Other Agency Partially Encrypted

East San Gabriel Valley / Foothills Special Enforcement Team

Los Angeles, California

Encryption Details

Encryption Type P25 AES-256
Scope Most Operations
Technical Details P25 AES-256

Verified Talkgroup Data

Verified Jan 2, 2026 High confidence
179 Total Talkgroups
20 Encrypted
2 Mixed
157 Unencrypted
12% Encrypted
Radio System: National Science and Technology Network (Sierra Peak 1), Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority - 900Mhz, Shell (Carson), Mobile Relay Associates (Sunset Ridge), Mobile Relay Associates (Mount Lukens), United States Department of Defense (14C), National Science and Technology Network (Mount Lukens 1), National Science and Technology Network (Los Angeles), MS Airwaves, Mobile Relay Associates (Mount Wilson), National Science and Technology Network (Sunset Peak), National Science and Technology Network (Mount Lukens 2), Touch Tel Mobile (Los Angeles), National Science and Technology Network (Santiago Peak), National Science and Technology Network (Mt. Lukens, Oat, Sierra), Anderson Communications (Mount Lukens), Touch Tel Mobile (217 Mhz Santiago Peak), Touch Tel Mobile (217 MHz LA Basin), BearCom Group (Mt. Wilson), National Science and Technology Network (Oat Mountain), Acumen Communication (Oat Mountain/Hollywood), Port of Long Beach, Los Angeles City (STRS - Simulcast Trunked Radio System) Project 25, Alliance Communications Group (Lukens), Mobile Relay Associates (Santiago Peak 2), Los Angeles Regional Interoperable Communications System (LA-RICS), Los Angeles Countywide Integrated Radio System (CWIRS), Caltrans (District 7/8/12), Southern California Edison, Air Communication Services Inc. (Mt. Lukens), Nextel (WIL681 2), Fisher Wireless TeamTalk, TelePath Corporation (Connect Plus), Phillips 66 Refineries, Mobile Relay Associates Diga-Talk Network, Communications Innovations (NXDN), Apple, Ramirez Electronics (Lukens), United Airlines DT3, California Radio Interoperable System (CRIS)
View 22 talkgroups
DEC Alpha Tag Description Status
202 DIVE TEAM Dive Team Encrypted
159 30 JHAT Ch 30 - Joint Hazard Assessment Team Encrypted
2099 LASD SRT 1 Sheriff Response Team 1 Encrypted
2105 LASD SRT 2 Sheriff Response Team 2 Encrypted
2277 LASD MET DESK Mental Evaluation Team Encrypted
2079 LASD CCAST Covert Camera and Surveillance Team Encrypted
2138 LASD LTAC SDM L-TAC - San Dimas Encrypted
2107 LASD SRT 4 Sheriff Response Team 4 Encrypted
2278 LASD MET LTAC L-TAC Mental Evaluation Team Encrypted
2106 LASD SRT 3 Sheriff Response Team 3 Encrypted
2139 LASD METRO SDM Metro - San Dimas Supplemental Tac Encrypted
2108 LASD SRT 5 Sheriff Response Team 5 Encrypted
2109 LASD SRT 6 Sheriff Response Team 6 Encrypted
2140 LASD DB SDM Detectives - San Dimas Encrypted
2042 LASD SAR SND Search and Rescue - San Dimas Encrypted
2199 LASD MET CNT Crisis Negotiation Team Encrypted
2078 LASD SAR DOG Search And Rescue - Dog Team Encrypted
2468 ROSE SRT Special Response Team Mixed
2469 ROSE TART Tactical Rescue Team Mixed
2085 LASD DISP 6 Dispatch 6 - San Dimas / Walnut Encrypted
305 Apple SD 305 Enc San Diego (Encrypted) Encrypted
783 VA White Valley White - Stockton (62) / Tracy (103) / Amador (94) / San Andreas (49) Encrypted

What This Means

This agency encrypts some of their communications while leaving others open. Specific channels or operations are encrypted.

Impact on Transparency

  • Journalists cannot monitor police activity for breaking news or investigative reporting
  • Community members cannot track police response to incidents in their neighborhood
  • Researchers cannot study police communication patterns and response times

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