

BAY FLIGHT – 4BAYFRONT MEDICAL CENTER701 SIXTH STREET SOUTHST. PETERSBURG, FL 33710(800) 223-4494 EMERGENCY(727) 893-6010 NON-EMERGENCY(727) 893-6996 FAX



TAYLOR

AIRMEDIC ONE407 EAST ASH STREETPERRY, FL(904) 350-0001 EMERGENCY(904) 244-4450 NON-EMERGENCY(904) 244-4033 FAX

CHANNEL USAGE TX(MHZ) RX(MHZ) CTCSS LAT/LONGAIR PRIMARY 453.1750 453.1750 127.3 30:07:66 / 83:34:73


VOLUSIA

S. O. AEROMEDICAL

EMERGENCY SERVICES DIV.489 CORAL SEA AVEDAYTONA BEACH, FL 32114(386) 248-1777 EMERGENCY(386) 239-6542 NON-EMERGENCY(386) 239-6546 FAX



3-123April, 2004

WALTON

AIR-HEART

37 SHERIFF’S DRIVESANTA ROSA, FL 321141 (866) 730-1400 EMERGENCY(850) 267-3778 NON-EMERGENCY(8500 892-4093 FAX


PL 156.7AIR SECONDARY 155.34 155.34 167.9

April, 20044-1

4 INTERSTATE COORDINATION

4.1 GENERAL

Medical emergencies near the border of northern Florida often involve the mutual responseof emergency medical service providers and hospital emergency departments in Alabamaand/or Georgia. Interstate communications between providers and hospitals of all threestates are necessary to support such EMS operations and mutual-aid agreements, as well asfor wide-area mobilization of emergency response units during mass casualty incidents anddisaster situations. This section (current as June, 2000) describes the VHF High Bandportion of the EMS communications systems, radio frequencies and selective call addressesof hospitals and providers in the southernmost parts of Alabama and Georgia, which arereadily accessible to providers and hospital emergency departments in the North Floridaarea.

4.2 Alabama

.

Each hospital has a specific radio dial code assigned to it. To access a hospital, select theappropriate channel; then dial the radio dial code of the desired hospital with an interruptedtone rotary dial encoder (HEAR/EACOM).

Table 4-1 lists the hospitals in adjacent counties in Alabama alphabetically by city.

TABLE 4-1

ALABAMA HOSPITAL RADIO DIRECTORY(PARTIAL LISTING)

ANDALUSIA ANDALUSIA REGIONAL HOSPITAL(COVINGTON) SOUTH THREE NOTCH STREET

ANDALUSIA, AL 36420TELEPHONE: (334) 222-3121

(334) 222-8466 (EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT)RF DIAL CODE: 1-420622FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.280 (CTCSS 91.5)

ATMORE AMBULANCE SERVICE121 SOUTH MAIN STREETATMORE, AL 36508(334) 368-3003

4-2April, 2004

ATMORE GREENLAWN HOSPITAL(ESCAMBIA) 401 SOUTH 8TH AVENUE

ATMORE, AL 36504TELEPHONE: (334) 368-2500RF DIAL CODE: 1-2291FREQUENCY: 155.340, 158.775 (CTCSS 179.9)

BAY MINETTE NORTH BALDWIN COUNTY HOSPITAL(BALDWIN) 1815 HAND AVE.

BAY MINETTE, AL 36507TELEPHONE: (334) 580-1748RF DIAL CODE: 1-2361FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.280 MED-7 (CTCSS 130.5)

BREWTON D.W. MCMILLIAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL(ESCAMBIA) NORTH BELLEVILLE AVE.

BREWTON, AL 36426TELEPHONE: (334) 867-8061RF DIAL CODE: 1-2271FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.280 (CTCSS 127.3)

EMERGYSTAT INCP.O. BOX 1497VERNON, AL 35592WASHINGTON COUNTY(850) 653-8853

DOTHAN FLOWERS HOSPITAL, INC.(HOUSTON) 409 W. MAIN STREET

DOTHAN, AL 36301TELEPHONE: (334) 793-5000 (SWITCHBOARD)

RF DIAL CODE: 1-424522FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.280 (CTCSS 151.4)

DOTHAN SOUTHEAST ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTER (334)(HOUSTON) U.S. HWY. 84 EAST

DOTHAN, AL 36302TELEPHONE: (334) 793-8111

(334) 792-8911 (EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT)RF DIAL CODE: 1-424622FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.280 (CTCSS 103.5)

4-3April, 2004

FAIRHOPE THOMAS HOSPITAL(BALWIN) MURPHY AVENUE

FAIRHOPE, AL 36532TELEPHONE: (334) 928-2375RF DIAL CODE: 1-408822FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.280 (CTCSS 107.2)

FOLEY SOUTH BALDWIN HOSPITAL(BALDWIN) 1521 N. MCKENZIE STREET

FOLEY, AL 36535TELEPHONE: (334) 943-5051RF DIAL CODE: 1-2371FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.280 (CTCSS 77.0)

FT. RUCKER MASS MEDICAL CONTROL/FLAT IRON(HOUSTON) MASS AIR EVAC

USAAMC/AABFT. RUCKER, AL 36362

TELEPHONE: (334) 793-8999FREQUENCY: DISPATCHED BY SOUTHEAST ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTER IN

DOTHAN

GENEVA WIREGRASS HOSPITAL(GENEVA) 1200 MAPLE AVENUE

GENEVA, AL 36340TELEPHONE: (334) 684-3655RF DIAL CODE: 1-2211FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.280 (CTCSS 131.8)

MEDJET INTERNATIONAL, INC4900 69TH STREET NORTHBIRMINGHAM, AL(850) 592-4460

OPP MIZELL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL(COVINGTON) 702 MAIN STREET

OPP, AL 36467TELEPHONE: (334) 493-3541RF DIAL CODE: 1-420922FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.280 (CTCSS 156.7)

4-4April, 2004

4.3 GEORGIA

Each hospital has a specific radio dial code assigned to it. To access a hospital, select theappropriate channel; then dial the radio dial code of the desired hospital with an interruptedtone rotary dial encoder (HEAR/EACOM).

Table 4-2 lists the hospitals in adjacent counties in Georgia alphabetically by city.

TABLE 4-2

GEORGIA HOSPITAL RADIO DIRECTORY(PARTIAL LISTING)

BAINBRIDGE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL(DECATUR) 1500 E. SHOTWELL STREET

BAINBRIDGE, GATELEPHONE: (912) 246-3500RF DIAL CODE: 162-5622FREQUENCY: 155.115,158.895

CAIRO GRADY GENERAL HOSPITAL(GRADY) P.O. BOX 360

CAIRO, GATELEPHONE: (912) 377-1150RF DIAL CODE: 164-5422FREQUENCY: 155.340

DONALSONVILLE DONALSONVILLE HOSPITAL, INC.(SEMINOLE) 102 HOSPITAL CIRCLE

DONALSONVILLE, GATELEPHONE: (912) 524-5217RF DIAL CODE: 165-2422FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.250, 155.205

FOLKSTON CHARLTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL(CHARLTON) 1203 N. THIRD STREET

FOLKSTON, GATELEPHONE: (912) 496-2531RF DIAL CODE: 162-8422FREQUENCY: 155.340

4-5April, 2004

HOMERVILLE CLINCH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL(CLINCH) 815 CARSWELL STREET

HOMERVILLE, GEORGIATELEPHONE: (912) 487-5211RF DIAL CODE: 164-0422FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.430

QUITMAN BROOKS COUNTY HOSPITAL(BROOKS) 903 N. COURT STREET

QUITMAN, GEORGIATELEPHONE: (912) 263-4171/487-5211RF DIAL CODE: 166-0822/164-0422FREQUENCY: 155.340;155.430

ST. MARYS CAMDEM MEDICAL CENTER(CAMDEN) 2000 CAN PROCTOR DRIVE

ST. MARY’S, GEORGIATELEPHONE: (912) 576-4400RF DIAL CODE: 162-7722FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.775, 155.880

THOMASVILLE JOHN D. ARCHBOLD MEMORIAL(THOMAS) GORDON AVENUE

THOMASVILLE, GATELEPHONE: (912) 228-2000RF DIAL CODE: 165-4422FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.400

VALDOSTA SOUTH GEORGIA MEDICAL CENTER(LOWNDES) 2501 N. PATTERSON STREET

VALDOSTA, GATELEPHONE: (912) 242-3450RF DIAL CODE: 164-7822FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.175

WAYCROSS SATILLA REGIONAL HOSPITAL(WARE) 410 DARLING AVENUE

WAYCROSS, GATELEPHONE: (912) 283-3030RF DIAL CODE: 165-6022FREQUENCY: 155.340, 155.280

April, 20045-1

5 HOSPITAL LATITUDE/LONGITUDE COORDINATES

This aeronautical information (Latitude/Longitude) is specifically designed to provideinformation for computer –based navigation system aboard aircraft. This data (current asJune 1998) is not intended to be utilized for approach, landing, or departure operations.Coordinates were generated by LORAN-C, GPS, or VOR/DME calculations furnished bynumerous Florida aeromedical providers. The State Technology Office makes no warranty,expressed or implied, as to the precision of this information and explicitly disclaimsliability to the accuracy thereof. We suggest that you check Airman’s Information Manual,Airport/Facility Directory, NOTAMS, and/or Safety Bulletins for supplemental data andcurrent information. Please notify the Office at (850) 922-6437 of corrections andadditions to make this information more accurate.

Hospital Latitude/Longitude Coordinate

45TH MEDICAL GROUPPATRICK AFB, FL 32925N 28:14:18 W 80:37:30

56 MEDICAL GROUP (TAC)/ SGATAMPA, FL 33608-5300N 27:50:60 W 82:28:40

ALACHUA GENERAL HOSPITALGAINSVILLE, FL 32602N 29:39:02 W 82:19:87

ALL CHILDREN’S HOSPITALST. PETERSBURG, FL 33701N 27:46:20 W 82:38:50

AMIORLANDO, FL 32800N 28:34:50 W 81:26:70

ARNOLD PALMER HOSPITALORLANDO, FLN 28:31:20 W 82:20:50

BAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMIMIAMI, FL 33176N 25:41:40 W 80:20:40

BAPTIST HOSPITAL, PENSACOLAPENSACOLA, FL 32501N 30:25:51 W 87:13:84

BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER, JAXJACKSONVILLE, FL 32207N 30:18:60 W 81:39:40

BAPTIST MEDICAL-NASSAUFERNANDINA BEACH, FL 32034N 30:39:20 W 81:26:60

BARTOW MEMEORIAL HOSPITALBARTOW, FL 33830N 27:53:80 W 81:49:70

BAY MEDICAL CENTERPANAMA CITY, FL 32401N 30:09:53 W 85:38:96

BAY PINES VA MEDICAL CENTERBAY PINES, FL 33504N 27:48:20 W 82:46:70

BAYFRONT MEDICAL CENTERST. PETERSBURG, FL 33701N 27:46:20 W 82:38:50

5-2April, 2004

BAYONET POINT/HUDSON REG MEDHUDSON, FL 34667N 28:21:60 W 82:41:30

BEACHES HSOPITALJACKSONVILLE BEACH, FL 33250N 30:16:40 W 81:23:70

BERT FISH MEMORIAL HOSPITALNEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL. 32069N 29:00:85 W 80:55:04

BETHESDA MEMORIAL HOSPITALBOYNTON BEACH, FL 33435N 26:30:16 W 80:04:13

BLAKE MEMORIALBRADENTON, FL 34206N 27:28:90 W 82:37:30

BOOKSVILLE REGIONAL HOSPITALBROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA 34605N 28:32:90 W 82:24:00

BRADFORD COUNTY HOSPITALSTARKE, FL 32091N 29:57:60 W 08:20:56

BRANDON HOSPITALBRANDON, FLORIDA 33511N 27:55:90 W 82:17:20

BROOKWOOD COMMUNITY HOSPITALORLANDO, FL 32808N 28:33:90 W 81:25:80

BROWARD GENERAL MEDICAL CTRFT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33316N 26:06:20 W 80:08:60

CALHOUN HOSPITAL INC.BLOUNSTOWN, FL 32424N 30:27:50 W 85:02:80

CAPE CANAVERAL HOSPITALCOCOA BEACH, FL 32932-0069N 28:21:40 W 80:37:20

CAPE CORAL HOSPITALCAPE CORAL, FL 33990N 26:38:40 W 81:56:40

CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, INC.MIAMI, FL 33136N 25:45:75 W 80:11:92

CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPSANFORD, FL 32771N 28:48:50 W 81:17:00

CENTURION HOSPITALTAMPA, FL 33614N 28:21:40 W 80:37:20

CITRUS MEMORIAL HOSPITALINVERNESS, FL 32650N 28:50:30 W 82:20:60

CLAY MEMORIAL HOSPITALGREEN COVE SPRINGS, FL 32043N 29:59:40 W 81:40:70

CLEARWATER COMM. HOSPITALCLEARWATER, FL 34616N 27:57:20 W 82:46:30

CLEWISTON HENDRY GENERALCLEWISTON, FL 33440N 26:44:10 W 80:56:10

COLUMBIA NEW PORT RICHEY HOSPNEW PORT RICHEY, FL 34656N 28:14:90 W 82:43:40

COLUMBIA PARK MEDICAL CENTERORLANDO, FLORIDA 32801N 28:31:50 W 81:21:40

COLUMBIA PARK MEDICAL CENTERORLANDO, FL 32801N 28:31:50 W 81:21:40

CORAL SPRINGS MEDICAL CENTERCORAL SPRINGS, FL 33065N 26:16:50 W 80:15:00

5-3April, 2004

CYPRESS HOSPITALPOMPANO BEACH, FL 33060N 26:15:00 W 80:06:50

DADE CITY HOSPITALDADE CITY, FL 33525N 28:20:93 W 82:11:93

DAYTONA MEDICAL CENTERDAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA 32020N 29:12:50 W 81:03:50

DELRAY COMMUNITY HOSPITALDELRAY BEACH, FL 33445N 26:24:25 W 80:06:89

DESOTO MEMORIAL HOSPITALARCADIA, FLORIDA 33821N 27:13:50 W 81:51:00

DESTIN HOSPITALDESTIN, FL 32541N 30:23:60 W 86:28:20

DOCTOR'S MEMORIAL HOSPITALBONIFAY, FL 32425N 30:47:35 W 85:40:39

DOCTORS HOSP. OF LAKE WORTHLAKE WORTH, FL 33461N 26:35:36 W 80:05:45

DOCTORS HOSPITAL OF SARASOTASARASOTA, FLORIDA 34239N 27:20:30 W 82:29:80

DOCTORS HOSPITAL, CORAL GABLESCORAL GABLES, FL 33114N 25:43:45 W 80:16:62

DOCTORS MEMORIAL HOSP. PERRYPERRY, FL 32347N 30:07:70 W 83:34:60

DOCTORS MEM. HOSP BONIFAYBONIFAY, FL 32425N 30:46:00 W 85:40:40

EAST PASCO MEDICAL CENTERZEPHYRHILLS, FLORIDA 34248N 28:15:50 W 82:11:00

EAST POINT HOSPITALLEHIGH ACRES, FLORIDA 33936N 26:37:00 W 81:39:50

ED FRASER MEMORIAL HOSPITALMACCLENNY, FL 32603N 30:17:20 W 82:06:20

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASEHOSPITALN 30:27:30 W 86:33:30

ENGLEWOOD COMM. HOSPITALENGLEWOOD, FLORIDA 34223N 26:57:02 W 82:19:68

EVERGLADES MEMORIAL HOSPITALPAHOKEE, FL 33476N 26:49:50 W 80:39:70

FAWCETT MEMORIAL HOSPITALPORT CHARLOTTE, FLORIDA 33952N 26:59:50 W 82:05:60

FISH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DELANDDELAND, FLN 29:02:60 W 81:29:20

FISHERMEN'S HOSPITALMARATHON, FL 32721-0167N 24:42:60 W 81:05:70

FLAGLER MEMORIAL HOSPITALST AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA 32084N 29:28:30 W 81:14:80

FLORIDA ELKS CHILDREN'S HOSP.UMATILLA, FL 32784N 28:55:80 W 81:40:10

FLORIDA HOSP ALTAMONTESPRINGSALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLAN 28:40:00 W 81:22:00

5-4April, 2004

FLORIDA HOSPITALORLANDO, FLORIDA 32803N 28:34:50 W 81:22:10

FLORIDA HOSPITAL WAUCHULAWAUCHULA, FLORIDA 33873N 27:32:10 W 81:49:10

FLORIDA KEYS MEMORIAL HOSPITALKEY WEST, FL 32803N 24:34:74 W 81:44:51

FLORIDA MEDICAL CENTER HOSP.FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33313N 26:10:04 W 80:13:03

FT. WALTON BEACH MEDICAL CNTRFT. WALTON BEACH, FL 32548N 30:27:27 W 86:37:84

G. PIERCE WOOD MEMORIAL HOSPARCADIA, FL 33821N 27:08:30 W 81:40:30

GADSDEN MEMORIAL HOSPITALQUINCY, FL 32351N 30:34:30 W 84:33:60

GAINESVILLE V.A.GAINESVILLE, FL. 33602N 29:38:89 W 82:18:98

GEORGE E. WEEMS MEMORIAL HSOPAPALACHICOLA, FL 32320N 29:43:30 W 84:59:40

GLADES GENERAL HOPITALBELLE GLADE, FL 33430N 26:40:20 W 80:40:30

GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITALWEST PALM BEACH, FL 33402N 26:43:40 W 80:03:00

GULF BREEZE HOSPITALGULF BREEZE, FLA. 32561N 30:21:46 W 87:09:36

GULF COAST HOSPITALFORT MYERS, FL 33912N 26:32:80 W 81:51:00

GULF COAST HOSPITALPANAMA CITY, FL 32405N 30:11:31 W 85:39:90

GULF PINES HOSPITALPORT ST. JOE, FLA. 32456N 29:54:00 W 85:17:00

GULFCOAST HOSPITALST. PETERSBURG, FL 33705N 27:44:60 W 82:38:10

H. LEE MOFFITT HOSP.TAMPA, FL 33612N 28:03:50 W 82:24:80

HALIFAX MED CTR.DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA 32015N 29:03:20 W 81:02:90

HAMILTON COUNTY MEM. HOSPTALJASPER, FL 32052N 30:31:40 W 82:56:90

HCA NORTHHWEST REGIONALPOMPANO BEACH, FL 33063N 26:14:60 W 80:11:40

HCA OAKHILL HOSPITALSPRING HILL, FLORIDA 34613N 28:32:10 W 82:32:10

HEALTH PARK MEDICAL CENTERFORT MYERS, FL 33901N 26:30:60 W 81:54:80

HEART OF FLORIDAHAINES CITY, FLORIDA 33844N 28:10:47 W 81:38:20

HELEN ELLIS HOSP.TARPON SPRINGS, FLORIDA 34689N 28:07:84 W 82:45:46

5-5April, 2004

HENDRY GENERAL HOSPITALCLEWISTON, FLORIDA 33440N 26:45:20 W 80:56:40

HIGHLANDS MEDICAL CLINICLAKE PLACID, FLORIDA 33852N 27:17:60 W 81:21:40

HIGHLANDS REGIONAL MEDICAL CTRSEBRING, FLORIDA 33870N 27:27:80 W 81:26:00

HOLLYWOOD MEDICAL CENTERHOLLYWOOD, FLORIDAN 26:01:17 W 80:10:41

HOLMES REGIONAL MEDICAL CNTRMELBOURNE, FLORIDA 32901N 28:05:15 W 80:36:50

HOLY CROSS HSOPITALFT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 33308N 26:11:80 W 80:10:30

HUMANA HOSP. DADE CITYDADE CITY, FL. 33525N 28:21:00 W 82:12:00

HUMANA HOSPITAL - BENNETTFORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33324N 26:07:50 W 80:15:80

HUMANA HOSPITAL CYPRESSWEST PALM BEACH, FL 33407N 26:45:75 W 80:05:44

IMPERIAL POINT MEDICAL CENTERFT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33308N 26:12:55 W 80:06:95

INDIAN RIVER MEMORIAL HOSPITALVERO BEACH, FL 32960N 27:39:50 W 80:23:77

JACKSON HOSPITAL, MARIANNAMARIANNA, FL 32446N 30:47:39 W 85:14:37

JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSP. MIAMIMIAMI, FL 33136N 25:47:66 W 80:12:76

JAY HOSPITALJAY, FL 32565N 30:57:31 W 87:08:97

JESS PARRISH MEMORIAL HOSPT.TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA 32796N 28:37:45 W 80:49:20

JFK MEDICAL CENTERLAKE WORTH, FL 33460N 26:36:00 W 80:05:50

JOHN F. KENNEDY MEM.LAKE WORTH, FL. 334620N 26:33:70 W 80:40:30

JUPITER HOSPITALJUPITER, FL 33458-7199N 26:53:60 W 80:04:72

KENDALL REGIONAL MED. CENTRMIAMI, FL 33175N 25:38:85 W 80:25:98

KISSIMMEE HOSPITAL, HUMANAKISSIMMEE, FL 32741N 28:17:77 W 81:24:61

KISSIMMEE MEMORIAL HOSPITALKISSIMMEE, FLORIDA 32741N 28:19:50 W 81:24:50

LAKE BUTLER HOSPITALLAKE BUTLER, FL 32054N 30:01:50 W 85:19:50

LAKE PLACID MEDICAL CENTERLAKE PLACID, FLN 27:19:20 W 81:22:20

LAKE SHORE HOSPITAL AUTHORITYLAKE CITY, FL 32055N 30:11:70 W 82:37:60

5-6April, 2004

LAKE WALES HOSPITALLAKE WALES, FLORIDA 33859N 27:53:80 W 81:34:00

LAKELAND REGIONAL MED. HOSP.LAKELAND, FLORIDA 33805N 28:03:50 W 81:57:30

LARGO MEDICAL CENTER HOSPIALLARGO, FLORIDA 34640N 27:54:70 W 82:48:30

LAWNWOOD MEDICAL CENTERFT PIERCE, FLORIDA 34950N 27:24:44 W 80:19:77

LEE MEMORIAL HEALTH PARKFORT MYERS, FL 33901N 26:30:24 W 81:54:38

LEE MEMORIAL HOSPITALFORT MYERS, FLORIDA 33902N 26:37:80 W 81:52:50

LEESBURG REGIONAL MEDICAL CTRLEESBURG, FLORIDA 32748N 28:48:50 W 81:51:90

MADISON COUNTY GEN.MADISON FL. 32340N 30:29:80 W 83:23:60

MANATEE MEMORIAL HOSPITALBRADENTON, FLORIDA 34208N 27:29:80 W 82:33:50

MANORS HOSPITALTARPON SPRINGS, FL 33589N 28:09:98 W 82:47:20

MARINERS HOSPITALTAVERNIER, FL 33070N 24:58:76 W 80:33:08

MARION COUNTY HOSPITAL, INC.OCALA, FLORIDA 32670N 29:10:05 W 82:13:05

MARTIN MEMORIAL HOSPITALSTUART, FLORIDA 34994N 27:11:57 W 80:14:34

MEASE HOSPITAL AND CLINICDUNEDIN, FLORIDA 34697-0760N 28:00:90 W 82:47:00

MEASE HOSPITAL COUNTRYSIDESAFETY HARBOR, FLORIDA 34695N 28:02:10 W 82:42:40

MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITALPUNTA GORDA, FLORIDAN 26:56:60 W 82:02:30

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FLAGLERBUNNELL, FLORIDA 32010N 29:28:30 W 81:14:80

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF TAMPATAMPA, FLORIDA 33609N 27:56:10 W 82:29:40

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SARASOTASARASOTA, FLORIDA 34239N 27:19:11 W 82:31:83

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HOLLWOODHOLLYWOOD, FL 33021N 26:11:82 W 80:13:26

MEMORIAL MEDICAL CNTR OF JAXJACKSONVILLE, FL 32216N 30:17:40 W 81:35:80

MERCY HOSPITALMIAMI, FL 331323N 25:44:32 W 80:12:90

METROPOLITAN GENERALHOSPITALPINELLAS PARK, FLORIDA 34665N 27:50:40 W 82:44:00

MIAMI CHILDREN'S HOSPITALMIAMI, FLA 33155N 25:44:48 W 80:17:73

5-7April, 2004

MORROW MEMORIAL HOSPITALAUBURNDALE, FLORIDA 33823N 28:05:50 W 81:48:00

MORROW MEMORIAL HOSPITALAUBURNDALE, FLORIDA 33823N 28:05:50 W 81:48:00

MORTON F. PLANT HOSPITALCLEARWATER, FLORIDA 34616N 27:57:10 W 82:48:30

MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTERMIAMI BEACH, FL 33140N 25:49:00 W 80:08:57

MUNROE REGIONAL MEDICAL CTROCALA, FLORIDA 32670N 29:10:80 W 82:07:80

NAPLES COMMUNITY HOSPITALNAPLES, FLORIDA 33940N 26:09:21 W 81:47:81

NAVAL HOSPITAL PENSACOLAPENSACOLA, FL. 32512-5000N 30:23:20 W 87:17:90

NAVAL RECRIUT TRAINING COMMANDORLANDO, FLN 28:34:42 W 81:19:21

NEW PORT RICHEY HCA HOSPITALNEW PORT RICHEY, FL 34656N 28:13:84 W 82:43:10

NORTH BAY HOSPITALNEW PORT RICHEY, FL 34652N 28:15:25 W 82:42:99

NORTH BAY HOSPITALNEW PORT RICHEY, FL 34652N 28:15:25 W 82:42:99

NORTH BROWARD MEDICAL CENTERPOMPANO BEACH, FL 33064N 26:16:87 W 80:07:42

NORTH COLLIER HOSPITALNAPLES, FL 33939N 26:16:51 W 81:45:25

NORTH FLA REG. MED. CENTERGAINESVILLE, FL 32602N 29:39:90 W 82:24:40

NORTH FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSP.GAINSVILLE, FL 32602N 29:39:90 W 82:24:40

NORTH OKALOOSA MEDICAL CTRCRESTVIEW, FL 32536N 30:44:34 W 86:33:66

NORTH RIDGE MEDICAL CENTERFT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 33334N 26:11:82 W 80:10:26

NORTHSIDE HOSPITALST. PETERSBURG, FL 33709N 27:49:20 W 82:42:30

NORTHSIDE HOSPITALST PETERSBURG, FLORIDA 33709N 27:49:20 W 82:42:30

NORTHWEST FL COMMUNITY HOSP.CHIPLEY, FL 32428N 30:47:00 W 85:31:30

ORANGE PARK HOSPITALORANGE, PARK, FL 32073N 30:10:10 W 81:44:00

ORLANDO GENERAL HOSPITALORLANDO, FL 32807N 28:33:20 W 81:12:10

ORLANDO REGIONAL MEDICAL CTR.ORLANDO, FL 32806N 28:31:32 W 81:22:38

ORMOND BEACH MEMORIALHOSPITALORMOND BEACH, FL 32074N 29:17:75 W 81:05:70

5-8April, 2004

OSCEOLA REGIONAL HOSPITALKISSEEMMEE, FL 32742N 28:17:90 W 81:24:50

PALM BEACH GARDENSPALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33334N 26:49:80 W 08:05:10

PALM BEACH GARDENS MED CNTRLAKE WORTH, FL 33461N 26:49:80 W 80:05:10

PALM WEST HOSPITALLOXAHATCHEE, FLN 26:46:40 W 80:16:30

PALMA CEIA HOSPITALTAMPA, FLORIDA 33611N 27:53:10 W 82:31:10

PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITALHIALEAH, FL 33016N 25:53:60 W 80:19:80

PALMS OF PASADENAST PETERSBURG, FL 33707N 27:45:50 W 82:44:20

PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CTRMORTH MIAMI BEACH, FL 33169N 25:56:04 W 80:12:39

PASCO COMMUNITYDADE CITY, FL 33525N 28:20:90 W 82:12:20

PLANTATION GENERAL HOSPITALPLANTATION, FL 33317N 26:11:82 W 80:10:26

POLK GENERAL HOSPITALBARTOW, FL 33830N 27:52:80 W 81:49:30

PORT ST LUCIE HOSPITALPORT ST LUCIE, FL 34952N 27:19:00 W 80:21:00

PRINCETON ORLANDOORLANDO, FL 32808N 28:33:90 W 81:25:80

PROJECT HEALTH INCSUMTERVILLE, FLA 33358N 28:44:50 W 82:03:70

PUNTA GORDA MEDICAL CENTERPUNTA GORDA, FL 33950N 26:56:50 W 82:02:30

PUTNAM COMMUNITY HOSPITALPALATKA, FL 32077N 29:38:70 W 81:41:30

SACRED HEART HOSPITALEMERALD COASTN 30:22:50 W 86:18:30

RAULERSON MEM. HOSP.OKEECHOBEE, FL 34973N 27:15:79 W 80:49:72

SACRED HEART HOSP. OF PENS.PENSACOLA, FL 32504N 30:28:28 W 87:12:73

SAINT LUKES HOSPITALJACKSONVILLE, FL 32216N 30:15:40 W 81:34:70

SAND LAKE HOSPITALORLANDO, FLN 28:25:99 W 81:28:48

SANTA ROSA MEDICAL CENTERMILTON, FL 32570N 30:38:03 W 87:04:05

SARASOTA MEMORIAL HOSPITALSARASOTA, FL 33579-3555N 27:19:11 W 82:31:83

SEBASTIAN RIVER MEDICALCENTERSEBASTIAN, FL 32858N 27:50:80 W 80:29:00

5-9April, 2004

SEBASTIAN RIVER MEDICAL CNTRSEBASTIAN FLN 27:50:80 W 80:29:00

SEVEN RIVERS COMMUNITY HOSP.CRYSTAL RIVER, FL 32629N 28:56:80 W 82:37:40

SHANDS TEACHING HOSPITALGAINSVILLE, FL 32611N 29:38:20 W 82:20:70

SOTHWEST FLORIDA REG MED CNTRFT. MYERS, FL 33901N 26:36:50 W 81:51:30

SOUTH BAY HOSPITALRUSKIN, FL 33570N 27:42:90 W 82:21:90

SOUTH FLORIDA BAPTIST HOSPITALPLANT CITY, FL 33566N 28:00:80 W 82:08:30

SOUTH LAKE MEMORIAL HOSPITALCLERMONT, FL 32711N 28:33:10 W 81:46:20

SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITALSOUTH MIAMI, FL 33143N 24:52:10 W 80:17:90

SOUTH SEMINOLE COMMUNITY HOSP.LONGWOOD, FL 32752N 28:42:10 W 81:20:80

SOUTH WEST FLORIDA REGIONALFORT MYERS, FLORIDA 33901N 26:36:50 W 81:51:30

SPRING HILL REGIONAL HOSPITALBROOKSVILLE, FL 34609N 28:26:20 W 82:32:40

ST ANTHONY'S HOSPITALST PETERSBURG, FL 33705N 27:45:50 W 82:44:20

ST AUGUSTINE GENERAL HOSPITALST AUGUSTINE, FL 32084N 29:51:90 W 81:19:10

ST CLOUD HOSPITALST CLOUD, FL 32769N 28:14:60 W 81:18:10

ST JOSEPH HOSP OF PORT CHARL.PORT CHARLOTTE, FL 33952N 26:59:91 W 82:05:70

ST JOSEPH'S HOSPITALTAMPA, FL 33607N 27:58:95 W 82:29:65

ST JOSEPH'S WOMENS HOSPITALTAMPA, FL 33607N 27:58:90 W 82:29:70

ST MARY'S HOSPITALWEST PALM BEACH, FL 33407N 26:45:21 W 80:03:41

ST PETERSBURG GENERAL HOSP.ST PETERSBURG, FL 33710N 27:48:60 W 82:42:20

ST VINCENT'S MEDICAL CENTERJACKSONVILLE, FL 32203N 30:18:50 W 81:41:20

SUN BAY MEDICAL CENTERST PETERSBURG, FLORIDA 33705N 27:44:60 W 82:38:10

SUN BAY MEDICAL CENTERST. PETERSBURG, FL 33705N 27:46:80 W 82:39:00

SUN BAY MEDICAL HOSPITALST PETERSBURG, FL 33705N 27:46:80 W 82:39:00

SUN CITY CENTER HOSPITALSUN CITY CENTER, FL 33573N 27:42:90 W 82:21:90

5-10April, 2004

SUN COAST HOSPTIALLARGO, FL 33544N 27:53:90 W 82:49:50

SUWANNEE COUNTY HOSPITALLIVE OAK, FL 32060N 30:17:90 W 82:59:30

CAPITAL REGIONAL MED. CENTERTALLAHASSEE COMMUNITY HOSPITALTALLAHASSEE, FL 32308N 30:28:80 W 84:13:60

TALLAHASSEE MEM REG MED CNTRTALLAHASSEE, FL 32308N 30:27:50 W 84:15:60

TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITALTAMPA, FL 33606N 27:56:30 W 82:27:60

TAMPA VA HOSPITALTAMPA FLN 28:03:40 W 82:25:40

TOWN AND COUNTRY HOSPITALTAMPA, FL 33615N 28:00:00 W 82:34:40

TOWN AND COUNTRY MEDICAL CTRTAMPA, FL 33615N 28:00:00 W 82:34:40

TRANSITIONAL HOSPITALTAMPA, FL 33603N 27:59:34 W 82:28:94

TWIN CITIES HOSPITALNICEVILLE, FL 32578N 30:32:05 W 86:29:55

UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY HOSPITALTAMPA, FL 33613N 28:04:23 W 82:25:18

UNIVERSITY GENERAL HOSPITALSEMINOLE, FL 34648N 27:51:90 W 82:47:20

UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL OF JAXJACKSONVILLE, FL 32209N 30:21:00 W 81:39:60

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTERPLANTATION, FL 33313N 26:12:99 W 80:15:50

V.A. HOSPITAL - GAINESVILLEGAINESVILLE, FLN 29:37:57 W 82:21:10

V.A. HOSPITAL - TAMPATAMPA, FLN 28:03:66 W 82:26:26

V.A. JAMES HALEY HOSPITALTAMPA, FLN 28:03:80 W 82:26:60

VENICE HOSPITALVENICE, FL 34285N 27:05:29 W 82:26:00

WALKER MEMORIAL HOSPITALAVON PARK, FL 33825N 27:37:56 W 81:31:70

WALTON REGIONAL HOSPITALDEFUNIAK SPRINGS, FL 32433N 30:43:31 W 86:06:12

WATERMAN MEDICAL CENTEREUSTIS, FL 32726N 28:51:61 W 81:40:80

WELLINGTON REGIONAL MED CNTRWEST PALM BEACH, FL 33414N 26:38:11 W 80:12:17

WEST BOCA MEDICAL CENTERBOCA RATON, FL 33433N 26:21:50 W 80:12:30

WEST FL REGIONAL MED CENTERPENSACOLA, FL 32514N 30:30:83 W 87:13:16

5-11April, 2004

WEST ORANGE MEM. HOSPITALWINTERGARDEN, FL 32787N 28:34:70 W 81:35:10

WEST ORANGE MEMORIAL HSOPITALWINTER GARDEN, FL 32787N 28:01:67 W 81:43:69

WEST VOLUSIA MEMORIAL HOSPITALDELAND, FL 32720N 29:02:37 W 81:19:05

WILLISTON MEMORIAL HOSPITALWILLISTON, FL 32696N 29:21:24 W 82:28:38

WINTER HAVEN HOSPITALWINTER HAVEN, FL 33880N 28:01:40 W 81:43:31

WINTER PARK MEMORIAL HOSPITALWINTER PARK, FL 32792N 28:35:90 W 81:19:60

WINTERPARK HOSPITAL (MEMORIAL)WINTERPARK, FL 32792N 28:35:90 W 81:19:60

WOMENS HOSPITAL-MEDICAL CNTRLARGO, FL 34642N 27:51:60 W 82:47:20

WUESTHOFF MEMORIAL HOSPITALROCKLEDGE, FL 32955N 28:20:26 W 80:44:03

April, 20046-1

6 Wide Area & Statewide Interservice/Mutual-Aid Frequencies

The channels listed below are designated wide-area and statewide mutual-aid frequencies. They arenot necessarily utilized by all agencies or in all areas of Florida.

FREQUENCYBASE TX/RX (MHZ)

CTCSS(HZ)

ELIGIBILITY* PRIMARY USE AREA

39.10/39.10 156.7 PX EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT (CIVILDEFENSE

STATEWIDE

39.18/39.18 156.7 PX EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT (CIVILDEFENSE

STATEWIDE

45.86/45.86 NONE PP LAW ENFORCEMENT EMERGENCY WIDE-AREA154.950/154.950 NONE PP LAW ENFORCEMENT EMERGENCY WIDE-AREA460.275/465.275 NONE PP LAW ENFORCEMENT EMERGENCY WIDE-AREA155.370/155.370 NONE PP LAW ENFORCEMENT INTERCITY STATEWIDE154.265/154.265 NONE PF1 FIRE MUTUAL-AID “RED” (MOBILE

ONLY)STATEWIDE

154.280/154.280 NONE PF2 FIRE MUTUAL-AID “WHITE” (BASE &MOBILE)

STATEWIDE

154.295/154.295 NONE PF3 FIRE MUTUAL-AID “BLUE” (MOBILEONLY)

STATEWIDE

155.340/155.340 NONE PM EMS INTERSYSTEM MUTUALASSISTANCE

STATEWIDE

155.340/155.340 167.9 PM AIR SECONDARY STATE WIDE

463.175/468.1754 167.9 PM EMS MEDICAL RESOURCECOORDINATION & STATEWIDE SCENE

COORDINATION

STATEWIDE

463.175/468.1755 167.9 PM EMS STATEWIDE MEDICALCOORDINATION

STATEWIDE

853.3875/808.3875 210.7 GP PUBLIC SAFETY/SPECIALEMERGENCY MUTUAL-AID CHANNEL

(FCC CHANNEL 96)

STATEWIDE

866.0125/821.0125 156.7 GF NATIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY CALLINGCHANNEL (FCC CHANNEL 601)

NATIONWIDE

866.5125/821.5125 156.7 GF NATIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TACTICALCHANNEL #1 (FCC CHANNEL 639)

NATIONWIDE


NATIONWIDE


NATIONWIDE


NATIONWIDE

*SEE FCC PUBLIC SAFETY POOL FREQUENCY TABLE1,2,3 Narrow Band4,5 Narrow Band in 2006

BACK-UP (DIRECT) MED CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS - TRI-COUNTY AREABROWARD, DADE, AND PALM BEACH COUNTIES ��

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CHANNEL 103.5 Hz 156.7 Hz 167.9 Hz 192.8 Hz 107.2 Hz 210.7 Hz 127.3 Hz 110.9 Hz 173.8 HzNORTH SHORE GOLDEN GLADES PARKWAY REG'L GOOD SAMARITAN

*Dade *Dade *Dade *Palm Beach

MED 1 NO. MIAMI GEN.

*Dade PA

PEMBROKE PINES HUMANA BISCAYNE UNIVERSAL HUMANA SO. BROWARD BOCA COMMUNITY L JFK B*Broward *Dade MEDICAL CTR. *Broward *Palm Beach D M *Palm Beach R

MED 2 *Broward HOLLYWOOD A NW REGIONAL OUNIVERSITY HOSP. MEDICAL CENTER D B *Broward W*Broward *Broward E E A

DOCTORS CORAL REEF BAPTIST WEST BOCA EVERGLADES MEM. A ST. MARYS R*Dade *Dade *Dade *Palm Beach *Palm Beach M C *Palm Beach D

MED 3 E HD MC M E

HIALEAH PALMETTO BETHESDA PALMS WEST O E PALM BCH. REG'L D*Dade *Dade *Palm Beach *Palm Beach M D *Palm Beach C

MED 4 C OO MM MED 10

HOLLYWOOD MEM. HUMANA CYPRESS HUMANA BENNETT CORAL SPRINGS PLANTATION GEN. FLORIDA MEDICAL

*Broward *Broward *Broward *Broward *Broward *Broward

MED 5P. B. GARDENS ST. FRANCIS MT. SINAI WELLINGTON REG'L JUPITER HOSPITAL DELRAY COMM.

*Palm Beach *Dade *Broward *Palm Beach *Palm Beach *Palm Beach

MED 6 J.A. SMITH

MERCY HOSPITAL *Dade

*Dade

NO. BROWARD IMPERIAL POINT BROWARD GEN. HOLY CROSS NORTH BEACH NORTH RIDGE

*Broward *Broward *Broward *Broward *Broward *Broward

MED 7

MED 8 UNASSIGNED STATEWIDE UNLESS NECESSARYUSED AS STATEWIDE MEDICAL COORDINATION AND SCENE COORDINATION CHANNEL

A B C D E F G H I

Source: Florida Public Service Commission

Division of Competitive Markets and Enforcement

By Levent Ileri

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June 16, 2003

Washington

JacksonHolmes

WaltonOkaloosa

Santa Rosa

Escambia

Franklin

Gulf

Liberty

CalhounBay

Leon

Gadsden

St. Johns

ColumbiaSuwannee

Hamilton

Taylor

MadisonJefferson

Wakulla

Clay

Duval

Nassau

AlachuaGilchrist

Baker

Putnam

Marion

Levy

Lafayette

BrevardSeminole

Sumter

LakeCitrus

Volusia

Flagler

Manatee

Pasco

Hernando

Dixie

Indian River

Orange

OsceolaPolk

Pinellas

Palm Beach

Martin

Glades

Lee

Charlotte

Sarasota DeSoto

St. Lucie

Okeechobee

Highlands

Hillsborough

Monroe

Monroe

Collier

Dade

Broward

Hendry

AREA CODES/LATA MAP

PensacolaLATA

GainesvilleLATA

Panama CityLATA Tallahassee

MarketArea

TampaMarket Area

SoutheastLATA

Fort MyersMarket Area

OrlandoLATA

JacksonvilleLATA

Daytona BeachLATA

UnionBrad-ford

850

850850

386

352

407/321/A

305/786

813

727

772

305/786B

954/754

321

239

Hardee

863941

386

904

561

689

A

B

Implementation Date of the Third Overlay Area Code, 689, has been Suspended.

All unused 321 Telephone Numbers in this Area will be Frozen, and Transferred to Brevard County.

Permissive 7 or 10-Digit Dialing Using 305 Began on September 1, 2001

Mandatory 10-Digit Dialing and Use of 786 will be Decided Later.

emergency medical services communications plan...section 3.0 of the plan. county dispatch frequency...

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