Englewood's New Freqs?

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From what I understand Englewood Police Department switched over the 800 system this past Wednesday. Does anyone happen to have their new frequencies. I got the old ones and all that is good for is Clayton P.D.
 

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Englewood Police is now on the Montgomery County system.

12176 Englewood PD Dispatch
12208 Englewood PD Tac 1
12240 Englewood PD Tac 2


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I put those IDs in my scanner (the model is PRO-95 Dual Trunk-Tracking Handheld Scanner) and aren't picking up anything? I used PGM TRUNK and entered them and then went to scan. I really hate this system. Do I have to unlock the rest of Mont Co's system for this work?
 

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MVCTCCJGIRL05 said:
I put those IDs in my scanner (the model is PRO-95 Dual Trunk-Tracking Handheld Scanner) and aren't picking up anything? I used PGM TRUNK and entered them and then went to scan. I really hate this system. Do I have to unlock the rest of Mont Co's system for this work?


Montgomery County is a Motorola 800 MHz Type II system.
I don't have a Pro- 95, but I would say you would have to program all of the system frequencies
in the order they are listed on the Montgomery County system page on this site. Make sure they are all set for Motorola.

The Montgomery County system is one of the easiest to program as it is
a standard Smartnet Type II system.

Englewood is not one of the busiest departments on the system, but they are there.

Perhaps someone else more familiar with the Pro-95 can help describe proigramming better.

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