Sounds like Bandera….it’s strange because this stuff never used to be an issue. If it helped to relay timely information and not go through two layers of dispatchers, units used to always hop on the neighbor’s channel if it was needed. Nobody ever got their feathers ruffled as long as it wasn’t frivolous banter. Nowadays you see these battles between SAPD and Bexar SO and others. I honestly think we are less interoperable than we were before 911 because of all the separate system cores, “mine” mentalities, encryption, and differing radio bands being used. It should probably be a state mandate to trim down to VHF rural and 700/800 urban, with no encryption on primary dispatch and multi agency tactical, but then you are using government to fix government which never worksSounds simple, The Sheriff in Kendall County installed VHF radios in the patrol cars for interop with surrounding counties that still used VHF, one county did not want to allow permission or give them the info to be programmed into those radios. If ego's and "mine, mine, mine" could be removed from the system admins imagine what could be accomplished...