3 Police Departments
1 Sheriff Offices
2 Fire Departments
4 EMS Agencies
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About MOTOTRBO

Motorola's implementation of DMR standard with proprietary encryption options.

Technical Details

Motorola MOTOTRBO using DMR Tier II/III with optional Enhanced Privacy or AES-256.

Common Usage

Utilities, transit, some public safety

States with Most MOTOTRBO Agencies

All MOTOTRBO Agencies

Browse all 19 agencies using this encryption standard.

Agency State County Type Scope
American Medical Response MI Kent Allegan Ottawa ems Fully Encrypted
Gratiot County Jail MI Gratiot corrections Fully Encrypted
Hatzalah EMS MI Oakland ems Fully Encrypted
Beverly-Waterford EMS OH Washington ems Fully Encrypted
East Liverpool Police OH Columbiana police Fully Encrypted
Perry Township Police OH Stark police Fully Encrypted
St Clair Township Police OH Columbiana police Fully Encrypted
Hatzolah EMS IL Cook ems Fully Encrypted
Avon Community School Corporation IN Hendricks school Partially Encrypted
Clark-Pleasant Community School Corp. IN Johnson school Fully Encrypted
Hamilton Southeastern Schools IN Hamilton school Fully Encrypted
MSD of Lawrence Township IN Marion other Fully Encrypted
Perry Township Schools IN Marion school Fully Encrypted
Terre Haute Housing Authority IN Vigo other Fully Encrypted
Vigo County Jail IN Vigo corrections Fully Encrypted
Vigo County School Corporation IN Vigo school Partially Encrypted
Ballard County Sheriff's Office KY Ballard sheriff Fully Encrypted
Blandville Rural Volunteer Fire Department KY Ballard fire Fully Encrypted
Lovelanceville Fire Department KY Ballard fire Fully Encrypted

What This Means for Transparency

Not Publicly Accessible

MOTOTRBO encryption cannot be decoded with consumer radio equipment. 19 agencies using this standard have effectively blocked public access to their radio communications.

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