I've been keeping a log of the 4xx units and location of their traffic stop locations , and call address locations , once I'm sure which units are consistent with certain locations I will post it on the county Wikipedia page.Yea, I've noticed that for sure. Even before they stopped using the xPxx unit numbers they were also using the 4xx numbers. Now the 4xx units seem to be district patrol units, although there doesn't seem to be any system for district numbering like there used to be. The number before the P used to denote the shift, the number after the P denoted the district. For example, district 2 was San Leon (how I miss Sunny San Leon) and Bacliff. They also seem to go back and forth with the North and South channels. xCxx units are still constables, with the number before the C denoting the precinct.
It has to be because of the new sheriff, because GCSO now no longer has the green and white patrol cars that they had as long as I can remember and the patch has been changed to look like half of the other Galveston County agencies. There goes the neighborhood
They should be on the south dispatch channel. That's what they were always on before. I'm almost sure they still are. Before they changed the unit numbers they were district 4 units. Let us know what you figure out about those 400 units. So far I haven't been able to detect a pattern with them
Yes , but South channel is now the North channel and vice versa ? If so should be submitted to the Data base for change ?
I just heard them dispatch 459 and 438 to a call in San Leon, so if you can make any sense out of that numbering system you're smarter than me. That area used to be district 2 (1P2x, 2P2x, 3P2x) This new numbering system doesn't seem to correspond to districts as far as I can tell.
