Texas Common/Shared (TX)
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Contents
Related Links
- Texas State Interoperability Executive Committee
- TAPS Texans for Advanced Public Safety
- NPSTC Standard Channel Nomenclature for the Public Safety Interoperability Channels
- NTIA PDF: Texas PSIC Grant Awards as of September 30, 2008
- Common_Public_Safety
- Federal/Non-Federal_Interoperability
- National_Incident_Radio_Support_Cache
Regional Councils of Government
The following are radio interoperability related pages found on some of the regional councils' homeland security or public safety web sites.
- Alamo Area Council of Governments- AACOG
- Capitol Area Council of Governments
- Coastal Bend Council of Governments
- Golden Crescent Regional Planning Commission
- Heart of Texas Council of Governments
- North Central Texas Council of Governments
- Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
- South East Texas Regional Planning Commission
Future Plans
In an effort to consolidate information about the implementation of future radio systems, specific to certain areas, this section will be open for revision, citing information from documents linked above and external sources, in order to better guide discussion.
When posting information, please relate it to the specific area (City, County, Multi-County or Council of Gov't), and reference where the information was found.
Houston Urban Area Security Initiative
According to the NTIA Texas Grant Awards PDF linked above (page 4), Houston will be migrating to a 700/800MHz P25 trunking system, incorporating 10 sites with repeaters and simulcast equipment. This will support full interoprability with Harris County Regional Radio System.
San Antonio Urban Area Security Initiative
According to the AACOG grant worksheets linked above, San Antonio will be implementing a P25 700MHz overlay, capable of interoperability with Texas DPS, the future 700MHz I-37 Corridor Project to Corpus Christi, the future 700MHz I-35S Corridor Project to Laredo, the future 700MHz LCRA overlay and the Live Oak P25 800MHz trunked system. By interconnecting with LCRA through a 700MHz overlay, San Antonio plans to achieve interoprability with Austin, and through Austin, HCRRS and ETMC.