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...m/db/sid/2324 STARCOM21 - State Radio Communications for the 21st Century] Radio Identification (RIDs/UIDs)</b></span>
* 435008 "Peoria, Danville, Radio Check" on IESMA S/W TG30328 (5/14)
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For federal agencies currently running APCO 25 digital radio systems, the list below is compiled works from listeners of known and suspected NAC
...discuss, use the original thread {{Thread|federal-monitoring-forum|155716-federal-nacs.html|here|}}
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..., and work will begin soon on the implementing the new 800 MHz P25 digital radio system.
...the Louisville Fire Department, Suburban Fire Districts, Local Government Radio, and Louisville Metro Emergency Medical Services. In addition, MetroSafe wi
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|SysName = Maritime Public Safety Radio Network (MPSRN)
...ous conventional VHF and UHF systems across the region. Unlike the 800 MHz systems, commercial users such as delivery companies or waste collection, are not b
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|Owner = [[Federal Bureau of Prisons]]
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==Trunked Radio Systems==
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...de a digital microwave backbone, State Patrol and DNR voice communications systems and the Mobile Data Communications Network (MDCN) serving 160 law enforceme
*Provides diverse training for State Patrol and DNR recruits, federal and local law enforcement officers, and state employees. The facility, loca
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= Trunked Radio Systems =
* [[Federal Detention Center Houston]]
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== Radio ID Numbers (RIDs) ==
'''O'Hare Communications Center (OCC) Console Radio ID's'''
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...would not only serve the regional 9-1-1 system, but would also enable P25 radio communications across 13,000 square miles for 24,000 users and growing. Al
...f Frequencies is used at both medical facilities, with the majority of the radio gear located at the Kansas City "Plaza" location. The Lee's Summit facility
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|Agency = [[Federal Bureau of Prisons]]
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*Federal Bureau of Investigation
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* Volunteer Fire is exclusively on Alabama Interoperable Radio System (AIRS)
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