OTG'S Simulations
Central Communications, Page 2
Channel 6 Police
SAHP and Park Rangers dispatch. Los Santos Metro. Tac Channels 40-46, Administrative 47- 48. Additional Channels can be assigned from the San Andreas Disaster Network.
Channel 7 Police
SAHP and Park Rangers Blaine County AOR. Tac Channels 49-55. Administrative 56-57. Additional channels can be assigned from the San Andreas Disaster Network.
Channels 8-76 Police
As of July 22, 2026, LSIA and Harbor Police operate on their own dispatch channels. Channel 8 for LSIA PD. And Channel 76 for the Port Police. Tac Channels are shared by the two agencies. Tac Channels 58-63. Administrative 64-65. Additional channels can be assigned from the San Andreas Disaster Network. Both agencies are on the same bank because their comms are mostly through the MDC. And their radio traffic is usually at a minimum.
Channel 9 Air Guard
US Military - Fort Zancudo, OLF El Gordo, Stonehenge Space Force Base. U.S. Coast Guard, Cayo Perico. Tac channels 66-72. CERT and Civil Air Patrol Tac 73-75. Operate 73-75 in direct when training. Repeat when on an active assignment. Coastal and Alamo Sea vessel SOS. This is not a dispatch channel. However, it is monitored by Central Communications. Can be used as a MayDay Channel if channel 1 is tied up. This is Cayo Perico's only way to request help by radio frequency. Cell phone coverage on their island is intermittent. Satellite Phones are strongly suggested as a secondary means of reaching Central Communications.
Air Guard 9 is the SOS Emergency Wild Fire Channel, used by fire agencies to call for emergency water drops in the event of being overrun by fire. (Radio terms used by impacted firefighters is MayDay or Broken Arrow to clear the channel of unnecessary communication traffic)