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I've tried doing a search to see what I could find, but there's nothing immediately obvious.

If you can get your hands on a scanner that has something like the Uniden ' Close Call' feature, or a frequency counter, then you may be able to find the frequencies in use. It could be, but there's a lot of services in that frequency range.

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