Would anybody know what the unit ids are for clermont county? So I know who is a township unit or a municipality unit or county unit. Thanks
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Clermont County Law Unit IDs
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Clermont County Sheriff's Department= Robert
Amelia PD = Adam (Dispatched by Union Township PD)
Batavia PD = Boy
Bethel PD = Tom
Felicity PD = Frank
Goshen Township PD = George
Loveland PD = Lincoln (Dispatched by Northeast Comm)
Miami Township PD = Mary
New Richmond PD = John
Newtonsville PD = Nora
Pierce Township PD = Paul
Owensville PD = Victor
Union Township = Union
Williamsburg PD = William
Amelia PD = Adam (Dispatched by Union Township PD)
Batavia PD = Boy
Bethel PD = Tom
Felicity PD = Frank
Goshen Township PD = George
Loveland PD = Lincoln (Dispatched by Northeast Comm)
Miami Township PD = Mary
New Richmond PD = John
Newtonsville PD = Nora
Pierce Township PD = Paul
Owensville PD = Victor
Union Township = Union
Williamsburg PD = William
Sweet thanks! Are there numbers too? I recall hearing numbers before and after (After the letter being maybe shift and unit?)
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The Clermont County Sheriff units are Robert units. If memory serves me right, the first number of a car's radio identifier will be 6, 7, or 8 depending upon the shift. The letter corresponds to the individual agency/jurisdiction. The last two numbers are the car's beat. For example, 6P11 is a first shift Pierce Township car assigned to the first beat. The second shift one beat car will be 7P11 and the third shift unit would be 8P11.
Okay thank you. I'll listen more to see if that makes sense. I listen a decent amount but not enough to write everything down and "decode" everything.
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Back in my early days of scanning, before great sites like this, I use to look up the address on a map of each run and match it to the radio IDs.
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Being a retired dispatcher of 15 years for Clermont County I can provide some insight on how police unit ID's were developed and work.
As mentioned already each numeric or alpha character serves a purpose.
The 1st numeric stands for the shift the unit is working.
6 = 1st shift (day shift)
7 = 2nd shift (Departments on 12 hour schedules, unit will use the 7 to show as a split shift.
8 = 3rd shift (night shift)
9 = Administrative units with the Clermont County Sheriff Office or Dispatcher Employees.
There are units that may come on Clermont County channels that do no follow this numbering scheme as they are dispatched by other agencies even though they are in Clermont County. (Or mutual aid)
4Adam = Amelia PD. dispatched by Union Twp.
4Union = Union Twp PD.
4David = City of Milford. Dispatched by Hamilton County.
4Lincoln = Loveland Pd. Dispatched by North East Communications
9Paul = Symmes Twp. Dispatched by NEC or Hamco
The Alpha Character stands for Department or Agency.
9Adam = Sheriff Dept. Administration
Boy = Batavia Pd.
Charles = Sheriff Office Civil Units
6David = Clermont County Drug Task Force
9David = Clermont County EMA/Dispatchers
Edward = (Not in use)
Frank = Felicity Pd
George = Goshen Twp Pd
Henry = Mounted Search and Rescue
Ida = Clermont County Sheriff Office Investigation Units
John = New Richmond Pd
King = Clermont County Sheriff Office Jail Transport Units
Lincoln = Loveland Pd. (This use to be Owensville Pd. call sign but it cause to much confusion with the new radio system.)
Mary = Miami Twp.
Nora = Newtonsville Pd.
Oscar = (Not in use)
Paul = Pierce Twp Pd.
Queen = (Not in use)
Robert = Clermont County Sheriff Road Units
Sam = Clermont County Sheriff Special Deputies
Tom = Bethel Pd.
Union = Union Twp
Victor = Owensville Pd.
William = Williamsburg Pd.
Xray = (Not in use)
Young = (Not in use)
Zebra = (Not in use)
The next character (numeric) stands for:
1 = 1st car in a particular district
2 = 3rd car in a particular district
And so on with the exception of float cars.
10 = 1st float car with no district assigned.
20 = 2nd float car with no district assigned.
up to 40.
The last character or characters stand for which district the unit is assigned. This number will vary depending how many district a department may have. A unit maybe assigned a certain district number but may cover multiple district. Example 6-Robert-11 (1st shift) (Clermont County Sheriff Office Road Unit) (assigned to District 1, Which is Wayne Twp.) However 6-Robert-11 may cover district 2 and 3 at the same time.
Clermont County Sheriff Office Road Districts
1 = Wayne Twp. / Newtonsville
2 = Jackson Twp
3 = Stonelick Twp / Owensville
4 = Batavia Twp / Batavia Village / Amelia Village
5 = Williamsburg Twp / Williamsburg Village
6 = Tate Twp. / Bethel
7 = Franklin Twp. / Felicity / Chilo
8 = Washington Twp / Moscow / Neville
9 = Monroe Twp.
10 = Ohio Twp. / New Richmond (Example 6-Robert-110)
11 = Peirce Twp. (Example 6-Robert-111
12 = Union Twp.
13 = Miami Twp/ / Milford City / Loveland City
14 = Goshen Twp.
No unit in Clermont County will use the ending District number 44. This the old Ohio Buckeye Sheriff Assc. code for "Officer Down / Officer in Trouble)
Other misc. #'s.
90 = Normally chief of an agency or top ranking unit.
9Adam90 = Sheriff himself
9Adam89 = Chief Deputy
9Adam87 = Chief Deputy Jail
6Robert90 = Captain Deputy Road Units
6Ida90 = Captain Deputy Investigation Units
6K90 = Captain Deputy Court Services
6D90 = Captain Deputy Drug Task Force
80 through 89 are normally assigned to Sgt./Lt. of an agency.
70 through 79 are normally assigned as Corporals or Investigation units.
60 through 69 are assigned K9 units
50 through 59 are assigned Traffic or Safety units.
I am sure I missed a few or some have changed since I retired.
Mike
As mentioned already each numeric or alpha character serves a purpose.
The 1st numeric stands for the shift the unit is working.
6 = 1st shift (day shift)
7 = 2nd shift (Departments on 12 hour schedules, unit will use the 7 to show as a split shift.
8 = 3rd shift (night shift)
9 = Administrative units with the Clermont County Sheriff Office or Dispatcher Employees.
There are units that may come on Clermont County channels that do no follow this numbering scheme as they are dispatched by other agencies even though they are in Clermont County. (Or mutual aid)
4Adam = Amelia PD. dispatched by Union Twp.
4Union = Union Twp PD.
4David = City of Milford. Dispatched by Hamilton County.
4Lincoln = Loveland Pd. Dispatched by North East Communications
9Paul = Symmes Twp. Dispatched by NEC or Hamco
The Alpha Character stands for Department or Agency.
9Adam = Sheriff Dept. Administration
Boy = Batavia Pd.
Charles = Sheriff Office Civil Units
6David = Clermont County Drug Task Force
9David = Clermont County EMA/Dispatchers
Edward = (Not in use)
Frank = Felicity Pd
George = Goshen Twp Pd
Henry = Mounted Search and Rescue
Ida = Clermont County Sheriff Office Investigation Units
John = New Richmond Pd
King = Clermont County Sheriff Office Jail Transport Units
Lincoln = Loveland Pd. (This use to be Owensville Pd. call sign but it cause to much confusion with the new radio system.)
Mary = Miami Twp.
Nora = Newtonsville Pd.
Oscar = (Not in use)
Paul = Pierce Twp Pd.
Queen = (Not in use)
Robert = Clermont County Sheriff Road Units
Sam = Clermont County Sheriff Special Deputies
Tom = Bethel Pd.
Union = Union Twp
Victor = Owensville Pd.
William = Williamsburg Pd.
Xray = (Not in use)
Young = (Not in use)
Zebra = (Not in use)
The next character (numeric) stands for:
1 = 1st car in a particular district
2 = 3rd car in a particular district
And so on with the exception of float cars.
10 = 1st float car with no district assigned.
20 = 2nd float car with no district assigned.
up to 40.
The last character or characters stand for which district the unit is assigned. This number will vary depending how many district a department may have. A unit maybe assigned a certain district number but may cover multiple district. Example 6-Robert-11 (1st shift) (Clermont County Sheriff Office Road Unit) (assigned to District 1, Which is Wayne Twp.) However 6-Robert-11 may cover district 2 and 3 at the same time.
Clermont County Sheriff Office Road Districts
1 = Wayne Twp. / Newtonsville
2 = Jackson Twp
3 = Stonelick Twp / Owensville
4 = Batavia Twp / Batavia Village / Amelia Village
5 = Williamsburg Twp / Williamsburg Village
6 = Tate Twp. / Bethel
7 = Franklin Twp. / Felicity / Chilo
8 = Washington Twp / Moscow / Neville
9 = Monroe Twp.
10 = Ohio Twp. / New Richmond (Example 6-Robert-110)
11 = Peirce Twp. (Example 6-Robert-111
12 = Union Twp.
13 = Miami Twp/ / Milford City / Loveland City
14 = Goshen Twp.
No unit in Clermont County will use the ending District number 44. This the old Ohio Buckeye Sheriff Assc. code for "Officer Down / Officer in Trouble)
Other misc. #'s.
90 = Normally chief of an agency or top ranking unit.
9Adam90 = Sheriff himself
9Adam89 = Chief Deputy
9Adam87 = Chief Deputy Jail
6Robert90 = Captain Deputy Road Units
6Ida90 = Captain Deputy Investigation Units
6K90 = Captain Deputy Court Services
6D90 = Captain Deputy Drug Task Force
80 through 89 are normally assigned to Sgt./Lt. of an agency.
70 through 79 are normally assigned as Corporals or Investigation units.
60 through 69 are assigned K9 units
50 through 59 are assigned Traffic or Safety units.
I am sure I missed a few or some have changed since I retired.
Mike
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There are also some units using 4Victor, UC Police at the Batavia campus are 4V14 and 4V24, I believe the animal control units are in this series as well.
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