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Brookings, Curry County, Oregon. Its own bar, tide, water, and roads come first, and every reading is dated and linked back to whoever published it.
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Brookings reads: NOAA tides, station 9430104 (Brookings) · Coast Guard bar report, Chetco River · NWS marine forecast, Cape Blanco to Pt. St. George (PZZ356) · ODOT TripCheck, US 101 and US 199 and its cameras · ODA shellfish closures · ODFW fishing notices · AirNow, Brookings monitor · ODF fire danger · OHA beach advisories · USGS earthquakes · NTWC tsunami messages.
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Public-safety radio from the south coast that somebody is streaming online, with what each feed actually carries.
No police dispatch is streamed from Coos or Curry County. The sheriffs’ and city police channels here are not encrypted, so a scanner at home hears them, but as of September 19, 2026 nobody puts them online. Fire and EMS dispatch is what there is.
Run by volunteers, not by any agency. They play an ad first, run a minute or so behind the radio, and can go quiet without notice; Broadcastify’s page for each one shows whether it is on. Not a way to get help: call 911.
Every link opened and checked September 19, 2026. Feeds on Broadcastify; channels from RadioReference.