i just started a new job in davenport area on co rd 25 by the polk county fire rescue station 30. My question is what sector should i monitored polk sheriff that covers that area what talkgroup?
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Bolt21
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Looks like by the map they are here
5010 1392 D N.E. Disp N.E. Dispatch Law Dispatch
5011 1393 D N.E. Tac 1 N.E. Tactical 1 Law Tac
5012 1394 D N.E. Tac 2 N.E. Tactical 2 Law Tac
5010 1392 D N.E. Disp N.E. Dispatch Law Dispatch
5011 1393 D N.E. Tac 1 N.E. Tactical 1 Law Tac
5012 1394 D N.E. Tac 2 N.E. Tactical 2 Law Tac
Hi,
As Bolt21 posted above, the map states that Davenport is a Dispatch City, meaning that PCSO dispatches Davenport PD on the Northeast district talkgroup 5010. I am too far away from they system to monitor but PCSO dispatch cities using alpha designators. For example Winter Haven PD are Whiskey units. So using that logic they may be dispatched as Delta units on that talk group.
As Bolt21 posted above, the map states that Davenport is a Dispatch City, meaning that PCSO dispatches Davenport PD on the Northeast district talkgroup 5010. I am too far away from they system to monitor but PCSO dispatch cities using alpha designators. For example Winter Haven PD are Whiskey units. So using that logic they may be dispatched as Delta units on that talk group.
If you hear a dispatched call, copy down the unit number and address. Map it on Google to see if it's within Davenport city limits. That should be able to tell you.
Bolt21
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Joe is correct: Delta### unit identifiers. The ones I've heard are D120's and D130's.
Bolt21
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I wish someone would explain how to make heads or tails out of the SO deputy unit numbers. I've heard anything from the 2000's to the 9000's, and the 4000's, 6000's, and 7000's seem to be the most common patrol deputy identifiers. And you can hear a 7000 unit in NW and hear another 7000 unit in SE, so the first digit doesn't appear to designate patrol area. I'm stumped.
Hi Bolt21,
I believe they are the deputy's badge numbers. I tried years ago when I had a vacation home in Polk county to figure them out. In NJ, many PDs use badge numbers instead of unit IDs on the radio.
I believe they are the deputy's badge numbers. I tried years ago when I had a vacation home in Polk county to figure them out. In NJ, many PDs use badge numbers instead of unit IDs on the radio.
Bolt21
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That thought had *briefly* crossed my mind. Guess I wanted to over-complicate it. Makes sense.
Thanks, Joe.
Thanks, Joe.
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