Salt Lake Public Safety (new) has two sites and the county has 6. Any site you can receive may be programmed, but each will need to be in a bank by itself with this scanner. The scanner can scan several trunking systems (banks) simultaneously. It will move to another bank when activity stops on the previous bank.
The county will likely be sorted East and West. You can determine this better during scan after you are programmed properly. The two city sites may be set by areas also, but the TG's listed my or may not help in this regard.
Notice in the Database, a blue and red freq, these are controls and alt control. Before programing, I would first determine if a control channel can be captured by your antenna and scanner setup. To do this, have the scanner in conventional programming, not trunking. Print the two pages (city and county) for reference while you go through these test. Use one bank (in fact you can use one channel) and enter the site 1 red freq in the county system, then press E. If you hear a strong CC noise, place a check mark by that freqs on your printed copy. Enter the site 2 freq right on top of the site 1 freq, then press E. Repeat this with site 3 through 6, then do the same with the two sites for the city, and if you hear a CC noise on a red city freq, you won't need to test blue freqs.
After the test is complete, determine which CC or alt for city you heard noise on and list where (what bank) you want that site to be programmed.
Remember, any CC noise heard, the scanner will trunktrack. Any not heard, the scanner will not track.
We can continue after you found which will work. Remember, you can do this test with one channel, just rewrite (enter freq number) on top of the current freq and press E (should give you instant CC noise)
