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Yadkin County does have plans in the near future to move to VIPER, and even constructing a new tower. That is good to know that they are finally patching their channels

They are in VIPER and I hear them all the time. Must be a programming issue

Some areas will activate Phase II before the 2025 cutoff. I know there is a simulcast project in the pipelines that when complete, will come online to operate as Phase II, before the rest of the state cuts over

Basically, NCSHP got a real CAD (Motorola P1) and new mobiles in their cars

What specific TGs are you hearing them on and what tower are you monitoring?

I am down there about once a month and when I was there a couple of weeks ago everything was in the clear. I have been trying to get the database updated in my small amounts fo time down there since it is pretty old and there are a lot of TGs that haven't been discovered

I'm confused what you are asking. All the districts and troops in the state are on on "system", the VIPER system that is statewide and all channels have access to every tower in the state.

Need a little more info. What county, town, agency, frequency, talk group, system, or anything???

This isn’t exactly what you are looking for but this may help https://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/North_Carolina_VIPER_Counties_Verified

Statewide Events Golf 3 for public safety and the rest of the staff is using simplex UHF radios

County level talkgroups can travel to the neighboring counties towers, but only if a radio is affiliated to that specific tower

We aren't going to be using that. Our pilots are required to monitor KJXN CTAF on 128.475

FRS, GMRS, MURS are all very common for pilots to fly on. Also, the Balloon Federation of America has a nationwide license that most pilots fly on FCC Callsign WQRG549 (BALLOON FEDERATION OF AMERICA)

Also, troop G uses Newton as their dispatch center now, which is shared with troop F. In troop F, F2 and F4 are patched, and I believe that F1, F3, and F5 are patched together, meaning the dispatchers only have two "channels" to monitor for troop F. Most of the time at night, the dispatcher...

None of Raleigh Police is on analog. RFD patches their alert TG with VHF, but that’s it

From my experience, the links vanish without being used for a certain amount of time. I host a statewide system calls and have every channel in the state on my calls platform, but only the TGs that have been recently active on the tower I am monitoring actually come across and show the links.

I hear them all the time when I travel through there. The last time I went through there was this past Thursday and Sunday and they were active. You may be listening to a tower that they are not affiliated on by chance

I believe this is taken out of context. There are statewide encryption keys made in all the accepted formats to support the Law Enforcement Only statewide channels. Read the document posted several posts above the one you replied to, it answers that question.

Mirroring a lot of what is here, I would recommend a Phase II capable scanner. VIPER is going phase II around July 2025, with the potential for some counties that are ready to switch earlier...... Also for the Guilford system, a scanner that handles simulcast distortion would be recommended as...

This frequency is the only one I have found for Wake County. It carries all Wake Fire, Raleigh Fire, and Wake EMS on the same channel