It's confirmed that Cumberland County has been approved to move all public safety communications to STARS. They're still very, very early into the transition, so no TG's other subscriber radio information yet.
I can guarantee they’re P25 conventional. Their FCC license showed one P25 emission designator. So their existing frequencies are probably all P25 conventional. Drop the CTCSS code and put it in NAC Search if your scanner has it, otherwise delete the CTCSS code and just waitBuckingham County Sheriff switched to another system or frequency recently but I have not been able to figure it out.
What was the nac?I got it on NAC search for 151.3100. See what happens. Thanks for the tip.
I am working on that today trying to come up with something.What was the nac?
I'm assuming it's temporary. They might not have had encrypted radios with radio authentication, once they do they'll probably give them their own talk groups and secure them like everything else on the system.Any idea why Cumberland Co didn't get their own TG, and is using pre-existing interop channels instead?
My guess? Virginia State Police, Division 3, Public Safety, Spare 19 Portable. I could be wrong...Hmmm.
These are the RID (w/ aliases, where available) on MUTUAL 3 (Cumberland Co EMS):
6071578 (VSPD3PS19P)
Your guess is as good as mine as to what that means.