Madison County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, Anderson Police 🇺🇸

Madison County's public safety agencies, including the Sheriff's Department, Fire/EMS, and Anderson Police Department, rely on radio communications for coordinating responses and ensuring public safety. They operate on a P25 Phase II trunked radio system, a digital platform that enhances audio clarity and data transmission. The Madison County Sheriff's Department utilizes channels for dispatching deputies, car-to-car communication, tactical operations (sometimes encrypted), investigations, and jail communications. Similarly, the Anderson Police Department uses the same system for dispatch, car-to-car communication, tactical operations (sometimes encrypted), and investigations. Madison County Fire Departments use channels for dispatching resources to fire, rescue, and medical incidents, fireground operations, and mutual aid coordination. Madison County EMS uses channels for dispatching ambulances, EMS operations, and medical control communication with hospitals. To legally monitor these communications, use a scanner radio capable of receiving P25 Phase II digital signals or utilize streaming services like Broadcastify.