gspivey
Member
Lee County NC Sheriff went live on VIPER today (8-25). In the next month or two you should hear Lee County Fire (including Sanford Fire) and Lee County EMS transition to VIPER. Sanford Police chose to stay on their UHF system.
Lee County NC Going to VIPER
- Thread starter gspivey
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This should be in the VIPER thread, great info for those following VIPER. Thank you for the update!
Also please post it as a submission to the database if it's not not accurate as far as the actual talkgroups you hear being used. Thank you very much
Thanks, will be monitoring, as of today nothing yet
gspivey
Member
It is talkgroup 27009. I’ve submitted to the database.
Many of the Lee Co SO TGs have been in the database since last October...
| 27009 | 6981 | D | LEESO | Lee County Sheriff | Law Dispatch | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
| 27010 | 6982 | D | LEESOADMIN | Lee County Sheriff Admin | Law Talk | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
| 27011 | 6983 | D | LEESOCID | Lee County Sheriff CID | Law Tac | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
| 27012 | 6984 | D | LEESONARC | Lee County Sheriff NARC | Law Tac | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
| 27013 | 6985 | D | LEESOOPS | Lee County Sheriff OPS | Law Tac | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
| 27014 | 6986 | D | LEETAC | Lee County TAC | Multi-Tac | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
| 27015 | 6987 | D | LEETAC2 | Lee County TAC 2 | Multi-Tac | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
| 27016 | 6988 | D | LEETAC3 | Lee County TAC 3 | Multi-Tac | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
| 27017 | 6989 | D | LEETAC4 | Lee County TAC 4 | Multi-Tac | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
| 27018 | 698a | D | LEETAC5 | Lee County TAC 5 | Multi-Tac | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
| 27019 | 698b | D | LEETAC6 | Lee County TAC 6 | Multi-Tac | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
| 27020 | 698c | D | LEETAC7 | Lee County TAC 7 | Multi-Tac | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
| 27021 | 698d | D | LEETAC8 | Lee County TAC 8 | Multi-Tac | Lee County | 2014-10-25 |
I am probably ruffle some feathers if I do I am sorry.
Looks like Lee/Sanford learned a lesson from trying to operate their own system.
Both Brunswick and Columbus Counties finally ditched their systems for Viper.
I give it time Henderson and Polk Counties will be ditching their NXDN system for Viper.
These counties are finally waking up and realizing that Viper is the only way to go for interoperability.
The only cost involved is the radios.
The highway patrol maintains the infrastructure, so why not jump on board.
My congrats to Lee County of the switch to Viper.
Looks like Lee/Sanford learned a lesson from trying to operate their own system.
Both Brunswick and Columbus Counties finally ditched their systems for Viper.
I give it time Henderson and Polk Counties will be ditching their NXDN system for Viper.
These counties are finally waking up and realizing that Viper is the only way to go for interoperability.
The only cost involved is the radios.
The highway patrol maintains the infrastructure, so why not jump on board.
My congrats to Lee County of the switch to Viper.
Confirmed 27009 looks like they will use the listed talk groups already in data base unless they add some more
Tg #27009 Sheriff.
Tg #27009 Sheriff.
Make sure you submit anything that needs to be changed on the Lee County site to the Lee County specific page. If you submit it to when you are on the Viper page, it won't be seen by a Lee county database administrator and the changes won't be done. I don't have the ability to transfer a VIPER submission to a county level database administrator. Thank you for your support
Chris0516
Active Member
I am not in any of those counties, so. Can't ruffle my feathers. Lee is a neighboring county to mine. I activated the NXDN on my 436HP, several years ago. Because of what they were using. I never could hear it. After I received my SDS100, as an early Christmas present, a year after I was given my 436HP. I decided not to activate the NXDN. I was elated, when I found an article last year, that. Said something about a retired Fire Chief doing an analysis of the Lee County system. Saying a move to VIPER would improve response times.
