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This is for UPSTATE NEW YORK (SARATOGA COUNTY,WARREN,WASHINGTON,ETC......)

Direct Link > (PASTE THIS LINK INTO YOUR PLAYER,WONT WORK OTHERWISE (@ LEAST FOR ME)) Or goto the site directly to hear it in an embedded player http://www.fdhf.net/page9.html

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This thread shows a few community-hosted feeds from , which is exactly the kind of thing you want — but those individual hosts often move or go offline over time. For a reliable, repeatable way to find live EMS/fire/police audio near you (answering ), use directories and the right receiver rather than chasing single raw links.

Simple, practical workflow:

  • Start with an aggregator directory to find live feeds by county/city (search by county or town). Aggregators index many community streams so you can see which feeds are online and active. See Broadcastify.
  • If you want the raw frequencies, system type, or to know whether the system is trunked or digital, consult a frequency database. That helps decide whether you need a trunk‑tracking scanner or a simple FM receiver. See RadioReference.
  • If a browser player fails, open the stream in a standalone player (VLC, Foobar) via its Open/Network Stream option; that often handles shoutcast/icecast/m3u links better. If no hosted feed exists, consider local reception: a modern trunk‑tracking scanner or an SDR (RTL‑SDR) plus decoding software will cover most systems. Quick intro to dongle SDRs is at the RTL‑SDR quick start guide: rtl-sdr.com.

Troubleshooting and notes: if you can’t find traffic, the agency may use digital trunking (APCO P25, DMR, NXDN) or encrypt sensitive talkgroups — encrypted traffic cannot be decoded legally. Always check local laws before monitoring and prefer public aggregator feeds for convenience and stability.

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Heres a live scanner from Ohio

Scanner Link: (Paste into player if you dont wanna use REALPLAYER)

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i have looked everywhere and i cant figure out how i can listen to a live scanner online (any frequeny's around me) if you or anyone could help and tell me what program i might be able to use that would be awsome!

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