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ALL in ALL Analog is going away.
Public Safety Analog is being abandoned for 800 MHz , (VIPER and GuilFord County).
NCSHP does traffic enforcement outside of the municipalities.
They are exclusively VIPER.
Their VIPER TGs are part of E Troop.
Davidson County LEO is 100% 800 MHz, mostly VIPER.
Davidson County VIPER TGs are the 15xxx series.
Davidson County is in the VIPER Central Zone.
Davidson County EMS and Fire are simulcasting their Viper traffic on the old VHF Hi band frequencies.
Fire 154.16 (88.5) EMS 155.235 (88.5).
I don't know how long before they switch over to VIPER only.
Davidson County EMS services everywhere in Davidson County.
There is a separate Davidson County Rescue Squad.
It uses Davidson County FD and EMS channels.
Lexington Police and Fire are exclusively TGs on VIPER.
EMS is provided by the Davidson County EMS.
Denton PD is on VIPER Exclusively.
Their FD is on the County System.
EMS is provided by the Davidson County EMS.
Thomasville is partly in Guilford County.
ALL Thomasville Public Safety is on the High Point/Guilford County System.
They have roaming interoperability into VIPER, but almost all their activity is on the HP system.
Thomasville EMS is provided mostly by the Davidson County EMS.
Some small part of Thomasville is in Guilford County, and is serviced by their EMS.
The other small municipalities contract with The Davidson County Sheriff for police protection.
Griifith FD (far northern Davidson County) is mostly in Forsyth County, and is dispatched by them.
Some smaller FDs retained their VHF Hi-band HTs, and use them for day to day maintenance jobs, but NOT as first line equipment.
The NS RR still uses analog AAR band plan frequencies.
160.515 north of Spencer Yard,
160.245 South of Spencer Yard,
and 160.950 as a Road channel
Spencer Yard tower is on 161.490
CSQ on all these channels..
Energy United (the electric company) has an 800 Mhz Wide Area trunking system.
Even the PPG factory (the largest factory in Davidson County) is digital.
ALL in ALL Analog is going away.