Does any one know what suffolk. Va sherffic and pd fire ems

[spencerwww]

I was seeing suffolk va had one tag for sherffic do they got.more are is this only tag just wondering why and. Was wkndering about suffolk pd and police i was wanting go there and listen to them so j was seeing dkes city take over more of sherffic is that why they got one tag

 

[belvdr]

Are you referring to the talkgroup in these database entries:

Suffolk City, Virginia (VA) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Suffolk City, Virginia (VA)

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Peninsula Regional Radio System Trunking System, Various, Virginia

Peninsula Regional Radio System Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

I think the OP is asking if any more talkgroups exist for Suffolk Sheriff. Only one talkgroup (TGID 1033) has been identified so if more are in use, no one has identified them & submitted them to the DB.
OP: What make & model scanner are you using? You could always enable ID Search (Uniden) or add a wildcard talkgroup (Whistler) to track talkgroups unknown to the database to determine if any additional are in use on the system. Have you at any point heard dispatch or a unit say "Switch to...[X]"? This is usually an indicator that more talkgroup(s) may exist but some agencies encrypt their tac channels & if that were the case no scanner would be able to track that particular talkgroup. Encryption is not always the case but it's probable

 

[spencerwww]

I think the OP is asking if any more talkgroups exist for Suffolk Sheriff. Only one talkgroup (TGID 1033) has been identified so it's unknown if more are in use. OP: What make & model scanner are you using? You could always enable ID Search (Uniden) or add a wildcard talkgroup (Whistler) to track talkgroups unknown to the database to determine if any additional are in use on the system. H justave you at any point heard dispatch or a unit say "Switch to...[X]"? This is usually an indicator that more talkgroup(s) may exist but some agencies encrypt their tac channels & if that were the case no scanner would be able to track that particular talkgroup

Hello thanks i actully. Just got a sds 100 one of newer scanners so u can use zip code like jf j vist family. And stuff i got family in navy so I was was wondering was mps at norfolk encypted. And fire I am very new to scanner world scanners have come long way with technngolgy u use to just type them now. U can use laptops and everythi g or maunel punch in but hope to hear. Back but ill type suffolk in and see what happe s

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Here's a tip. If you look at the "Mode" column, any talkgroup listed as mode "DE" or "TE" are encrypted full time (De or Te with lowercase "e" are partially-encrypted). Mode "A", "D" and "T" talkgroups are "in the clear" and can be tracked

 

[spencerwww]

Cool ill have check on norfolk militry.police and fire ems it looks in clear in suffolk and portmouth area but. I thanks and if u find any info for base u can let.me.know ill get. Hange of it learing about scanner

 

[clbsquared]

There are NO encrypted talkgroups for Suffolk. Everything is in the clear. Dispatch 1, Investigations, Sector 1 Talk around and Sector 2 Talk around are where most of the action is on the LE side. Fire and Rescue uses Dispatch 1 for the primary dispatch and then assigns a TAC channel for the responding units to use. However, this is not always the case for strictly EMS calls. They stay on Dispatch 1.
The only encryption on the Suffolk / Isle of Wight system is on all LE agencies in the county and some Fire & Rescue.

 

[spencerwww]

Thanks. Buddy fkr the help i go that alot. But i got family in hampton and ill def listen in

 

[Webodisk]

All military Police on the DOD trunk system are encrypted. MIDLANT Fire is in the clear

United States Department of Defense (14C) Trunking System, Various, Multi-State

United States Department of Defense (14C) Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com