Bailey1213
Member
For what its worth I was listening to Douglas County Fire Department today and noticed that they were using P25 Phase 2. It caught my attention because it came in much louder than all the other systems.
Douglasville is not part of the project.
Correct.All primarily on the same simulcast site though right? From an infrastructure perspective, was the Douglas County project an expansion to add additional sites to what was formerly thought of as the Douglasville site? In other words, there are not separate Douglasville and Douglas County sites now are there?
Correct.
Douglasville PD is dispatched separately, call comes into 911 (county), transferred to DPD.
The radio project was county funded.
DPD has been a part of the CRRS since the late 1990s and part of the 2006 P-25 migration. So in essence, the only "new" users are the county, with sites added to augment coverage as needed.
DPD already has APX, so nothing new procured. The decision to go coded may have happened. I am not aware of that being part of the project.
It isn't. Their APX radios, like the ones I care for, are equipped with multiple algorithm encryption. Other vendors such as Kenwood also support multi-algorithms in a single radio. I have VP6430s on our system with AES-256, ARC4 (aka ADP), and DES-OFB.How much of a problem does that create when one encrypted agency wants to communicate with another encrypted agency?
law is all AES-256