Can I listen to Beulah Police Department on a police scanner?

No. Beulah Police Department has fully encrypted their radio communications using P25 ADP. No consumer scanner can decode encrypted transmissions.

Why did Beulah Police Department encrypt their radio?

Police departments typically cite officer safety and operational security as reasons for encryption. However, encryption also eliminates public oversight, prevents journalists from monitoring police activity, and can harm emergency coordination with other agencies.

Can Pueblo County reverse the encryption decision?

Yes. Encryption is a policy choice, not a technical requirement. Multiple communities have successfully reversed encryption decisions through public pressure, city council advocacy, and coalition building. See our guide on fighting encryption for specific strategies.

What can I do about Beulah Police Department encryption?

You can: 1) Contact your local elected officials to express concerns, 2) Attend city council meetings during budget discussions, 3) File FOIA requests for radio recordings, 4) Join or build a local coalition advocating for transparency, 5) Support legislation requiring public access to police communications.

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Beulah Police Department

Q: Is Beulah Police Department radio encrypted?

Yes. Beulah Police Department uses P25 ADP encryption. This agency encrypts all of their radio communications, including routine dispatch. The public, journalists, and even other first responders cannot monitor their activities.

Pueblo, Colorado

Encryption Details

Encryption Type P25 ADP

Scope All Operations

Technical Details P25 ADP

Verified Talkgroup Data

Verified Mar 6, 2026 Moderate confidence

19 Total Talkgroups

18 Encrypted

1 Unencrypted

95% Encrypted

Radio System: State of Colorado DTRS

View 18 talkgroups

DEC	Alpha Tag	Description	Status
4323	Beulah FD Tac	Fire Tactical	Encrypted
9700	BPD Law 1 Disp	Police 1 Dispatch	Encrypted
9701	BPD Law 2	Police 2	Encrypted
9702	BPD Law 3 Data	Police 3 Data	Encrypted
9703	BPD Law 4	Police 4	Encrypted
9704	BPD Law 5 TAC1	Police 5 TAC1	Encrypted
9705	BPD Law 6 TAC2	Police 6 TAC2	Encrypted
9706	BPD Law 7	Police 7	Encrypted
9707	BPD Law 8	Police 8	Encrypted
9708	BPD Law 9	Police 9	Encrypted
9709	BPD Law 10	Police 10	Encrypted
9710	BPD Law 11	Encrypted 11	Encrypted
9711	BPD Law 12	Encrypted 12	Encrypted
9712	BPD Law 13	Encrypted 13	Encrypted
9713	BPD Law 14	Encrypted 14	Encrypted
9714	BPD Law 15	Encrypted 15	Encrypted
9715	BPD Law 16	Encrypted 16	Encrypted
9716	BPD Law 17	Encrypted 17	Encrypted

What This Means

This agency encrypts all of their radio communications, including routine dispatch. The public, journalists, and even other first responders cannot monitor their activities.

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
Other first responders may face interoperability challenges during emergencies

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