We had this discussion when you said you were coming to SLC and asked me for a Pro-95 load. When sending the info to your email failed, you asked me to post it here, which I said I can't do because of agreements with UCAN and some VECC agencies.
I can't post sensitive info in this forum (talkgroups which involve safety of life issues, SWAT, etc.) I don't necessarily agree with the entire agreement but right, wrong or indifferent, I will not go against what was agreed to.
Personally I feel strongly that extra eyes and ears in the community is most helpful to public safety. Unfortunately not everyone sees it this way. VECC seems to understand this but UCAN does not. I am happy to continue this conversation privately via email or phone.
Please underfstand this is not a position of arrogance or priveledge, we had frequencies and talkgroups for UCAN, VECC, City Police, SL Co Sheriff, Hill AFB, Tooele Army Depot, Federal and State agencies such as FBI, DEA, FEMA, etc. posted on a website until the Office of Homeland Nazi's asked the webmaster to take most of it off.
Besided all that, I work out of town half the year and don't get to this site very often. Regardless, most of the info is available anyway online from other sources. If you want make the effort to identify talkgroups and post the info yourself, that's cetainly your perogative!
Now for some general info. SL County Sheriff's frequencies and talkgroups are in the process of being integrated into UCAN via Omni-Link. The Sheriff will still keep their own dispatch but apparently UCAN bought the Sheriff's trunked facilities. VECC keeps an empty row of dispatch bays available for the Sheriff should they change thieir mind and integrate with VECC. (not likely until we get a new Sheriff)
During a tour of VECC last week, I saw the equipment being installed at VECC to handle the link with the Sheriff.
Salt Lake City is going on their own system entirely. Their current 10 frequency site is part of the Sheriff's networked system. Trunker shows the SLC PD/Fire ID as 643e, site 6. The new site ID is ac33 and two data channels have shown up, 866.600 and 867.250. For now, the SLC PD/Fire data channel of 857.2375 is still on the air, but it was off the other day when techs were testing the system. That's when I saw SLC PD talkgroups show up on the new data channels.
They are using the same frequencies, just reshuffling them to accomodate the gradual changeover. 866.600 data channel shows as cell 2 for example. It seems that when the normal 859.2375 data channel is active, 867.250 is not. But 866.600 is on 24/7.
Jon
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