Difference between revisions of "Denton City"
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:All UNT Police operations are carried out on this system. Officers carry a Motorola APX series radio with their choice of hand mic or earpiece, some even opting for a hand mic with earpiece. | :All UNT Police operations are carried out on this system. Officers carry a Motorola APX series radio with their choice of hand mic or earpiece, some even opting for a hand mic with earpiece. | ||
===UNT Police Codes=== | ===UNT Police Codes=== | ||
− | ==10-Codes== | + | ===10-Codes=== |
*10-2: Signal Loud and clear | *10-2: Signal Loud and clear | ||
*10-4: Message Received; OK | *10-4: Message Received; OK | ||
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*10-99: Subject wanted | *10-99: Subject wanted | ||
− | ==Other Codes== | + | ===Other Codes=== |
− | 28-License Plate | + | *28-License Plate |
− | 27-Drivers license info from name/DOB | + | *27-Drivers license info from name/DOB |
− | 29-Check for warrants | + | *29-Check for warrants |
− | 43-Description (Vehicle/Suspect) | + | *43-Description (Vehicle/Suspect) |
− | + | ==UNT Campus Services== | |
:The UNT E-ride service can be heard on D Tac 2 dispatching ADA acessible vehicles to students on campus. It is unknown if ADA E-ride vehicles are university employees or UNT Police. Parking enforcement and non-police traffic control can sometimes be seen with Motorola XTS 2500 Model II radios, how often these are used is unknown. | :The UNT E-ride service can be heard on D Tac 2 dispatching ADA acessible vehicles to students on campus. It is unknown if ADA E-ride vehicles are university employees or UNT Police. Parking enforcement and non-police traffic control can sometimes be seen with Motorola XTS 2500 Model II radios, how often these are used is unknown. | ||
− | + | ==Special Events== | |
− | :UNT Police use C Tac 1 for football games. | + | :UNT Police use C Tac 1 for football games. At 3:00PM game day, a dispatcher will exclusively monitor TAC-1 and will handle all PD communications for Apogee Stadium. Any subjects that are run through NCIC will have their information transmitted on B Info to the NCIC dispatcher. |
==Related Links== | ==Related Links== | ||
*[[Denton City (TX) Unknown Talkgroups]] | *[[Denton City (TX) Unknown Talkgroups]] |
Revision as of 21:40, 29 September 2019
Public Trunked Radio System | |
Name | Denton City |
Owner | Denton City |
Owner Type | Public |
City | Denton |
County | Denton |
State | Texas |
Country | United States |
System Details | |
Band | 800 |
Type | Motorola Type II |
ID | 0B12 |
Connect Tone | 105.88 |
P25 NAC | ? |
FCC Callsign(s) | |
WNGC433, WPZZ800 | |
System-specific links | |
Database | FCC Site Map |
Forum | RR Site Map |
Other Resources | |
Trunktracking FAQ | Trunktracking Glossary |
Wiki FAQ | MediaWiki |
QuickRef | PDF Card |
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Contents
UNT Police Talkgroups
- All UNT Police operations are carried out on this system. Officers carry a Motorola APX series radio with their choice of hand mic or earpiece, some even opting for a hand mic with earpiece.
UNT Police Codes
10-Codes
- 10-2: Signal Loud and clear
- 10-4: Message Received; OK
- 10-6: Busy
- 10-8: Clear from call; back in service
- 10-9: Repeat
- 10-12: Secure radio for information
- 10-20: Location
- 10-22: Disregard
- 10-23: Arrived on scene
- 10-27: Driver's License
- 10-28: Vehicle License Plate
- 10-29: Check for Warrants
- 10-33: Emergency
- 10-41: In Service (For shift)
- 10-42: Out of Service (For shift)
- 10-50: Vehicle accident
- 10-55: Intoxicated driver
- 10-59: Escort
- 10-60: In the area
- 10-76: Enroute
- 10-95: Subject in custody and enroute to the jail
- 10-99: Subject wanted
Other Codes
- 28-License Plate
- 27-Drivers license info from name/DOB
- 29-Check for warrants
- 43-Description (Vehicle/Suspect)
UNT Campus Services
- The UNT E-ride service can be heard on D Tac 2 dispatching ADA acessible vehicles to students on campus. It is unknown if ADA E-ride vehicles are university employees or UNT Police. Parking enforcement and non-police traffic control can sometimes be seen with Motorola XTS 2500 Model II radios, how often these are used is unknown.
Special Events
- UNT Police use C Tac 1 for football games. At 3:00PM game day, a dispatcher will exclusively monitor TAC-1 and will handle all PD communications for Apogee Stadium. Any subjects that are run through NCIC will have their information transmitted on B Info to the NCIC dispatcher.