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The Metropolitan Fire and Emergency Services Board
The frequency information below
is no longer current
MMFB have now moved to the Apco25
digital system
This page will be updated with
the new info shortly
29-11-2007
Metropolitan Frequencies
| Channel 1 467.775 Melbourne central |
Channel 2 467.475 North and West |
| Channel 3 466.875 South and East |
Channel 4 466.275 |
| Channel 5 465.975 Used in major situations |
Channel 6 465.675 |
| Channel 7 465.375 |
Channel 8 465.075 |
| Channel 9 469.575 |
Channel 10 469.900 |
Melbourne city frequencies
| Channel 1 463.275 Repeater |
Channel 2 463.225 MLC building |
| Channel 3 463.150 |
Channel 4 453.450 Hand helds |
| 466.275 Western District |
466.875 Southeast District |
| 467.475 Northern District |
467.775 Central District |
Metropolitan fire station numbers
| 1 EASTERN HILL |
2 WEST MELBOURNE |
| 3 CARLTON |
4 BRUNSWICK |
| 5 BROADMEADOWS |
6 COBURG |
| 9 FITZROY |
10 RICHMOND |
| 11 LALOR |
12 PRESTON |
| 13 NORTHCOTE |
14 ROSANNA |
| 15 IVANHOE |
16 GREENSBOROUGH |
| 18 HAWTHORN |
19 KEW |
| 20 BOX HILL |
21 SURREY HILLS |
| 22 RINGWOOD |
23 BURWOOD |
| 24 MALVERN |
25 OAKLEIGH |
| 26 CROYDON |
27 NUNAWADING |
| 28 MOUNT WAVERLY |
29 GLENHUNTLY |
| 30 TEMPLESTOWE |
31 WHEELERS HILL |
| 32 BRIGHTON |
33 MENTONE |
| 34 MOORABBIN |
35 WINDSOR |
| 36 SANDRINGHAM |
37 ST. KILDA |
| 38 SOUTH MELBOURNE |
39 PORT MELBOURNE |
| 40 LAVERTON |
41 ST. ALBANS |
| 42 NEWPORT |
43 DEER PARK |
| 44 SUNSHINE |
45 SPOTSWOOD |
| 46 ALTONA |
47 FOOTSCRAY |
| 48 NORTH MELBOURNE |
50 MOONEE PONDS |
| 51 KEILOR |
52 ESSENDON |
MFESB Appliances
| Pumper |
District pumper |
| Foam tender |
Mobile tender |
| Ladder |
Water tanker |
| Control unit |
Rescue |
| Lighting unit |
Platform "snorkel" |
| Com "combination ladder" |
Hose layer |
| Transporter |
Hazmat "hazardous materials" |
| BA support "breathing app" |
Mobile canteen |
| Teleboom "sky jet hose" |
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False
Alarm Codes
Manually Initiated, Good Intent
Calls
611 Wrong Location
612 Vicinity Alarm (incident in other location). Includes are separate
locations for an actual fire.
621 Smoke scare, odour of smoke.
622 Steam vapour, fog or dust thought to be smoke.
624 Controlled burning. Included are fires where burning is authorised
and under control.
625 Barbecue
626 Burglar alarm ringing
609 Good intent call not classified above.
Malicious
711 Malicious False Alarm
721 Bomb Scare - no bomb. Including parcel-resembling bomb.
Alarm System Malfunctions
(Connected To A Monitoring Company)
734 Sprinklers malfunction - includes water pressure fluctuation and
equipment fault.
735 Smoke detector - includes continuous or intermittent fault in
detector, wiring or F.I.P.
736 Heat detector - includes continuous or intermittent fault in
detector, wiring or F.I.P.
737 Fire Indicator panel in normal condition on arrival.
739 Malfunction - not classified above.
Local Alarm System Malfunctions
(Not Connected To A Monitoring Company)
741 Sprinklers malfunction - Local
742 Smoke detector malfunction - Local
743 Heat detector malfunction - Local
Alarms Not Involving A Malfunction
751 Smoke Detector operated - (no fire). A simulated condition activates an
alarm - a correctly operating detector senses a condition for which an alarm is
not required, or a fire condition simulated because of inappropriate detector
type or positioning.
752 Heat Detector operated - (no fire). A simulated condition activates
an alarm - a correctly operating detector senses a condition for which an alarm
is not required, or a fire condition simulated because of inappropriate detector
type or positioning.
762 Accidental operation of alarm. Includes where human activity has
simulated a condition that activates a fire alarm. Includes damage to a
sprinkler alarm.
763 Failure to notify of test.
764 Incorrect test by service company personnel.
769 unintentional alarm - not classified above.
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