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I know there was some questions as to the city's unit ID for TG SCSO North and East. Here is what I have. BTW, these are the first two digits of their IDs. If the first digits is a single (1B2), then more than likely its a SCSO unit. If you have any corrections, please add them!

12 Monroe
15 Sultan
17 Snohomish (the city)
19 LK Stevens
16 Arlington
14 Stanwood
K Gold bar

Horray! Finally the Monroe ID!

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I added Monroe Id's sometime ago, and that thread was removed. and I did put some of the stuff in the wiki for Snohomish. so Joe can we put a end to this. are you sure that your the Joe that I am talking about.

[quote="OWEN62"]I added Monroe Id's sometime ago, and that thread was removed. and I did put some of the stuff in the wiki for Snohomish. so Joe can we put a end to this. are you sure that your the Joe that I am talking about.[/quote

At least the Monroe ID's have arrived, that is what is really important.

Respectably,
Rich

I don't pay much attention to the UID's, but don't see any in the 12XXX range over the last 4-5 months, so Monroe I'd guess is in the 60XXX-61XXX range from the hit count. Or maybe 49XXX. Actually most of the numbers you posted aren't active except for 16XXX. The great mystery continues!..... :D

The "Unit ID's" that luminox posted are the city-specific prefixes used on the radio by field units. The call signs for the cities are four-digits total. Example - a Lake Stevens patrol officer could be "1930" - the 19 signifying Lake Stevens, and the 30 his/her individual ID.

Nothing to do with the radio ID numbers.

Brad.

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The Monroe Unit ID's :D

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Ok then. We're done.

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