Reno/Sparks Police Freq

[NFR85]

I looked everyone and came up empty. Does anyone have a listing of Reno/Sparks Freqs?

Thanks a bunch!

 

[kma371]

Nevada Shared Radio System Trunking System, Various, Multi-State - Scanner Frequencies

 

[sigint1]

I looked everyone and came up empty. Does anyone have a listing of Reno/Sparks Freqs?

Thanks a bunch!

Reno Sparks and whole slew of others are on the Washoe County EDACS system - Plug in the Metro Simulcast freqs (Red Peak and Peavine repeaters) will give you coverage over majority of Reno/Sparks you can get the talkgroups from the database- NHP in the Reno area are also on this system vice the NSRS system - the simlucast freqs are also listed as part of the NSRS system also but it is not - it is licensed to and administered by Washoe County the state has nothing to do with it - but I gave up trying to correct them a long time ago - nobody listened - both systems have the capability to interface with each other and with the SNACC system in Clark County

 

[NFR85]

I love listening to them online but i heard PD & FD using codes. PD for Reno saying there Code 4. Fire Reno also uses codes. Anyone have a list of them?

 

[com501]

Reno Sparks and whole slew of others are on the Washoe County EDACS system - Plug in the Metro Simulcast freqs (Red Peak and Peavine repeaters) will give you coverage over majority of Reno/Sparks you can get the talkgroups from the database- NHP in the Reno area are also on this system vice the NSRS system - the simlucast freqs are also listed as part of the NSRS system also but it is not - it is licensed to and administered by Washoe County the state has nothing to do with it - but I gave up trying to correct them a long time ago - nobody listened - both systems have the capability to interface with each other and with the SNACC system in Clark County

Shawn Tayler his this issue all the time....

 

[SCPD]

Shawn Tayler his this issue all the time....

Who is Shawn Tayler and what is meant by "his this issue?"

 

[com501]

'has this issue'. Surely, you can detect a typo by now?