Difference between revisions of "Peoria County Illinois ETSB (P25)"
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| + | |SysName = Peoria County Illinois ETSB (P25) | ||
| + | |SysType = [[APCO Project 25]] | ||
| + | |SysID = 00A | ||
| + | |CTone = ? | ||
| + | |NAC = ? | ||
| + | |Band = 800 | ||
| + | |Owner = Peoria County | ||
| + | |FCC = WQRK752 | ||
| + | |City = Peoria | ||
| + | |County = [[Peoria County (IL)|Peoria ]] | ||
| + | |State = [[Illinois (US)|Illinois]] | ||
| + | |StateB = Illinois | ||
| + | |state = illinois | ||
| + | |sid = 3374 | ||
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| + | ==System Information== | ||
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COPURS (County Of Peoria Unified Radio System) is an eleven-site, 800 MHz Harris P25 Simulcast system being implemented by the Peoria County ETSB. There are 700 MHz frequencies licensed for use, but not as simulcast frequencies. The name "COPURS" is not an official name; the ETSB has not selected a name at this time. "COPURS" is only being suggested by this Wiki contributor. | COPURS (County Of Peoria Unified Radio System) is an eleven-site, 800 MHz Harris P25 Simulcast system being implemented by the Peoria County ETSB. There are 700 MHz frequencies licensed for use, but not as simulcast frequencies. The name "COPURS" is not an official name; the ETSB has not selected a name at this time. "COPURS" is only being suggested by this Wiki contributor. | ||
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Field coverage testing should be in early 2014. The first public safety agencies will transition to COPURS after that testing is complete and successful. The Emergency Telephone System Board (ETSB) anticipates most public safety agencies in Peoria County will migrate to this system during 2014. | Field coverage testing should be in early 2014. The first public safety agencies will transition to COPURS after that testing is complete and successful. The Emergency Telephone System Board (ETSB) anticipates most public safety agencies in Peoria County will migrate to this system during 2014. | ||
| + | ==Additional FCC Callsigns== | ||
| + | *WQRH858 | ||
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* [http://www.peoriacountyetsb.org/ Peoria County ETSB Website] | * [http://www.peoriacountyetsb.org/ Peoria County ETSB Website] | ||
* [http://www.legalrecord.net/peoria-county/7118-peoria-county-installing-equipment-for-new-emergency-communication-system.html 1/2/13 News Bulletin Article] | * [http://www.legalrecord.net/peoria-county/7118-peoria-county-installing-equipment-for-new-emergency-communication-system.html 1/2/13 News Bulletin Article] | ||
| + | * [http://www.peoriacounty.org/download?path=/finance%2FBid_and_Rfps%2F56-02-13+INTEROPERABLE+RADIO+EQUIPMENT%2FITB_PW2.pdf Peoria County Invitation to Bid PDF] | ||
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Return to Wiki page: [[Peoria County (IL)]]<br/> | Return to Wiki page: [[Peoria County (IL)]]<br/> | ||
[[Category:Illinois]] | [[Category:Illinois]] | ||
[[Category:Illinois Trunked Radio Systems]] | [[Category:Illinois Trunked Radio Systems]] | ||
Revision as of 15:00, 21 February 2014
System Information
COPURS (County Of Peoria Unified Radio System) is an eleven-site, 800 MHz Harris P25 Simulcast system being implemented by the Peoria County ETSB. There are 700 MHz frequencies licensed for use, but not as simulcast frequencies. The name "COPURS" is not an official name; the ETSB has not selected a name at this time. "COPURS" is only being suggested by this Wiki contributor.
Site work and towers are complete for the six new COPURS tower sites. The other five simulcast sites are located on existing vertical real estate. The new microwave system connecting the sites and PSAPs is complete. Scanner users will start hearing Harris testing in December.
Field coverage testing should be in early 2014. The first public safety agencies will transition to COPURS after that testing is complete and successful. The Emergency Telephone System Board (ETSB) anticipates most public safety agencies in Peoria County will migrate to this system during 2014.
Additional FCC Callsigns
- WQRH858
Related Links
Return to Wiki page: Peoria County (IL)