The part where they say we are the only county on the I-95 corridor in GA, that is still utilizing VHF repeaters isn't exactly true.. McIntosh County (Darien) like Camden, is also still using VHF repeaters for emergency communications. Aside from McIntosh and Camden, yes, all the rest of the coastal​ counties (Glynn, Liberty, Bryan and Chatham) as well as a couple of neighboring inland counties (Effingham and Bulloch) are all on the Southeast GA Regional Radio Network (SEGARRN) .
Camden County, like McIntosh, (however more populated than McIntosh) is poor to say the least. Unless both counties and municipalities within those counties get some kind of significant federal or state grant money or they raise taxes here soon, I doubt they will tie into the SEGARRN any time soon, if ever. At the very least at this point, I could see an upgrade to our current VHF frequencies from analog conventional to P25 conventional..other than that, I will be amazed if they actually secure funding to switch to SEGARRN. They have talked about switching to SEGARRN or our own county digital system for years now and nothing has ever been done and probably won't ever be. Time will tell I guess