Add Cortland County to the list. Madison County is progressing on their system. Talkgroups were being hashed out over the summer, though since then I haven't heard on how the project is going. Oswego and Cayuga Counties should have signed with Motorola by now and would be doing the initial stage planning and tower site acquisitions at this time. There is another Consortium meeting coming up relatively soon and if there are any developments I will share what I know.
QUOTE=KC2CNY;1464488]These frequencies are set aside for Oswego County's "future use" on the Central New York Interoperable
Communications Consortium (CNYICC) Network.
Onondaga County is the master site, and other counties, such as Oswego County will join in. Onondaga, already on the air.
Save yourself the time, and don't bother plugging these frequencies in just yet. They are not active. In fact, land for some of the "new" tower locations were purchased only this past Summer & Fall.
I DO NOT know this for sure (and I am only speculating), but I think Madison and Cayuga counties are getting closer to getting on this system than what Oswego county is. I think you will see Madison County come next, then Cayuga, then Oswego. From what I have read and heard, thats the way it sounds. And I could be wrong too
Maybe by the end of this year or early 2012, Oswego County will be in the early stages of getting this new UHF P25 digital system on the air.[/QUOTE]