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Hardy County OEM working with Rockingham County to enable Harris P25 interoperability
Summary
Paul Lewis said county radio technicians are working with Rockingham County technicians to obtain a system key from EFJ Kenwood and add 700/800 MHz firmware to portables so devices can operate on Rockingham's Harris P25 system.
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Paul Lewis told commissioners that Hardy County radio technicians are coordinating with Rockingham County to enable cross‑system radio communications. He said a system key must be created by EFJ Kenwood for Rockingham's Harris P25 system and that portables will need the 700/800 MHz "flash" applied to operate on the other system.
Lewis said technicians are actively working with Rockingham County staff and that the work is in progress; he identified the technical steps required but did not provide a final cost estimate for the firmware updates. The chair asked whether adding the flash to portables would be an issue, and Lewis said it would not be a technical problem but that there would be associated costs.
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