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**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2742 Tarrant County DB Entry] | **[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2742 Tarrant County DB Entry] | ||
**Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use [[Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety]]. | **Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use [[Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety]]. | ||
| − | **Arlington & Pantego use [[Arlington]]. | + | **Arlington & Pantego use [[Arlington (TX)]]. |
**Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use [[Northeast Tarrant County]]. | **Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use [[Northeast Tarrant County]]. | ||
**Burleson uses [[Burleson]]. | **Burleson uses [[Burleson]]. | ||
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**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2742 Tarrant County DB Entry] | **[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2742 Tarrant County DB Entry] | ||
**Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use [[Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety]]. | **Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use [[Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety]]. | ||
| − | **Arlington & Pantego use [[Arlington]]. | + | **Arlington & Pantego use [[Arlington (TX)]]. |
**Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use [[Northeast Tarrant County]]. | **Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use [[Northeast Tarrant County]]. | ||
**Burleson uses [[Burleson]]. | **Burleson uses [[Burleson]]. | ||
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**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2742 Tarrant County DB Entry] | **[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2742 Tarrant County DB Entry] | ||
**Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use [[Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety]]. | **Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use [[Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety]]. | ||
| − | **Arlington & Pantego use [[Arlington]]. | + | **Arlington & Pantego use [[Arlington (TX)]]. |
**Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use [[Northeast Tarrant County]]. | **Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use [[Northeast Tarrant County]]. | ||
**Burleson uses [[Burleson]]. | **Burleson uses [[Burleson]]. | ||
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**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2742 Tarrant County DB Entry] | **[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2742 Tarrant County DB Entry] | ||
**Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use [[Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety]]. | **Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use [[Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety]]. | ||
| − | **Arlington & Pantego use [[Arlington]]. | + | **Arlington & Pantego use [[Arlington (TX)]]. |
**Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use [[Northeast Tarrant County]]. | **Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use [[Northeast Tarrant County]]. | ||
**Burleson uses [[Burleson]]. | **Burleson uses [[Burleson]]. | ||
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**[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2742 Tarrant County DB Entry] | **[http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2742 Tarrant County DB Entry] | ||
**Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use [[Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety]]. | **Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use [[Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety]]. | ||
| − | **Arlington & Pantego use [[Arlington]]. | + | **Arlington & Pantego use [[Arlington (TX)]]. |
**Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use [[Northeast Tarrant County]]. | **Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use [[Northeast Tarrant County]]. | ||
**Burleson uses [[Burleson]]. | **Burleson uses [[Burleson]]. | ||
Revision as of 20:52, 16 November 2014
Contents
Interstate 10
- El Paso County
- El Paso County DB Entry
- Public Safety operations are slowly migrating from analog VHF to El Paso City and County.
- Federal operations are a mix of analog VHF and Federal UHF Trunked Systems.
- Hudspeth County
- Hudspeth County DB Entry
- Public Safety is on analog VHF.
- Culberson County
- Culberson County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses 1 analog VHF frequency.
- Jeff Davis County
- Jeff Davis County DB Entry
- Public Safety uses analog VHF.
- Reeves County
- Reeves County DB Entry
- Public Safety operations are on analog and Project 25 VHF.
- Pecos County
- Pecos County DB Entry
- Public Safety uses analog VHF.
- Crockett County
- Crockett County DB Entry
- Public Safety uses analog VHF.
- Sutton County
- Sutton County DB Entry
- Public Safety uses analog VHF.
- Kimble County
- Kimble County DB Entry
- Public Safety uses analog VHF.
- Kerr County
- Kerr County DB Entry
- All Public Safety uses VHF. Some Law Enforcement uses encrypted Project 25.
- Kendall County
- Kendall County DB Entry
- Public Safety uses analog VHF.
- Bexar County
- Bexar County DB Entry
- Most Public Safety uses San Antonio/Bexar County EDACS ProVoice with some legacy users remaining on analog VHF, mostly fire.
- AMR Ambulance uses Industrial Communications
- Live Oak, Selma & Universal City use Live Oak, Converse, Selma.
- Guadalupe County
- Guadalupe County DB Entry
- Public Safety uses analog VHF with the exception of Schertz who use Live Oak, Converse, Selma.
- Caldwell County
- Caldwell County DB Entry
- Law Enforcement and EMS use Greater Austin/Travis Regional Radio System (GATRRS) while Fire remains on analog VHF.
- Gonzales County
- Gonzales County DB Entry
- Public Safety is a mix of analog and Project 25 VHF.
- Fayette County
- Fayette County DB Entry
- Law Enforcement and EMS use Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) while fire remains on analog VHF.
- Colorado County
- Austin County
- Waller County
- Fort Bend County
- Harris County
- Harris County DB Entry
- Most Public Safety operations are on Texas Wide Area Radio Network (TxWARN) Motorola. Houston uses Analog UHF channels and the remainder use a mix of analog VHF & UHF. Limited operations occur on Texas Wide Area Radio Network (TxWARN) Project 25.
- Chambers County
- Jefferson County
- Orange County
Interstate 410
- Bexar County
- Bexar County DB Entry
- Most Public Safety uses San Antonio/Bexar County EDACS ProVoice with some legacy users remaining on analog VHF, mostly fire.
- AMR Ambulance uses Industrial Communications
- Live Oak, Selma & Universal City use Live Oak, Converse, Selma
Interstate 610
- Harris County
- Harris County DB Entry
- Most Public Safety operations are on Texas Wide Area Radio Network (TxWARN) Motorola. Houston uses Analog UHF channels and the remainder use a mix of analog VHF & UHF. Limited operations occur on Texas Wide Area Radio Network (TxWARN) Project 25.
Interstate 20
- Reeves County
- Ward County
- Ector County
- Midland County
- Martin County
- Howard County
- Mitchell County
- Nolan County
- Taylor County
- Callahan County
- Eastland County
- Erath County
- Palo Pinto County
- Parker County
- Tarrant County
- Tarrant County DB Entry
- Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety.
- Arlington & Pantego use Arlington (TX).
- Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use Northeast Tarrant County.
- Burleson uses Burleson.
- DFW Airport uses DFW Airport Public Safety (EDACS).
- Hurst is on Hurst.
- Mansfield uses Mansfield Public Safety.
- White Settlement uses White Settlement P25.
- The remainder of Public Safety is on analog VHF & UHF.
- Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base uses Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base.
- Dallas County
- Dallas County DB Entry
- Dallas Police & Fire use analog UHF.
- Sheriff, rural fire alerting, Hutchins, Lancaster, Seagoville, Sunnyvale & Wilmer are on analog VHF.
- DART Police, Highland Park & University Park use Analog 800
- Addison, Carrollton & Farmers Branch use Carrollton Public Safety
- Cedar Hill, Desoto & Duncanville use Southwest Regional Communications Center
- Cockrell Hill uses Dallas City Local Government
- Coppell & Lewisville use Lewisville Public Safety
- Garland & Rowlett use Garland Public Safety
- Grand Prairie uses Grand Prairie
- Irving uses Irving Public Safety
- Mesquite uses Mesquite Public Safety
- Richardson uses Richardson
- Kaufman County
- Van Zandt County
- Smith County
- Gregg County
- Harrison County
Interstate 820
- Tarrant County
- Tarrant County DB Entry
- Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety.
- Arlington & Pantego use Arlington (TX).
- Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use Northeast Tarrant County.
- Burleson uses Burleson.
- DFW Airport uses DFW Airport Public Safety (EDACS).
- Hurst is on Hurst.
- Mansfield uses Mansfield Public Safety.
- White Settlement uses White Settlement P25.
- The remainder of Public Safety is on analog VHF & UHF.
- Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base uses Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base.
Interstate 27
Interstate 30
- Parker County
- Tarrant County
- Tarrant County DB Entry
- Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety.
- Arlington & Pantego use Arlington (TX).
- Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use Northeast Tarrant County.
- Burleson uses Burleson.
- DFW Airport uses DFW Airport Public Safety (EDACS).
- Hurst is on Hurst.
- Mansfield uses Mansfield Public Safety.
- White Settlement uses White Settlement P25.
- The remainder of Public Safety is on analog VHF & UHF.
- Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base uses Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base.
- Dallas County
- Dallas County DB Entry
- Dallas Police & Fire use analog UHF.
- Sheriff, rural fire alerting, Hutchins, Lancaster, Seagoville, Sunnyvale & Wilmer are on analog VHF.
- DART Police, Highland Park & University Park use Analog 800
- Addison, Carrollton & Farmers Branch use Carrollton Public Safety
- Cedar Hill, Desoto & Duncanville use Southwest Regional Communications Center
- Cockrell Hill uses Dallas City Local Government
- Coppell & Lewisville use Lewisville Public Safety
- Garland & Rowlett use Garland Public Safety
- Grand Prairie uses Grand Prairie
- Irving uses Irving Public Safety
- Mesquite uses Mesquite Public Safety
- Richardson uses Richardson
- Rockwall County
- Hunt County
- Hopkins County
- Franklin County
- Titus County
- Morris County
- Bowie County
Interstate 35
- Webb County
- La Salle County
- Frio County
- Medina County
- Atascosa County
- Atascosa County DB Entry
- Public Safety operations are on VHF. Fire is analog, while Law Enforcement is a mix of analog & Project 25
- Bexar County
- Bexar County DB Entry
- Most Public Safety uses San Antonio/Bexar County EDACS ProVoice with some legacy users remaining on analog VHF, mostly fire.
- AMR Ambulance uses Industrial Communications
- Live Oak, Selma & Universal City use Live Oak, Converse, Selma
- Guadalupe County
- Comal County
- Hays County
- Travis County
- Williamson County
- Bell County
- Falls County
- McLennan County
- Hill County
Exists as I-35E & I-35W
Interstate 35E
- Hill County
- Ellis County
- Dallas County
- Dallas County DB Entry
- Dallas Police & Fire use analog UHF.
- Sheriff, rural fire alerting, Hutchins, Lancaster, Seagoville, Sunnyvale & Wilmer are on analog VHF.
- DART Police, Highland Park & University Park use Analog 800
- Addison, Carrollton & Farmers Branch use Carrollton Public Safety
- Cedar Hill, Desoto & Duncanville use Southwest Regional Communications Center
- Cockrell Hill uses Dallas City Local Government
- Coppell & Lewisville use Lewisville Public Safety
- Garland & Rowlett use Garland Public Safety
- Grand Prairie uses Grand Prairie
- Irving uses Irving Public Safety
- Mesquite uses Mesquite Public Safety
- Richardson uses Richardson
- Denton County
Interstate 35W
- Hill County
- Johnson County
- Tarrant County
- Tarrant County DB Entry
- Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety.
- Arlington & Pantego use Arlington (TX).
- Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use Northeast Tarrant County.
- Burleson uses Burleson.
- DFW Airport uses DFW Airport Public Safety (EDACS).
- Hurst is on Hurst.
- Mansfield uses Mansfield Public Safety.
- White Settlement uses White Settlement P25.
- The remainder of Public Safety is on analog VHF & UHF.
- Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base uses Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base.
- Denton County
- Denton County DB Entry
- Denton County carries most County Services and many municipal operations
- Denton City carries their own Public Safety operations
- Lewisville uses Lewisville Public Safety
Interstate 635
- Dallas County
- Dallas County DB Entry
- Dallas Police & Fire use analog UHF.
- Sheriff, rural fire alerting, Hutchins, Lancaster, Seagoville, Sunnyvale & Wilmer are on analog VHF.
- DART Police, Highland Park & University Park use Analog 800
- Addison, Carrollton & Farmers Branch use Carrollton Public Safety
- Cedar Hill, Desoto & Duncanville use Southwest Regional Communications Center
- Cockrell Hill uses Dallas City Local Government
- Coppell & Lewisville use Lewisville Public Safety
- Garland & Rowlett use Garland Public Safety
- Grand Prairie uses Grand Prairie
- Irving uses Irving Public Safety
- Mesquite uses Mesquite Public Safety
- Richardson uses Richardson
- Tarrant County
- Tarrant County DB Entry
- Many Public Safety users, including Fort Worth, use Fort Worth / Tarrant County Public Safety.
- Arlington & Pantego use Arlington (TX).
- Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine, Keller, Southlake & Westlake use Northeast Tarrant County.
- Burleson uses Burleson.
- DFW Airport uses DFW Airport Public Safety (EDACS).
- Hurst is on Hurst.
- Mansfield uses Mansfield Public Safety.
- White Settlement uses White Settlement P25.
- The remainder of Public Safety is on analog VHF & UHF.
- Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base uses Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base.
Interstate 37
- Nueces County
- Nueces County DB Entry
- Corpus Christi uses Corpus Christi.
- Texas A&M uses Texas A and M University Corpus Christi.
- Port Aransas uses Port Aransas Police.
- Federal & Military agencies are a mix of VHF analog and P25. Many military operations are on United States Department of Defense (BEE00-14C).
- San Patricio County
- San Patricio County DB Entry
- San Patricio County carries the majority of Public Safety traffic with some analog VHF remaining.
- Live Oak County
- Live Oak County DB Entry
- Public Safety uses analog VHF.
- Atascosa County
- Atascosa County DB Entry
- Public Safety operations are on VHF. Fire is analog, while Law Enforcement is a mix of analog & P25
- Bexar County
- Bexar County DB Entry
- Most Public Safety uses San Antonio/Bexar County EDACS ProVoice with some legacy users remaining on analog VHF, mostly fire.
- AMR Ambulance uses Industrial Communications.
- Live Oak, Selma & Universal City use Live Oak, Converse, Selma.
Interstate 40
- Deaf Smith County
- Deaf Smith County DB Entry
- Public Safety is on analog VHF.
- Oldham County
- Oldham County DB Entry
- Law Enforcement is on analog VHF, EMS is on analog UHF.
- Potter County
- Potter County DB Entry
- Most Public Safety is on analog VHF, with some EMS on analog UHF.
- Carson County
- Carson County DB Entry
- Public Safety is on analog VHF.
- Gray County
- Gray County DB Entry
- Police & Fire use analog VHF, while EMS uses analog UHF.
- Donely County
- Donely County DB Entry
- Public Safety is on analog VHF.
- Wheeler County
- Wheeler County DB Entry
- Public Safety is on analog VHF.
Interstate 44
- Wichita County
- Wichita County DB Entry
- Except Wichita Falls, all Public Safety is on analog VHF. Wichita Falls uses Wichita Falls.
Interstate 45
- Galveston County
- Galveston County DB Entry
- Public Safety operations are on Texas Wide Area Radio Network (TxWARN) Motorola
- Harris County
- Harris County DB Entry
- Most Public Safety operations are on Texas Wide Area Radio Network (TxWARN) Motorola. Houston uses Analog UHF channels and the remainder use a mix of analog VHF & UHF. Limited operations occur on Texas Wide Area Radio Network (TxWARN) Project 25.
- Montgomery County
- Montgomery County DB Entry
- Texas Wide Area Radio Network (TxWARN) Project 25 is used for most law enforcement operations, while Montgomery County TX is used for the remainder of communications, with many cross-patches to analog VHF
- Walker County
- Walker County DB Entry
- Texas Wide Area Radio Network (TxWARN) Project 25 is used for the majority of Public Safety operations with some legacy analog VHF remaining.
- Madison County
- Madison County DB Entry
- All Public Safety operations are on Analog VHF
- Leon County
- Leon County DB Entry
- All Public Safety operations are on Analog VHF
- Freestone County
- Freestone County DB Entry
- All Public Safety operations are on Analog VHF
- Navarro County
- Navarro County DB Entry
- All Public Safety operations are on Analog VHF
- Ellis County
- Ellis County DB Entry
- Police & Fire operations are on Analog VHF, except Waxahachie, who uses analog 800. EMS uses East Texas Medical Center.
- Dallas County
- Dallas County DB Entry
- Dallas Police & Fire use analog UHF.
- Sheriff, rural fire alerting, Hutchins, Lancaster, Seagoville, Sunnyvale & Wilmer are on analog VHF.
- DART Police, Highland Park & University Park use Analog 800
- Addison, Carrollton & Farmers Branch use Carrollton Public Safety
- Cedar Hill, Desoto & Duncanville use Southwest Regional Communications Center
- Cockrell Hill uses Dallas City Local Government
- Coppell & Lewisville use Lewisville Public Safety
- Garland & Rowlett use Garland Public Safety
- Grand Prairie uses Grand Prairie
- Irving uses Irving Public Safety
- Mesquite uses Mesquite Public Safety
- Richardson uses Richardson
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