Police Department Fully Encrypted

Platte Woods Police Department

Platte, Missouri

Encryption Details

Encryption Type P25 AES
Scope All operations including dispatch-fully encrypted as of 2/7/23
Technical Details P25 AES

Verified Talkgroup Data

Verified Jan 2, 2026 Moderate confidence
17 Total Talkgroups
8 Encrypted
1 Mixed
8 Unencrypted
50% Encrypted
Radio System: Metropolitan Area Regional Radio System (MARRS)
View 9 talkgroups
DEC Alpha Tag Description Status
34100 Platte Co Law 1 Sheriff Law Dispatch South Encrypted
34104 PlatteCo LawTac1 Sheriff Tac 1 Encrypted
34101 Platte Co Law 2 Sheriff Law Dispatch North Encrypted
34105 PlatteCo LawTac2 Sheriff Tac 2 Encrypted
34106 PlatteCo LawTac3 Sheriff Tac 3 Encrypted
34107 PlatteCo LawTac4 Sheriff Tac 4 Encrypted
34108 PlatteCo LawTac5 Sheriff Tac 5 Encrypted
34109 PlatteCo LawTac6 Sheriff Tac 6 Encrypted
34110 PlatteCo LawTac7 Sheriff Tac 7 Mixed

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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