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Does anyone know the freq for va state police for division 1 Richmond area??

 

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Virginia Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS)

System Name: Virginia Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS)
Location: Statewide, VA
County: Statewide
System Type: Project 25 Phase I
System Voice: APCO-25 Common Air Interface Exclusive
Last Updated: March 25, 2016, 3:54 pm (Changed Site # 017 (Fairfax) to 017 (Fairfax))


System ID List

System ID WACN
19E BEE00

Misc System Information

Custom Table for Pro-96/2096:
CH Lo CH Hi Base Freq Offset Step
8192 12287 136.00000 8192 2.500
12288 16383 146.00000 12288 2.500
16384 20479 156.00000 16384 2.500
20480 24575 166.00000 20480 6.250
24576 28671 136.00000 24576 6.250
28672 32767 161.59375 28672 6.250

System Frequencies
Red (c) are primary control channels | Blue (a) are alternate control channels | Site Map(s): FCC Callsigns RR Locations

RFSS Site Name County Freqs
1 (1) 001 (1) Richmond Chesterfield 151.15250a 151.31750 152.03750c 158.99250 159.11250 159.18750 159.26250
159.33750 159.42750 159.45750

 

[QDP2012]

Does anyone know the freq for va state police for division 1 Richmond area??

• VSP normally uses the Virginia Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS) trunked radio system. To monitor this, you will will need...
  (1) a digital-trunking scanner;
  (2) to program into that scanner the tower-site frequencies (listed as "System Frequencies" in the RRDB) nearest you;
  (3) to program the specific talkgroups you want to monitor (and associate them with the tower-site frequencies from step 2).
  
  If you want to know which tower(s) cover(s) a certain intersection of a major road, the related Travel Reference (VA) RR Wiki pages might help (for example Travel Reference (VA) I-64, or Travel Reference (VA) I-95, or Travel Reference (VA) US 250, which go through Richmond).
  
  If you want to see tower-locations on a map, you can click each tower in the above STARS page in the RR DB, and/or check the Google-maps that other RR members have created, which are Google Maps: STARS (map 1) and Google Maps: STARS Sites (map 2).
  
  Edit: As apd3190 indicated above, you might want to first try the tower listed as "1 (1) // 001 (1) // Richmond // Chesterfield". If that doesn't work well, then use the Travel Reference pages and the Google maps to find a tower closer to your monitoring-location.
  
  
• In place where the STARS towers do not yet have complete coverage (like mountainous regions), sometimes the VSP units will use the "old" VHF frequencies for their local division. But, this happens less often, as STARS coverage improves.
  
  
• An increasing number of VSP vehicles have data-terminals, which you won't be able to monitor.
  
  
• Also, as part of the STARS system, VSP units have vehicular-repeater capability, so that their portable radio repeats through the car which boosts the signal and repeats it to the nearest tower. The vehicular-repeaters use the Statewide DVRS system. But, those transmissions are not likely something you would be able to monitor, unless your scanner is very close to the VSP unit itself.
  
  
• If you have questions about how to program your specific scanner, or whether your scanner can monitor the STARS system, please let us know what brand and model scanner you are using, and if you use software to program it, which software you are using,

Hope this helps,