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| Author: | rwright872 [ Wed Jun 10, 2009 4:36 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Puyallup TRS |
I have been recieving Talk Id. 63024 while listening to C.C. 868.5750(Puyallup's C.C.) Sounds of police units referring to themselfs as car # and so forth. Refering to areas that sound north of Puyallup(Aurora Ave. Mentioned) Thought it was strange to hear a talk ID on this system.(Puyallups) that doesent seem to belong here. I have not researched the ID(63024) to see if its on the King County system. |
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| Author: | dste [ Wed Jun 10, 2009 5:31 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Puyallup TRS |
PSOPS S2. I confirmed that this was also broadcasting in KingCo VC site 6 as well last night. Interrestingly it was not active on the Kangley site 11. |
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| Author: | Sean [ Wed Jun 10, 2009 6:29 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Puyallup TRS |
Can't be PSOPS-S2. It's not on the Tacoma/Puyallup System. It's only on the King County system And traffic only appears on sites needed for a call |
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| Author: | dste [ Wed Jun 10, 2009 8:43 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Puyallup TRS |
Well, then I stand corrected.... Let's just say that Tacoma radio 26680 and VC radio 30658 seemed to share the same "crosstalk" at the same time on the same TGID number. |
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| Author: | FlashP [ Thu Jun 11, 2009 7:31 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Puyallup TRS |
The Pierce County system looks like it shares PSOPS-S1 and S2 with KingCo (did you notice that the KC/VC version was analog, but clearly came from P25 digital?), and Snohomish seems to share N1 and N2. Makes good sense. I think there are other talkgroups unique to those counties. Flash |
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| Author: | Atomic Taco [ Thu Jun 11, 2009 11:46 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Puyallup TRS |
County Wide Public Safety Talkgroups (PSOPS S1/S2/N1/N2): There are four talkgroups for regional public safety cross discipline communication. Two are identified for primary use in the north end of King County, PSOPS N1 (Public Safety Operations North One) and PSOPS N2. Two are identified for primary use in the south end of King County, PSOPS S1 and PSOPS S2. Although primarily identified for north and south use, all of these talkgroups can be used by public safety agencies anywhere in King County if needed. This talkgroup can be monitored by a dispatcher and recorded by demand only. Pierce County Public Safety Talkgroups (PSOPS S3/S4): This system includes two talkgroups for public safety cross discipline communication within Pierce County. King County units responding into Pierce County switch to the talkgroup identified by the communication center to be patched into the tactical talkgroup if appropriate. Valley Com does not have the capability to monitor or record PSOPS S3 or PSOPS S4. Snohomish County Public Safety Talkgroups (PSOPS N3/N4): This system includes two talkgroups for public safety cross discipline communication within Snohomish County. King County units that respond into Snohomish County switch to the talkgroup identified by the communications center and will be patched to the tactical talkgroup if appropriate. Only departments that are located north of I-90 are required to have PSOPS N3 and PSOPS N4, but any department may opt to program them into their radios. Valley Com does not have the capability to monitor or record PSOPS N3 or PSOPS N4. |
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| Author: | dog [ Thu Jun 11, 2009 12:45 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Puyallup TRS |
So the talkgroup IDs for these don't appear to be in the database.... I found this in sno county: T 60432 PSOPS N3 - Mutual Aid (SNOPAC/MVD) T 60464 PSOPS N4 - Mutual Aid (SNOCOM) I assume they'd be the same IDs on the King Cty system (is that a valid assumption)? Does anyone know what S3/S4 are? Is the talkgroup ID for S3 earlier in the thread the same as KingCo would have on it's 800Mhz system? |
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