NEXEDGE Encrypted Agencies
3 public safety agencies across the United States use NEXEDGE encryption on their radio communications.
About NEXEDGE
Kenwood's implementation of NXDN protocol with digital encryption.
Technical Details
Kenwood NEXEDGE systems using NXDN protocol with optional encryption.
Common Usage
Mixed commercial and public safety applications
States with Most NEXEDGE Agencies
All NEXEDGE Agencies
Browse all 3 agencies using this encryption standard.
| Agency | State | County | Type | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barbour County Law Enforcement | AL | Barbour | sheriff | Fully Encrypted |
| Eufaula Fire Department | AL | Barbour | fire | Fully Encrypted |
| Eufaula Police Department | AL | Barbour | police | Fully Encrypted |
What This Means for Transparency
Not Publicly Accessible
NEXEDGE encryption cannot be decoded with consumer radio equipment. 3 agencies using this standard have effectively blocked public access to their radio communications.
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If your local agency uses NEXEDGE encryption, you can advocate for transparency. Contact elected officials and attend public meetings.
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