Difference between revisions of "Travel Reference (IA)"

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Iowa Scanning Laws

There are no laws restricting the use of scanners in Iowa aside from the rules and regulations previously set by the Federal Communications Commission.

Important Notes

Iowa travel maps are provided free of charge at Interstate rest-areas and primary welcome centers.

Interstates

Interstates are patrolled by the Iowa State Patrol (A division of the Department of Public Safety) and the local authorities.

Interstate 29

I-29 runs along the Western edge of Iowa once it enters Iowa from Union County, South Dakota. I-29 Exits Iowa to Atchison County, Missouri.
I-29 travels through the following counties of Iowa in North to South order:

Fremont County
- Fremont County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Mills County
- Mills County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Pottawattamie County
- Pottawattamie County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses Omaha Regional Interoperability Network (ORION). Some analog VHF assets remain for paging.
Harrison County
- Harrison County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Monona County
- Monona County DB Entry
- Most Public Safety uses analog VHF with the exception of Onawa and UTE Ambulance, who use analog UHF.
Woodbury County
- Woodbury County DB Entry
- Sioux City Police & Fire, Sergeant Bluff Police and the Sheriffs Office use Siouxland Tri-State Area Radio Communications (STARCOMM).
- The remainder of Public Safety users are on analog VHF.

Interstate 35

I-35 enters Iowa from Harrison County, Missouri

Decatur County
- Decatur County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Clarke County
- Clarke County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Madison County
- Madison County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Polk County
- Polk County DB Entry
- County Fire and West Des Moines Fire & EMS use analog VHF.
- Ankeny Fire & Des Moines Police & Fire use analog UHF.
- Westcom is used by Clive, Urbandale & West Des Moines Public Safety.
- Multiple Law Enforcement agencies and some EMS users use RACOM.
Story County
- Story County DB Entry
- County Fire & Law Enforcement use Story County.
- Ames Public Safety uses Electronic Engineering SMR.
Hamilton County
- Hamilton County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Wright County
- Wright County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Franklin County
- Franklin County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Cerro Gordo County
- Cerro Gordo County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses Electronic Engineering with the exception of Clear Lake, who remain on analog VHF.
Worth County
- Worth County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.

I-35 Leaves Iowa for Freeborn County, Minnesota

Interstate 80

I-80 travels through the following counties of Iowa in West to East order:
Pottawattamie County
- Pottawattamie County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses Omaha Regional Interoperability Network (ORION). Some analog VHF assets remain for paging.
Shelby County
- Shelby County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Audubon County
- Audubon County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Cass County
- Cass County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Guthrie County
- Guthrie County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF except Stuart, who uses analog UHF with Cross Band Repeaters to VHF.
Adair County
- Adair County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Madison County
- Madison County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Dallas County
- Dallas County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Polk County
- Polk County DB Entry
- County Fire and West Des Moines Fire & EMS use analog VHF.
- Ankeny Fire & Des Moines Police & Fire use analog UHF.
- Westcom is used by Clive, Urbandale & West Des Moines Public Safety.
- Multiple Law Enforcement agencies and some EMS users use RACOM.
Jasper County
- Jasper County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Poweshiek County
- Powshiek County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Iowa County
- Iowa County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Johnson County
- Johnson County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses [Johnson County Public Safety (Project 25) System]]. Some analog VHF assets remain for paging.
- University of Iowa Air Care uses analog UHF and RACOM.
Cedar County
- Cedar County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Scott County
- Scott County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses RACOM with the exception of rural Fire departments who remain on analog VHF.

Interstate 380

Black Hawk County
- Black Hawk County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses RACOM with analog VHF assets remaining for paging.
Buchanan County
- Buchanan County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF. Multiple talkgroups are crosspatched on RACOM
Benton County
- Benton County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
Linn County
- Linn County DB Entry
- Most Public Safety uses analog VHF.
- Marion Police use analog UHF.
- Cedar Rapids maintains it's own trunked system, Cedar Rapids.
Johnson County
- Johnson County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses [Johnson County Public Safety (Project 25) System]]. Some analog VHF assets remain for paging.
- University of Iowa Air Care uses analog UHF and RACOM.

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 *[[Fremont County (IA)|Fremont County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=820 Fremont County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|820|Fremont County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Mills County (IA)|Mills County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=849 Mills County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|849|Mills County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Pottawattamie County (IA)|Pottawattamie County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=862 Pottawattamie County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|862|Pottawattamie County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses [[Omaha Regional Interoperability Network (ORION)]].  Some analog VHF assets remain for paging.
 *[[Harrison County (IA)|Harrison County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=827 Harrison County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|827|Harrison County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Monona County (IA)|Monona County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=851 Monona County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|851|Monona County DB Entry}}
 **Most Public Safety uses analog VHF with the exception of Onawa and UTE Ambulance, who use analog UHF.
 *[[Woodbury County (IA)|Woodbury County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=881 Woodbury County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|881|Woodbury County DB Entry}}
 **Sioux City Police & Fire, Sergeant Bluff Police and the Sheriffs Office use [[Siouxland Tri-State Area Radio Communications (STARCOMM)]].
 **The remainder of Public Safety users are on analog VHF.
@@ Line 38: / Line 38: @@
 *[[Decatur County (IA)|Decatur County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=811 Decatur County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|811|Decatur County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Clarke County (IA)|Clarke County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=804 Clarke County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|804|Clarke County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Madison County (IA)|Madison County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=845 Madison County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|845|Madison County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Polk County (IA)|Polk County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=861 Polk County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|861|Polk County DB Entry}}
 **County Fire and West Des Moines Fire & EMS use analog VHF.
 **Ankeny Fire & Des Moines Police & Fire use analog UHF.
@@ Line 53: / Line 53: @@
 **Multiple Law Enforcement agencies and some EMS users use [[RACOM - IA, SD, MN, NE, IL, WI|RACOM]].
 *[[Story County (IA)|Story County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=869 Story County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|869|Story County DB Entry}}
 **County Fire & Law Enforcement use [[Story County]].
 **Ames Public Safety uses [[Electronic Engineering SMR]].
 *[[Hamilton County (IA)|Hamilton County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=824 Hamilton County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|824|Hamilton County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Wright County (IA)|Wright County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=883 Wright County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|883|Wright County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Franklin County (IA)|Franklin County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=819 Franklin County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|819|Franklin County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Cerro Gordo County (IA)|Cerro Gordo County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=801 Cerro Gordo County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|801|Cerro Gordo County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses [[Electronic Engineering (Mason City)|Electronic Engineering]] with the exception of Clear Lake, who remain on analog VHF.
 *[[Worth County (IA)|Worth County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=882 Worth County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|882|Worth County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
@@ Line 77: / Line 77: @@
 *I-80 travels through the following counties of Iowa in West to East order:
 *[[Pottawattamie County (IA)|Pottawattamie County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=862 Pottawattamie County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|862|Pottawattamie County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses [[Omaha Regional Interoperability Network (ORION)]].  Some analog VHF assets remain for paging.
 *[[Shelby County (IA)|Shelby County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=867 Shelby County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|867|Shelby County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Audubon County (IA)|Audubon County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=789 Audubon County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|789|Audubon County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Cass County (IA)|Cass County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=799 Cass County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|799|Cass County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Guthrie County (IA)|Guthrie County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=823 Guthrie County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|823|Guthrie County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF except Stuart, who uses analog UHF with Cross Band Repeaters to VHF.
 *[[Adair County (IA)|Adair County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=785 Adair County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|785|Adair County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Madison County (IA)|Madison County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=845 Madison County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|845|Madison County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Dallas County (IA)|Dallas County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=809 Dallas County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|809|Dallas County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Polk County (IA)|Polk County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=861 Polk County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|861|Polk County DB Entry}}
 **County Fire and West Des Moines Fire & EMS use analog VHF.
 **Ankeny Fire & Des Moines Police & Fire use analog UHF.
@@ Line 107: / Line 107: @@
 **Multiple Law Enforcement agencies and some EMS users use [[RACOM - IA, SD, MN, NE, IL, WI|RACOM]].
 *[[Jasper County (IA)|Jasper County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=834 Jasper County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|834|Jasper County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Poweshiek County (IA)|Poweshiek County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=863 Powshiek County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|863|Powshiek County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Iowa County (IA)|Iowa County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=832 Iowa County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|832|Iowa County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Johnson County (IA)|Johnson County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=836 Johnson County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|836|Johnson County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses [Johnson County Public Safety (Project 25) System]].  Some analog VHF assets remain for paging.
 **University of Iowa Air Care uses analog UHF and [[RACOM - IA, SD, MN, NE, IL, WI|RACOM]].
 *[[Cedar County (IA)|Cedar County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=800 Cedar County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|800|Cedar County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Scott County (IA)|Scott County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=866 Scott County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|866|Scott County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses [[RACOM - IA, SD, MN, NE, IL, WI|RACOM]] with the exception of rural Fire departments who remain on analog VHF.
@@ Line 129: / Line 129: @@
 *[[Black Hawk County (IA)|Black Hawk County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=791 Black Hawk County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|791|Black Hawk County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses [[RACOM - IA, SD, MN, NE, IL, WI|RACOM]] with analog VHF assets remaining for paging.
 *[[Buchanan County (IA)|Buchanan County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=794 Buchanan County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|794|Buchanan County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.  Multiple talkgroups are crosspatched on [[RACOM - IA, SD, MN, NE, IL, WI|RACOM]]
 *[[Benton County (IA)|Benton County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=790 Benton County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|790|Benton County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 *[[Linn County (IA)|Linn County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=841 Linn County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|841|Linn County DB Entry}}
 **Most Public Safety uses analog VHF.
 **Marion Police use analog UHF.
 **Cedar Rapids maintains it's own trunked system, [[Cedar Rapids]].
 *[[Johnson County (IA)|Johnson County]]
-**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=836 Johnson County DB Entry]
+**{{DB|ct|836|Johnson County DB Entry}}
 **All Public Safety uses [Johnson County Public Safety (Project 25) System]].  Some analog VHF assets remain for paging.
 **University of Iowa Air Care uses analog UHF and [[RACOM - IA, SD, MN, NE, IL, WI|RACOM]].
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 Return to [[Iowa (US)|Iowa]]
-[[Category:Iowa]]
+[[Category:Iowa Travel Scanning]]
-[[Category:Travel Scanning]]