connscanner
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I have a question in regards to the FCC licensing rules. I have figured out that the frequencies used at the local mall, Westfield Shoppingtown in Trumbull, by security personnel are 464.775 and 469.775. The 469.775 is clearly used to transmit from the mobile units to the dispatch. All communication is broadcast on 464.775. The mall security can be heard on the latter frequency for a several-mile radius around the mall. The same frequencies, with a different CT Code is used at the Westfield Shoppingtown in Milford.
I am wondering why these frequencies do not come up as being registered in the FCC ULS database by any firms in Connecticut that could possibly be a private security firm or any type of holdings company. For comparison, the Trumbull Police frequencies are well documented and include specific licenses for each location of a repeater around the town.
Why is it that there is no record of a license for the mall security? Is it possible they are improperly licensed for their operations?
I am wondering why these frequencies do not come up as being registered in the FCC ULS database by any firms in Connecticut that could possibly be a private security firm or any type of holdings company. For comparison, the Trumbull Police frequencies are well documented and include specific licenses for each location of a repeater around the town.
Why is it that there is no record of a license for the mall security? Is it possible they are improperly licensed for their operations?