2 Police Departments
2 Sheriff Offices
5 Fire Departments
1 EMS Agencies
Fully Encrypted 7 agencies (64%)
Partially Encrypted 4 agencies (36%)
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Encryption Technology Used in Sullivan County

9 P25 ADP
2 P25 AES-256

Encrypted Agencies in Sullivan County

Agency Name Type Encryption Scope
City of Bluff City Police Department Police P25 ADP Fully Encrypted
City of Bluff City Volunteer Fire Department Fire P25 ADP Fully Encrypted
City Of Bristol Tennessee Police Department Police P25 AES-256 Fully Encrypted
City Of Bristol Tennessee Fire Rescue Fire P25 AES-256 Specific Channels
City of Piney Falls Volunteer Fire Department Fire P25 ADP Fully Encrypted
Hickory Tree Volunteer Fire Department Fire P25 ADP Fully Encrypted
Sullivan County Sheriff's Office Sheriff P25 ADP Fully Encrypted
Sullivan County Emergency Medical Services Ems P25 ADP Partially Encrypted
Sullivan County Health Department Sheriff P25 ADP Fully Encrypted
Sullivan County Volunteer Fire Department Fire P25 ADP Partially Encrypted
Tri Cities Airport Authority Airport P25 ADP Specific Channels
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