Massachusetts State Police Conventional

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  • Originally used for Dispatching operations until the MA State Police 800 MHz TRS was put online (except for extreme Western MA)
  • The MSP Low-Band Frequencies have gotten second life in car to car use and secondary barracks use for when the Patrol Talk group is crowded
  • It is unknown if the former MDC Police stations in Boston have low-band capability. I have never heard any of the Boston area (former MDC Police) Barracks ID on the low-band system only car to car systems
  • Detectives are mostly on NEXTEL (Cellular Phone) or the TRS
  • Low-Band is restricted to mobile and base radios only.


Massachusetts State Police Low-Band Freqs

  • All Low Band PL's are 141.3, except F-8 & F-9 where sometimes NO PL was used
  • Apparently the newer low-band radios only have 8 channels.
Freq Type Ch Usual Use (Notes) Current Use as of 2008 (Notes) Confirmations
42.4400 S F-1 Statewide Base to Base No reported activity since at least 1999
42.3400 S F-2 Troops A and H Mostly used by H-2 Framingham and H-7 Milton as a secondary to the Patrol talk groups
42.4000 S F-3 Troop C Used as a secondary to the Patrol Talk groups/Station C BOLOs
42.5000 S F-4 Troop D Very rarely Troop D Activity, Mostly Troop B car to car activity out in Western MA
42.5400 S F-5 Troop C Car to Car Still Active as Troop C Car to Car
42.4600 S F-6 Troop B Still Actively used by Western MA Troop B, and Troop D as Car to Car 2012.06.12 W1KNE
42.4200 S F-7 Car to Car Used by H-3 Foxboro as a Secondary to the TG and by Troop E in Western MA
44.7400 S F-8 Air Wing
Small Town Patrols

Used mostly by C-8 E-911 Dispatch Center for Wales and Holland Police
44.7400 S F-8 Auth Theft Strike Force Moved to 800 TRS
44.9000 S F-9 Auto Theft Strike Force Inactive nothing ever heard but skip from down south.