Miami County, Ohio: Police Scanner Guide
Miami County has a mix of encrypted and unencrypted agencies. A digital scanner lets you hear everything that's still on the air.
What You Can Still Monitor in Miami County
- Fire and EMS dispatch
- NOAA Weather Radio
- Public works channels
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Agencies in Miami County
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| Agency | Type | Encryption |
|---|---|---|
| Piqua Police | police | P25 AES-256 |
| Tipp City Police | police | P25 AES-256 |
| Troy Police | police | P25 AES-256 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I monitor in Miami County, Ohio?
Miami County has a mix of encrypted and unencrypted agencies. A digital scanner lets you hear everything that's still on the air. Check the local fire and EMS frequencies which often remain unencrypted even when police go encrypted.
Is police radio encrypted in Miami County?
Yes — 1 out of 3 agencies in Miami County use full encryption. An additional 2 use partial encryption. Fire and EMS frequently remain unencrypted.
What scanner do I need for Miami County?
For Miami County's mix of digital and analog traffic, you need a P25-capable scanner. The Uniden BCD436HP decodes both P25 Phase I and Phase II, which covers most modern trunked systems.