What % not on MPSCS?
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Gladwin, Ottawa, Jackson, just to name a few
Every county is "on" MPSCS (i.e. they all have access to it or someone in their county uses it.) But there are still quite a few that do not have daily operations on it.
osceola and mecosta couties
osceola and mecosta couties, dont use it fully only a few talkgroups are even listed.
some day hopefully, they will be doing it all on mpscs
osceola and mecosta couties, dont use it fully only a few talkgroups are even listed.
some day hopefully, they will be doing it all on mpscs
Kent county is not currently using it.
Ingham county is not on it. They are still on an EDACS system.
Oakland county is not on it. They are on an Opensky system.
There is still a good amount of Wayne County that is not on it. Many of the cities in the western part & downriver communities are not on it.
Oakland county is not on it. They are on an Opensky system.
There is still a good amount of Wayne County that is not on it. Many of the cities in the western part & downriver communities are not on it.
Midland, isabella, huron, alpena
Ones that are 'not' on it currently, but will be moving to it. Gartiot fire (od is on it),
bay county & city pd (a matter of weeks or month before they switch), bay county fire is on it but their dispatch 154.31 still is being used, Bay City fire isnt going to switch but are looking on some grants to get the digital radios,
Flint city - but have plans to move over.
Ones that are 'not' on it currently, but will be moving to it. Gartiot fire (od is on it),
bay county & city pd (a matter of weeks or month before they switch), bay county fire is on it but their dispatch 154.31 still is being used, Bay City fire isnt going to switch but are looking on some grants to get the digital radios,
Flint city - but have plans to move over.
Ottawa seems to be doing fine on their system, with cell phones as a backup.
My grandfather was a cop in Ottawa County in the 60's and I inherited his old scanner years ago when my Grandmother moved into a nursing facility, and the crystals in it still match the primary dispatch frequencies today, 30-some years after he passed on.
My grandfather was a cop in Ottawa County in the 60's and I inherited his old scanner years ago when my Grandmother moved into a nursing facility, and the crystals in it still match the primary dispatch frequencies today, 30-some years after he passed on.
Cell phones as a backup? LOL are you kidding me??? I would love to meet the genus who came up with that plan.
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It is my Understanding that at one time Ottawa County considered the MPSCS. One of the criteria that was established is that for any new system police and fire must migrate to the same system. When testing was done on the F.D. side the system did not come close to meeting their needs/expectations thus the fire chiefs are completely against using it. Therefore the MPSCS was removed from consideration. In addition to this everyone is fairly happy with the way The current VHF system works. Although I have not been able to confirm I believe when it comes to narrow banding they will basically leep the same system they currently have and convert current equiptment/frequencies to narrow band, I do know Ottawa County Central Dispatch Authority has been saving money for some time to pay for the transition. With Ottawa county being so fiscally conservative (they saved and paid for thier new dispatch facility) they may also shy away from anything requiiring extra money when what they have works very well for them.
A county in Michigan being fiscally conservative? Refreshing. Maybe there's hope after all.....
The limit on TGs is nowhere near being a factor. Detroit is part of MPSCS.
Muskegon is not on MPSCS
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