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Information Radio On The Road (Previous
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What is Information Radio?
1. Community Events
2. List
points of interest
3. Provide
information on road construction or detours
4. Promote
any activity open to the general public
5. Promote
community Garage Sales
6. Promote
other charitable activities and fund raisers.
7. Publicize
theatrical events from professional to community to High School Plays
8. Use for
Emergency Operations, either weather related or other disaster announcements
9. Amber
Alerts
Along Interstate 675 at northbound Interstate 75 to its intersection with
Interstate 70
Along
Interstate 75 at Franklin/Springboro exit to Vandalia
Along State
Route 35 from Xenia to Trotwood
Beavercreek
Bellbrook
Centerville
Kettering
Many of the
Five Rivers Metro Parks
Miami
Township (some marginal areas)
Miamisburg
(some marginal areas)
Moraine
Oakwood
Riverside
Dayton
Sugarcreek
Township
West
Carrollton
Washington
Township
Xenia
West
Carrollton
Since the station is designed as a low power AM station, there will
always be some areas where trolley lines or high-power utility lines may cause
some temporary interference but in the areas listed, the interference caused by
these lines is minimal.
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Select times in south Dayton Suburbs on Time Warner Channel 6 or AT&T Channel 99
1660 AM
Signs
provided by the local communities in the right-of-way
Additionally with the
Information Radio facilities long term announcements for local attractions,
such as museums, amusement parks, parks and others can be run on an on-going
basis.
We work with local communities to support Information Radio 1660
with signs posted on local highways and major arteries like this sign in Kettering
on Far Hills Avenue south of Dorothy Lane.
American Red Cross
|
Centerville/Washington Twp.
Park District
City of
Beavercreek
City of
Centerville
City of
Dayton
City of
Kettering
City of
Moraine
City of
Waynesville
City of West
Carrollton
Dayton Air
Show
Dayton
Hamvention
Fraze
Pavillion
Holiday at
Home
Inventing
Flight Celebration
Kettering
City Schools
National Park
Service
United States
Air Force Museum
United States
Marines
Greeting to area by the Miami Valley's Congressional
Representative
Preparing for
disasters by the American Red Cross
Seasonal
Weather instructions by WDTN Meteorologists
Weather forecasts by WDTN Meterologists
For more information on information radio and the specific needs to your
community or organization, contact Norm Schrein at
In case of an on-going emergency, local government agencies can
use the facilities of Information Radio.
1.
Pre-recorded announcements.
2. Live
broadcasts.
In case of the
threat of severe weather (watch or warning) the station will automatically switch
to the National Weather Service Broadcasts and stay on that system until the
watch or warning has been discontinued.
Locations:
Northbound
Smithville between southern city limit and Patterson
Northbound
Wilmington between southern city limit and Patterson
Northbound
South Main Street between southern city limit and
Northbound
Patterson Boulevard just north of Carrillon Park
U.S. Route 35
east bound just west of Gettysburg Ave.
U.S. Route 35
west bound at city limits
Signs from City of Dayton on northbound Dixie at the UDRI entrance
Locations:
Eastbound
Indian Ripple at Western City Limit
Eastbound
Dayton Xenia Road at Western City Limit
Eastbound
Kemp Road at Western City Limit
Southbound
Fairfield at Northern City Limit (Just south of Colonel Glenn)
Westbound
Dayton Xenia just west of Orchard
Westbound
Kemp just west of Beaver Valley
Westbound New
Germany Trebine just east of Wyndam
Westbound
Colonel Glenn at western edge of Wright State Univrsity
Eastbound
Colonel Glenn just east of Interstate 675
Southbound
National at northern city limits
Beavercreek's sign on eastbound Indian Ripple at western city limits.
Southbound Stroop
just south of Dorothy Lane
Southbound
Woodman just south of Northern city limit
Northbound
Woodman just norht of Southern city limit
Northbound
Far Hills just north of Rahn Road
Southbound
Far Hills just south of Dorothy Lane
Eastbound
Stroop just east of Dixie
Eastbound
Dorothy Lane just east of Dixie
Westbound
Dorothy Lane just west of County Line
Moraine's signs on northbound Springboro at southern city limits.
End of
Southbound I75 Exit Ramp at Springboro Pike
Northbound
Springboro at southern city limits
Southbound
Dryden Road just north of River Road
Southbound
Dryden Road at Interstate 75
Southbound
Kettering Blvd. just south of Stroop Road
Eastbound
main street just west of the Government Center
Centerville's sign on northbound Main Street just north of Spring Valley
Road
Southbound on
Main Street by Bethany Village
Northbound on
Main street north of Spring Valley Road
See a case study on Information Radio
Information Radio On The Road