Tactical Radio Network monitors selected public-safety radio traffic across Louisville MetroSafe and Indiana SAFE-T, with live listening, incident notifications, reviewed transcripts, and reference information in one place.
Status checks whether the endpoint responds. It does not guarantee active radio traffic at that moment.
Selected Jefferson County and regional MetroSafe public-safety communications, including Louisville Fire, suburban fire, selected law enforcement, emergency management, Bullitt County, Oldham County, and other available channels.
Selected Project SAFE-T traffic focused on Clark and Floyd counties, including fire, EMS, EMA, law enforcement, ISP, statewide air medical, and other available public-safety channels.
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