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Mostly Encrypted 11 fully encrypted, 5 partial, 1 unencrypted — 17 total agencies
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What You Can Still Monitor in Middlesex County

  • Fire dispatch — most fire departments stay on open radio even when police go encrypted
  • EMS / ambulance dispatch — emergency medical services often remain unencrypted for interoperability
  • NOAA Weather Radio — direct NWS broadcasts on 162.400–162.550 MHz
  • Public works & utilities — city maintenance, road crews, and utilities typically unencrypted

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Agencies in Middlesex County

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Agency Type Encryption
East Brunswick Township Police police P25 AES-256
Edison Township Police police P25 AES-256
Hackensack Meridian Health other P25 AES-256
Munroe Police police P25 AES-256
Old Bridge Township other P25 AES-256
Piscataway Township Fire / EMS / Police / OEM police P25 AES-256
South River Police police P25 AES-256
East Brunswick Police police P25 AES-256
Perth Amboy Police police P25 AES-256
Highland Park Police police P25 AES-256
Cranbury Township Police police P25 AES-256
Monroe Township Police police P25 AES-256
Metuchen Township Police police P25 AES-256
Carteret Township Police police P25 AES-256
Middlesex Township Police police P25 AES-256

+ 2 more agencies in Middlesex County →

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I monitor in Middlesex County, New Jersey?

Most police and sheriff agencies in Middlesex County have gone encrypted. You can still monitor fire, EMS, weather broadcasts, and any remaining unencrypted channels. Check the local fire and EMS frequencies which often remain unencrypted even when police go encrypted.

Is police radio encrypted in Middlesex County?

Yes — 11 out of 17 agencies in Middlesex County use full encryption. An additional 5 use partial encryption. Fire and EMS frequently remain unencrypted.

What scanner do I need for Middlesex County?

For Middlesex County, we recommend a scanner that covers VHF and UHF frequencies for fire, EMS, and weather — the Uniden BC125AT is the best value. For broader exploration, the RTL-SDR V4 with free SDRTrunk software can scan the full spectrum.

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