Question

[teebee]

Several months ago I was hearing Troop I dispatching on the Troop D id 1936 in the evening time through the night time hours. Troop I would dispatch troop D and Troop I using the D id, Then I did not hear this any longer. Now I am hearing Troop I dispatch Troop G area and Troop I area using the Troop G id late in the evening into the nightime hours. What is the big reason for this. Besides if they are dispathing for them wouldn't troop f or troop e dispatch for g since they are the surrounding troop. It looks like to me if troop I would dispatch for another troop wouldn't troop I use the Troop I id. This is not making no since to me at all. Is troop d and g short handed are something.
(Maybe if the state needs to cut back funds maybe they should have one central facility to dispatch ALL troops and elimanate the other troop stations around the state and have small substations for the troopers local office).

 

[loumaag]

It's really not that hard to understand or uncommon. In fact the troopers for a certain troop are still on their "channel", it is just that you are hearing two troops on one because the consoles were patched together. Take a look at this thread from quite awhile ago:
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=7855

I think this got discussed again, but I couldn't locate the thread right away.