That makes sense. Scotts Bluff county is on 800 mhz. I can't figure out why they would want 800 mhz on the wide open spaces. Low band works best, but 800 will work if you don't mid putting up a lot of towers.
Kimball county just got a license (WQCZ888) for 10 frequencies 153-159mhz. These frequecies appear to be for a new VHF trunking system. Has anyone heard anything about this?