Difference between revisions of "Ohio MARCS IP: Local Partnerships"
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*Butler County (Tier 5) - owns and maintains Zone 4 controller | *Butler County (Tier 5) - owns and maintains Zone 4 controller | ||
| − | *Clermont County (Tier 4) - | + | *Clermont County (Tier 4) - operational |
| − | *Clinton County (Tier 2) - | + | *Clinton County (Tier 2) - operational |
| − | *Franklin County (Tier 4) - | + | *Franklin County (Tier 4) - operational |
| + | **City of Columbus (Tier 4) - operational | ||
| + | **THE Ohio State University (Tier 2) - Operational | ||
*Geauga County (Tier 4) - operational | *Geauga County (Tier 4) - operational | ||
*Greene County (Tier 2) - operational | *Greene County (Tier 2) - operational | ||
| + | *Hamilton County / City of Cincinnati (Tier 4) - operational | ||
*Jefferson County (Tier 5) - owns and maintains Zone 3 controller | *Jefferson County (Tier 5) - owns and maintains Zone 3 controller | ||
*Lake County (Tier 5) - owns and maintains Zone 2 controller | *Lake County (Tier 5) - owns and maintains Zone 2 controller | ||
| + | *Miami County (Tier 4) - operational | ||
| + | *Montgomery County / City of Dayton (Tier 2) - operational | ||
| + | *Pickaway County (Tier 4) - operational | ||
| + | *Summit County (Tier 4) - operational | ||
| + | *Tuscarawas County (Tier unknown) - operational | ||
*Warren County (Tier 4) - operational | *Warren County (Tier 4) - operational | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:59, 5 November 2020
Contents
Ohio MARCS-IP / Local Partnership Program
Ohio MARCS has implemented a Local Partnership program which allows counties around the state to enter into partnership agreements with the State of Ohio for the use of the system. There are five partnership Tiers, each offering different levels of sharing and use. The Tier levels are:
Tier 1 - Basic Subscriber
- County uses MARCS towers and pays MARCS subscriber fees (currently $10/month per radio).
Tier 2 - Enhanced Local Infrastructure
- County which builds their own tower sites and asks MARCS to handle tower maintenance and subscriber management.
Tier 3 - Connecting P25 Systems
- County with separate standalone system connected to MARCS. County can determine which talkgroups and agencies may roam to their system.
Tier 4 - Sharing Core Resources
- County which builds, maintains and manages their own tower sites and subscribers but shares the appropriate MARCS zone controller. County can determine which talkgroups and agencies may roam to their tower sites.
- County with separate zone controller connected to and part of the MARCS network. The State of Ohio owns the MARCS Master Site (master controller) and Zone 1 controller.
Current Partners
- Butler County (Tier 5) - owns and maintains Zone 4 controller
- Clermont County (Tier 4) - operational
- Clinton County (Tier 2) - operational
- Franklin County (Tier 4) - operational
- City of Columbus (Tier 4) - operational
- THE Ohio State University (Tier 2) - Operational
- Geauga County (Tier 4) - operational
- Greene County (Tier 2) - operational
- Hamilton County / City of Cincinnati (Tier 4) - operational
- Jefferson County (Tier 5) - owns and maintains Zone 3 controller
- Lake County (Tier 5) - owns and maintains Zone 2 controller
- Miami County (Tier 4) - operational
- Montgomery County / City of Dayton (Tier 2) - operational
- Pickaway County (Tier 4) - operational
- Summit County (Tier 4) - operational
- Tuscarawas County (Tier unknown) - operational
- Warren County (Tier 4) - operational