ISP 29 Units

[retroactiv]

I heard a 29-5 mark 10-42 tonight.. I hadn't heard of a 29 unit and can't find it on the list. The Dispatcher marked him so it can't be some idot on the wrong channel

 

[markanderson]

29-5

29-5 hamilton county sheriff dept !!!!

 

[zerobleu]

If this was on the Hamilton County System that would be quite possible, the brass go by Car XX however they also may mark as 29-XX!

 

[retroactiv]

it was on Safe-T... and halmilton county is really far from here... I don't think it was a Hamiltion County Unit.. Who, know's weirder things have happend....

 

[zerobleu]

it was on Safe-T... and halmilton county is really far from here... I don't think it was a Hamiltion County Unit.. Who, know's weirder things have happend....

True, is a long way. Hamilton County dosent use Safe-T and we have no radios to my knowledge for the network so the mystery remains unsolved!

 

[retroactiv]

I figured this one out, it was the same unit marking agian 29-5 10-42, but I heard the dispatcher say go to your talkgroup to mark. I quickly opened up my scanner to see who it was, it is a SEMA unit. Becuase I heard the ISP dispatcher mark them there...

 

[GTO_04]

No, Hamilton County does not use any 29 prefixes any more when dispatching sheriff's cars. They used to but that was a long time ago. County cars are 3XX and as posted above, the top brass is car X. Reserve deputies are 15XX.

So what you heard was most likely ISP post #29. You will not hear Hamilton County units on SAFE-T. But sometimes you will hear ISP troopers on the Hamilton Co. system.

GTO_04

 

[scannerfreak]

So what you heard was most likely ISP post #29.

GTO_04

There is no Post 29 in the ISP...

 

[retroactiv]

It wasn't ISP it was SEMA, becuase I opened my scanner up saw the talk group id and looked it up.. It was a SEMA UNIT