Sheriff's Office Comm...

[btritch]

I heard the Greene County Sheriff's Department say today, Switch To "Secondary", Now, I have been monitoring them for years and I have NEVER heard this term used but once or twice, So it's not a well known channel, However I do know that it is not a low band channel...What could they be using for Secondary and what would be the best way to find it or does anyone know it? Any help would be appreciated, Thanks!

 

[semo]

Greene County uses the Paragould Communication LTR trunked system http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=4991 Its becoming more and more common for Public Safety Depts to rent radios from commercial dealers than to fund their own system. A lot of agencies in Southeast Missouri now do - for example, the Battles Communication 800 MHz and UHF system are loaded with public safety so called tactical comms.

 

[btritch]

Greene County uses the Paragould Communication LTR trunked system http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=4991 Its becoming more and more common for Public Safety Depts to rent radios from commercial dealers than to fund their own system. A lot of agencies in Southeast Missouri now do - for example, the Battles Communication 800 MHz and UHF system are loaded with public safety so called tactical comms.

So this would be secondary, If they ever go to secondary, This is where I should Check, I thought about that but I wasn't sure, I'll check it out next time! Thanks!