The new radio system is a UHF P25 Trunking Radio System, designed to make better use of our existing frequencies through a trunking frequency plan. Unlike traditional radio systems where each user group operates on its own dedicated channel, a trunking system uses computer control to dynamically assign a pool of shared frequencies to groups as needed. This approach is similar to how modern phone networks operate, improving efficiency, capacity, and reliability. This technology allows us to suppo

Why do your local police seem to jump between multiple different frequencies on a trunk system? Welcome to Day 1 of our Trunking Deep Dive. Using our "Radio Orchestra" analogy, I’m explaining how trunking allows hundreds of users to share a pool of frequencies. If you’ve ever been confused by how modern radio networks work, this is where it finally clicks. Key Learning Points: - The "Shared Stage" concept of radio frequencies. - Why trunking is more efficient than traditional "soloist" channels.

What is a Trunked Radio System? - Instructions for Beginners

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