7 Police Departments
2 Sheriff Offices
0 Fire Departments
0 EMS Agencies
Fully Encrypted 6 agencies (60%)
Partially Encrypted 4 agencies (40%)
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Encryption Technology Used in Orange County

10 P25 AES-256

Encrypted Agencies in Orange County

Agency Name Type Encryption Scope
Newburgh City Police Department Police P25 AES-256 Tactical Only
Orange County Department of Emergency Services State P25 AES-256 Specific Channels
Orange County Law Enforcement Sheriff P25 AES-256 Specific Channels
Orange County Sheriff's Office Sheriff P25 AES-256 Specific Channels
Highlands Township Police Police P25 AES-256 Fully Encrypted
Maybrook Township Police Police P25 AES-256 Fully Encrypted
Wallkill Township Police Police P25 AES-256 Fully Encrypted
Walden Township Police Police P25 AES-256 Fully Encrypted
Cornwall Township Police Police P25 AES-256 Fully Encrypted
Warwick Township Police Police P25 AES-256 Fully Encrypted
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