Unidentified Talkgroups - Jackson Co TRS

[bassmkenk2508]

here are some unid tg's i have collected from the Jackson County TRS.
25104 (digital)
624 (unid law; users incl. majors and lieutenants)
80
112
208
2032
2064 (law?; users incl. capt's and sgt's)
2192 (Pasc. Port?)
2224
2256 (Pasc. Port security/gates?; "...West main gate..."; authorizing car tags occasionally; talk regarding docks, boats)
2480 (Pasc. Port?; railroad car work)
4080
8880
9200

Anyone with info who may have collected and listened to any as well, input is always valuable.
Thanks

 

[nexus]

80 = JCSO "County Wide" (Analog)

112 = JCSO "Department Wide" (Analog)

208 = JCSO "West Sub 1" (Analog)

624 = Moss Point PD "Department 2"

2032 = Mutual Aid Patch Channel 1

2192 = Port Authority Maintenance

2224 = Port Authority W Trains

2256 = Port Authority Security

2480 = Port Authority E Trains

25104 = Pascagoula PD Patch to Highband (Digital)

4080 = OS FD "Special Events"

8880 = Gautier FD "Special Events"

9200 = Gautier Public Works

Additional ones given:

2896 = MS Dept. Marine Resources

4016 = OS FD Patch to Highband

 

[bassmkenk2508]

Awesome! Thanks for the help!

 

[nexus]

Awesome! Thanks for the help!

I found out another one. It was actually on my list and I some how missed it. It looks as though new talkgroups have been added since I obtained that list, and I asked someone I know for some info on the unknown id's listed.

I got 2032 added. That falls in the EOC talkgroups and is simply labled Mutual Aid Patch Channel 1 in the radios.

 

[bassmkenk2508]

having a source that is happy to assist scanner hobbyists is very valuable. Ever since getting into radio scanning, I found it interesting in ID'ing the unknown talkgroups. Not that I enjoy having severe weather conditions around, I was having a good time listening to new talkgroups during Hurricane Dennis. I will be sure to spend more time confirming/IDing things in the Starkville, MS area (and area between Ocean Springs and there) when I return to MSU in the fall

 

[nexus]

I guess I take all of the fun out of guessing lol...

I got my info and I edited my original post, so there ya go. all of your talkgroups are identified... BTW, you apparently DID hear Ocean Springs FD on 4016. It appears to be a patch to their VHF channel (154.4000) But 4061 is the official trunked operations channel for whenever they go totally 800mhz.

 

[bassmkenk2508]

Wow I was pretty close on the Port Authority stuff ! I guess the talk they had about boats and docks and stuff made it easy though lol Will you be submitting this to milf for the site? I dont want to do it and take the credit away from you.

 

[nexus]

i did this morning. Went to the db and submitted it. I got a bunch more that aren't listed there. I didn't realize just how not updated it was.

seeing how Pascagoula PD has a digital talkgroup which is patched directly to their dispatch channel (155.7000) it makes me wanna go buy that new BC-396D portable more and more now...

 

[bassmkenk2508]

oh yea, i bet! me being in college, i don't currently have the freedom financially to do that but once i am done in a few years and get things paid off, i will certainly be looking forward to getting the "new innovation" at that time
btw, i am on dial-up here at my parents' house (Latimer), but once i am back at school, i will be listening to your streaming scanner audio. I would like to say that is great to be able to here what is going on on the coast while being out of the area!

 

[nexus]

yeah that's what it's here for. Originally I put it up so I could listen to it when I was at home without a scanner, or if I travelled out of the area and wanted to listen to what was going on.

Of course I wanted to put us on the map as well. With such sites like scancapecod.net which is in my opinion awesome! That's where I got the idea to have talkgroup ID's broadcast in winamp along with the traffic.

I'm glad you'll make use of it when you go back up.