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| − | + | |SysName = CLEMIS Public Safety Communications | |
| + | |SysType = [[OpenSky]] Standard | ||
| + | |SysID = N/A | ||
| + | |CTone = N/A | ||
| + | |NAC = N/A | ||
| + | |Band = 800 | ||
| + | |Owner = Public | ||
| + | |FCC = WPPC814 | ||
| + | |City = Multiple Cities | ||
| + | |County = [[Oakland County (MI)|Oakland]] | ||
| + | |State = [[Michigan (US)|Michigan]] | ||
| + | |StateB = Michigan | ||
| + | |state = michigan | ||
| + | |sid = 87 | ||
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| + | ==System Notes== | ||
News Update January 22, 2010 | News Update January 22, 2010 | ||
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An uncertainty that remains in the deployment of the radio communications system, however, is the funds needed to address coverage enhancements that will not be known until the system is fully operational and field tested. The County is already moving to expand the coverage because of known holes in areas presently operational. | An uncertainty that remains in the deployment of the radio communications system, however, is the funds needed to address coverage enhancements that will not be known until the system is fully operational and field tested. The County is already moving to expand the coverage because of known holes in areas presently operational. | ||
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| + | ==Related Links== | ||
| + | * [http://www.oakgov.com/radio/ CLEMIS website] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Michigan Trunked Radio Systems]] | ||
Revision as of 20:21, 19 May 2015
| System Name | CLEMIS Public Safety Communications |
| System Type | OpenSky Standard |
| System ID | N/A |
| Connect Tone | N/A |
| Wide Area Communications Network | |
| Network Access Code | N/A |
| TRBO Color Code | |
| NXDN RAN | |
| Band | 800 |
| Ownership | Public |
| FCC License | WPPC814 |
| City | Multiple Cities |
| County | Oakland |
| State | Michigan |
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Welcome to the CLEMIS Public Safety Communications collaboration article, a Trunked Radio System located in Oakland County, Michigan.
This is where you, the user, may index any articles you develop for scanning related topics for this Trunked Radio System.
- NOTE: This system cannot be trunked or monitored by any scanner
System Notes
News Update January 22, 2010
Berkley, Huntington Woods, Pleasant Ridge are still in testing phase for Open Sky system. Oak Park has not switched yet.
Per: http://www.oakgov.com/clemis/assets/docs/FY2009%204th%20QTR.pdf
Presently, the County is financially supporting a review of the Troy, Madison Heights and Royal Oak dispatch operations with the possibility of consolidating these three dispatch operations into one dispatch center.
The hardware and software issues have been repaired and the existing radios in operation have largely been replaced. A revised and detailed roll-out schedule has been prepared and shared with the PSAPs on August 18, 2009. Ferndale and Hazel Park were recently completed with Pontiac in progress. After the holidays, the next large agency will be the Sheriff – scheduled to take roughly three months given the size and complexity.
The County has invested $25.6 million in the new radio communications system (towers, centralized equipment, back-up equipment, etc.) to date with the largest expenditure of the portable and mobile radio units still pending. A summary of the construction in progress was presented earlier in this letter of transmittal.
An uncertainty that remains in the deployment of the radio communications system, however, is the funds needed to address coverage enhancements that will not be known until the system is fully operational and field tested. The County is already moving to expand the coverage because of known holes in areas presently operational.