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EC.C. CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS

Channel Number 623 Mobile Fr&quency 821.3000 Mz Base Frequency 866.3000 Mz LATIMER

Channel Number 623 Mobile Frequency 821.3000 Mz Base Frequency 866.3000 Mz LOGAN

Channel Number 623 Mobile Frequency 821.3000 Mz Base Frequency 866.3000 Mz WOODWARD

Channel Number 624 Mobile Frequency 821.3125 Mz Base Frequency 866.3125 Mz CLEVELAND

Channel Number 624 Mobile Frequency 821.3125 Mz Base Frequency 866.3125 Mz GREER

Channel Number 625 Mobile Frequency 821.3250 Mz Base Frequency 866.3250 Mz COAL

Channel Number 625 Mobile Frequency 821.3250 Mz Base Frequency 866.3250 Mz TULSA

Channel Number 625 Mobile Frequency 821.3250 Mz Base Frequency 866.3250 Mz ALFALFA

Channel Number 625 Mobile Frequency 821.3250 Mz Base Frequency 866.3250 Mz NOBLE

Channel Number 625 Mobile Frequency 821.3250 Mz Base Frequency 866.3250 Mz STEPHENS

Channel Number 625 Mobile Frequency 821.3250 Mz Base Frequency 866.3250 Mz CIMARRON

Channel Number 626 Mobile Frequency 821.3375 Mz Base Frequency 866.3375 Mz BECKHAM

Channel Number 626 Mobile Frequency 821.3375 Mz Base Frequency 866.3375 Mz OKLAHOMA

Channel Number 627 Mobile Frequency 821.3500 Mz Base Frequency 866.3500 Mz HUGHES

Channel Number 627 Mobile Frequency 821.3500 Mz Base Frequency 866.3500 Mz MAYES

Channel Number 627 Mobile Frequency 821.3500 Mz Base Frequency 866.3500 Mz DEWEY

Channel Number 627 Mobile Frequency 821.3500 Mz Base Frequency 866.3500 Mz JACKSON

Channel Number 627 Mobile Frequency 821.3500 Mz Base Frequency 866.3500 Mz OSAGE

Channel Number 628 Mobile Frequency 821.3625 Mz Base Frequency 866.3625 Mz MARSHALL

Channel Number 628 Mobile Frequency 821.3625 Mz Base Frequency 866.3625 Mz McCLAIN

Channel Number 628 Mobile Frequency 821.3625 Mz Base Frequency 866.3625 Mz CHOCTAW

Channel Number 628 Mobile Frequency 821.3625 Mz Base Frequency 866.3625 Mz JEFFERSON

Channel Number 628 Mobile Frequency 821.3625 Mz Base Frequency 866.3625 Mz KINGFISHER

Channel Number 629 Mobile Frequency 821.3750 Mz Base Frequency 866.3750 Mz WASHINGTON

Channel Number 629 Mobile Frequency 821.3750 Mz Base Frequency 866.3750 Mz OKFUSKEE

Channel Number 629 Mobile Frequency 821.3750 Mz Base Frequency 866.3750 Mz KIOWA

Channel Number 630 Mobile Frequency 821.3875 Mz Base Frequency 866.3875 Mz MURRAY

Channel Number 630 Mobile Frequency 821.3875 Mz Base Frequency 866.3875 Mz CANADIAN

Channel Number 630 Mobile Frequency 821.3875 Mz Base Frequency 866.3875 Mz MAJOR

Channel Number 630 Mobile Frequency 821.3875 Mz Base Frequency 866.3875 Mz ROGER MILLS

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Channel Number 630 Mobile Frequency 821.3875 Mz Base Frequency 866.3875 Mz PUSHMATAHA

Channel Number 630 Mobile Frequency 821.3875 Mz Base Frequency 866.3875 Mz BEAVER


Channel Number 631 Mobile Frequency 821.4000 Mz Base Frequency 866.4000 Mz POTTAWATOMIE

Channel Number 631 Mobile Frequency 821.4000 Mz Base Frequency 866.4000 Mz TILLMAN

Channel Number 632 Mobile Frequency 821.4125 Mz Base Frequency 866.4125 Mz MciNTOSH

Channel Number 632 Mobile Frequency 821.4125 Mz Base Frequency 866.4125 Mz ELLIS

Channel Number 632 Mobile Frequency 821.4125 Mz Base Frequency 866.4125 Mz GARFIELD

Channel Number 632 Mobile Frequency 821.4125 Mz Base Frequency 866.4125 Mz GRADY

Channel Number 633 Mobile Frequency 821.4250 Mz Base Frequency 866.4250 Mz JOHNSTON



Channel Number 634 Mobile Frequency 821.4375 Mz Base Frequency 866.4375 Mz BLAINE

Channel Number 635 Mobile Frequency 821.4500 Mz Base Frequency 866.4500 Mz OTTAWA

Channel Number 635 Mobile Frequency 821.4500 Mz Base Frequency 866.4500 Mz PONTOTOC

Channel Number 635 Mobile Frequency 821.4500 Mz Base Frequency 866.4500 Mz MUSKOGEE

Channel Number 635 Mobile Frequency 821.4500 Mz Base Frequency 866.4500 Mz PAYNE


Channel Number 636 Mobile Frequency 821.4625 Mz Base Frequency 866.4625 Mz WASHITA

Channel Number 637 Mobile Frequency 821.4750 Mz Base Frequency 866.4750 Mz NOWATA

Channel Number 637 Mobile Frequency 821.4750 Mz Base Frequency 866.4750 Mz ATOKA

Channel Number 637 Mobile Frequency 821.4750 Mz Base Frequency 866.4750 Mz OKMULGEE

Channel Number 637 Mobile Frequency 821.4750 Mz Base Frequency 866.4750 Mz GARVIN

Channel Number 638 Mobile Frequency 821.4875 Mz Base Frequency 866.4875 Mz CHEROKEE


Channel Number 638 Mobile Frequency 821.4875 Mz Base Frequency 866.4875 Mz KAY

Channel Number 638 Mobile Frequency 821.4875 Mz Base Frequency 866.4875 Mz COMANCHE

Channel Number 639 Mobile Frequency 821.5125 Mz Base Frequency 866.5125 Mz Mutual aid

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Channel Number 640 Mobile Frequency 821.5375 Mz Base Frequency 866.5375 Mz HASKELL


Channel Number 640 Mobile Frequency 821.5375 Mz Base Frequency 866.5375 Mz CREEK


Channel Number 641 Mobile Frequency 821.5500 Mz Base Frequency 866.5500 Mz CRAIG

Channel Number 641 Mobile Frequency 821.5500 Mz Base Frequency 866.5500 Mz HARPER

Channel Number 642 Mobile Frequency 821.5625 Mz Base Frequency 866.5625 Mz HARMON


Channel Number 642 Mobile Frequency 821.5625 Mz Base Frequency 866.5625 Mz PAWNEE

Channel Number 642 Mobile Frequency 821.5625 Mz Base Frequency 866.5625 Mz SEQUOYAH

Channel Number 643 Mobile Frequency 821.5750 Mz Base Frequency 866.5750 Mz WAGONER

Channel Number 643 Mobile Frequency 821.5750 Mz Base Frequency 866.5750 Mz COTTON

Channel Number 643 Mobile Frequency 821.5750 Mz Base Frequency 866.5750 Mz LATIMER


Channel Number 643 Mobile Frequency 821.5750 Mz Base Frequency 866.5750 Mz GRANT

Channel Number 644 Mobile Frequency 821.5875 Mz Base Frequency 866.5875 Mz LOVE

Channel Number 644 Mobile Frequency 821.5875 Mz Base Frequency 866.5875 Mz CADDO






Channel Number 646 Mobile Frequency 821.6125 Mz Base Frequency 866.6125 Mz CARTER





Channel Number 648 Mobile Frequency 821.6375 Mz Base Frequency 866.6375 Mz McCURTAIN

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Channel Number 648 Mobile Frequency 821.6375 Mz Base Frequency 866.6375 Mz TEXAS













Channel Number 654 Mobile Frequency 821.7125 Mz Base Frequency 866.7125 Mz BRYAN




Channel Number 656 Mobile Frequency 821.7375 Mz Base Frequency 866.7375 Mz WOODS




Channel Number 658 Mobile Frequency 821.7625 Mz Base Frequency 866.7625 Mz PITTSBURG

Channel Number 659 Mobile Frequency 821.7750 Mz Base Frequency 866.7750 Mz ROGERS




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Channel Number 661 Mobile Frequency 821.8000 Mz Base Frequency 866.8000 Mz Unassigned



Channel Number 662 Mobile Frequency 821.8125 Mz Base Frequency 866.8125 Mz LINCOLN






Channel Number 666 Mobile Frequency 821.8625 Mz Base Frequency 866.8625 Mz DELAWARE






Channel Number 669 Mobile Frequency 821.9000 Mz Base Frequency 866.9000 Mz ADAIR

Channel Number 670 Mobile Frequency 821.9125 Mz Base Frequency 866.9125 Mz Reserved forGuard

Channel Number 671 Mobile Frequency 821.9250 Mz Base Frequency 866.9250 Mz Reserved forStatewide




Channel Number 675 Mobile Frequency 821.9750 Mz Base Frequency 866.9750 Mz LeFLORE

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Channel Number

Channel Number

Channel Number

Channel Number

685 Mobile Frequency 822.1250 Mz Base Frequency 867.1250 Mz




TULSA

CRAIG

BRYAN

CADDO





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Channel Number 784 Mobile Frequency 823.4125 Mz Base Frequency 868.4125 Mz SEMINOLE

Channel Number 785 Mobile Frequency 823.4250 Mz Base Frequency 868.4250 Mz CUSTER





Channel Number 788 Mobile Frequency 823.4625 Mz Base Frequency 868.4625 1v1z TULSA







Channel Number 790 Mobile Frequency 823.4875 Mz Base Frequency 868.4875 Mz LeFLORE






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Channel Number 793 MObile Frequency 823.5250 Mz Base Frequency 868.5250 Mz POTTAWATOMIE











Channel Number 795 Mobile Frequency 823.5500 Mz Base Frequency 868.5500 t,,1z CIMARRON















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Maximum field strength for co-channel operation isMaximum field strength for adj.-channel operation isIterations required for solutionNumber of channels used for solutionTotal number of channels assignedTotal number of unassigned channelsTotal number of reserved channelsTotal number of co-channels assignedProbability of interference with the nearest:* Co-channel user is between 0 % and 1 % .* Adj.-channel user is between 0 % and 1 % .* Estimated assuming a 40 Dbu signal at the boundary.

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5.00 Dbu25.00 Dbu

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APPENDIX E 2

SITES AND ASSIGNED CHANNELS

WASHINGTON 605 629 772 792 812

HARMON 602 622 642 805 825

MARSHALL 608 628 783 803 824

CLEVELAND 602 604 606 622 624 642 783 803 805 823

825

SEMINOLE 603 623 784 804 824

WAGONER 603 623 643 805 825

CHEROKEE 618 638 774 795 815

COAL 605 625 645 802 822

HASKELL 640 660 766 793 813

MURRAY 610 630 650 800 820

OTTAWA 615 635 738 758 778

PAWNEE 602 622 642 804 824

SEQUOYAH 642 662 763 783 823

TULSA 614 625 631 634 645 648 653 655 663 665

668 674 685 696 705 737 744 757 762 764

777 782 786 788 799 801 808 819 822

ADAIR 669 691 741 761 781

COTTON 603 623 643 805 825

GREER 604 624 783 803 823

HUGHES 607 627 647 799 819

JOHNSTON 612 633 778 798 818

LOVE 615 644 665 801 822

McCLAIN 608 628 777 797 817

OKFUSKEE 605 629 649 797 821

PONTOTOC 615 635 774 795 815

LATIMER 602 623 643 805 825

MAYES 627 650 771 791 811

MciNTOSH 609 632 652 791 816

NOWATA 617 637 736 756 776

POTTAWATOMIE 611 631 651 793 811 813

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BECKHAM 606 626 646 801 821

CHOCTAW 608 628 783 803 823

CRAIG 641 662 685 769 808

HARPER 619 641 739 759 779

LOGAN 603 623 643 802 822

MUSKOGEE 611 635 769 798 818

ALFALFA 605 625 646 791 811

ATOKA 616 637 776 796 816

CANADIAN 610 612 630 650 800 815 820

CUSTER 602 622 785 805 825

DELAWARE 666 697 717 743 763

DEWEY 607 627 782 802 822

GRANT 643 664 696 754 774

JACKSON 607 627 780 800 820

JEFFERSON 608 628 648 799 819

NOBLE 605 625 778 799 819

OKLAHOMA 614 616 618 620 626 634 636 638 640 646

648 654 656 658 666 668 676 741 751 759

761 765 767 771 775 779 781 785 787 789

791 795 807 809

OKMULGEE 616 637 657 794 814

ROGERS 619 621 659 767 796 816

STEPHENS 605 625 776 796 821

BRYAN 618 654 685 793 813

BLAINE 614 634 778 798 818

CREEK 608 640 660 790 810 817

GARVIN 617 637 657 789 809

KINGFISHER 608 628 773 804 824

KIOWA 609 629 649 796 816

PAYNE 615 617 635 772 793 813

TILLMAN 611 631 782 802 822

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WASHITA 616 636 656 793 813

KAY 618 638 743 767 789

CARTER 619 646 667 792 812

COMANCHE 618 620 638 640 774 792 794 812 814

MAJOR 610 630 650 795 815

ROGER MILLS 610 630 779 799 819

ELLIS 612 632 653 797 817

GARFIELD 612 620 632 764 786 809

GRADY 632 652 728 749 769

leFLORE 675 696 717 760 790

LINCOLN 662 691 728 749 769

PITTSBURG 620 658 691 789 811

WOODWARD 603 623 769 789 809

WOODS 656 676 697 757 777

PUSHMATAHA 610 630 781 801 821

CADDO 644 664 685 790 810

McCURTAIN 615 648 772 795 704

BEAVER 630 659 699 744 767

CIMARRON 605 625 775 795 815

TEXAS 619 648 668 760 780

OSAGE 627 676 698 755 775

+ Border situation requiring odd channel numbers

* Old equipment requiring even channel numbers

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APPENDIX F 1

ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION PROCEDURES

I. PURPOSE

The development and maintenance of a plan, and planning group, to ensure that maximum

public benefit will be derived from the communication systems governed by Federal

Communications Commission (FCC) rules for Public Safety Radio Service and Special

Emergency Radio Services as outlined by the Commission's Rules and Regulations.

II. OBJECTIVE

Ensuring that unassigned frequencies are distributed in an equitable fashion with priority

established to ensure the most efficient utilization of assigned frequencies. Priority is to

be given to Public Safety agencies that are primarily responsible for the protection of

life and property.

III. AUTHORITY

Authority for the carrying out of assigned tasks is derived from the FCC (FCC Report

and Order, Docket 87-112).

IV. COMPOSITION OF REGION

Region 34 shall be composed of five subregions (FCC Report and Order, Docket 87-112).

V. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

The Oklahoma (Region 34) Committee shall be comprised of the Region Chairperson,

five (5) Subregion Chairpersons and the Association of Public-Safety Communication

Officers (APCO) Frequency Advisor as an ex-officio member.

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1. The Regional Chairperson shall select a Vice Chairperson from among agency

representatives. In the event the Regional Chairperson abdicates or becomes

incapacitated, the Chair will then pass to the current Vice Chairperson.

2. Subregion Chairperson-The Subregion Chairperson shall establish a

committee which shall consist of at least one agency representative from each

of the counties making up the Subregion. Each agency must be eligible as

a Public Safety Radio Service or Special Emergency Radio Service, and each

agency shall have one (1) vote.

a. Replacement of Subregion Committee Chairperson shall be accomplished

by voluntary consensus action of agencies with the concurrence of the

balance of the Subregion Committee.

b. Each Subregion Chairperson shall appoint one Vice Chairperson to act

in his/her behalf.

c. Replacement of a Subregion Chairperson will be accomplished by a

Subregion Committee membership election.

VI. CONDUCT OF BUSINESS

A. All meetings shall be held in accordance with the Oklahoma Open Meetings Act.

B. Parliamentary procedures (Robert's Rules of Order) shall be followed.

C. All meeting dates will be set by the Region Chairperson. There shall be at least

ten (10) calendar days notice of said meetings.

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D. The agenda for all such meetings shall be set by the Region Chairperson.

E. A quorum shall be required to conduct a meeting.

F. Each member of the Regional Committee shall have one (1) vote.

G. Votes may be cast by members of the Committee in actual attendance. No absentee

or proxy votes shall be permitted.

H. Members present shall record their vote as yea or ney.

I. In the event of a tie vote, the deciding vote shall be cast by the ex-officio member,

the APCO representative.

J. The Chairperson shall cause an official sign-in/attendance sheet to be accomplished

at all meetings. The sign-in sheet shall reflect the name of the individuals in

attendance and the Public Safety agency they represent.

K. Proceedings of all meetings will be recorded.

L. Persons addressing comments or interrogatories to the Committee shall identify

themselves and the agency they represent.

VIII. DEFINITIONS

A. Eligible agency-Any entity, agency or subagency which is eligible to be licensed

under subparts B or C of Part 90 of the FCC Rules and Regulations.

B. Agency representative-A person who is employed by an eligible participating agency.

In case the agency is comprised of volunteers, any person who is a member in good

standing of the agency. A person may represent only one (1) agency at a meeting.

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APPENDIX G 1

OKLAHOMA (REGION 34) PUBLIC SAFETY - INITIAL MEETING

DATE December 15, 1988 Embassy Suites

SUB-REGION # 1

NAME COUNTY AGENCY ADDRESS PHONE

1, Dan Johnson Oklahoma Dept Tourism & Rec. 500 Will Rogers Bldg.Okla, City, OK 73105 405-521-2413

2. James L. Mustoe Cleveland OU DPS 3600 N. MartinLuther King Blvd.Okla. City, OK 73136 405-425-2424

3. Neil Vickers Cleveland Norman Police 201-B West GrayNorman, OK 73069 405-321-8600

4. Mike Holt Cleveland County J. O. 201 West GrayNorman, OK 73070 405-321-1600

5. Scott Tatom Oklahoma Del City Police 2800 Epperly Dr.Del City, OK 73115 405-677-2443

6. Bob Joiner Oklahoma Motorola 4801 Classen Blvd"Suite 251Okla. City, OK 73118 405-848-7518

7, Ed Wolford Oklahoma Forestry Division8, Jim Willie Oklahoma OBN 4545 N. Lincoln, Suite 11

Okla. City, OK 73105 405-521-28859, Bryan DeHart Oklahoma Co. Civil Defense P.O. Box 53365

Okla. City, OK 73152 405-521-2481

10. Bob Lynch Oklahoma St. Civil Defense P.O. Box 53365Okla. City, OK 73152 405-521-2481

11. Ron McCalip Pottawatomie City of Shawnee P.O. Box 1448Shawnee, OK 74802-1448 405-273-1250

12. Brian Davis Pottawatomie City of Shawnee P.O. Box 1448Shawnee, OK 74802-1448 405-273-1250

13. Ken McNair Oklahoma Putnam City Schools 5401 NW 40Okla. City, OK 73122 405-495-5200

14. Tushi Mori Oklahoma SCA15. Thomas B. Hennigh Pottawatomie Shawnee P. D. Co. Court House

Shawnee, OK 74801 405-273-172716. Tom Terry Oklahoma St Off. of Finance 122 State Capitol Bldg.

Okla. City, OK 73105 405-521-214117. Sheila Kennedy Cleveland Moore P. D. P.O. Box 7049

Moore, OK 73160 405-793-517118. Bill Howell Oklahoma DPS 3600 N. Martin

Luther King Blvd.Okla. City, OK 73136 405-425-2424

19. Tim Davidson Noble Perry P. D. P.O. Box 92Perry, OK 73077 405-336-3517

20. John Mayes Payne Motorola 4801 Classen Blvd.,Suite 251Okla. City, OK 73118 405-848-7518

21. Larry Logan Kay Ponca City P. D. P.O. Box 1470Ponca City, OK 74601 405-767-0370

22. Everett Eaton Payne OSU P. D. 606 HusbandStillwater, OK 74074 405-372-4522

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