And the better the decoded packets %, the better your chances of receiving both the tower control channel and P25 voice channels there (with exception to interference on the Voice Channel from some other source). If you take a look at the Radioreference database entry for the MPSCS towers you'll see what tower your hearing: SID (Site ID):796, WACN (Wide Area Communications Network or P25 system number) 92493, T (Tower) :511
Michigan Public Safety Communications System (MPSCS) Trunking System, Statewide, Multi-State - Scanner Frequencies
Tower in deciaml: 5-011, HEX: 5-B (as displayed on the Pro-96/2096), Tower: St. Ignace [Mackinac] 866.97500 867.97500 868.47500a (alternate control channel) 868.97500c (Primary Control Channel)
Also the NAC (Network Access Code) is displayed. Helpful for conventional P25 systems and unknown P25 trunked voice channels.
On some Motorola systems you can also see the site alias displayed. Usually the county or town that the tower is located in. Great features for unknown tower sites, DX signals, and travel to different areas.
You can find more detail of the display on page 75 of the PSR500 manual.