There are approximately 15 repeaters on 460.025 across Vermont.
Usually on hilltops or mountain tops. I believe this is a statewide
law enforcement channel. Each site is licensed for a repeater (FB2)
and a base station (FB). All of the local PDs are licensed for FX1 on
465.025. I think that mobiles are probably licensed for 460.025 and
465.025.
I will guess that all of the sites are interconnected via microwave,
Internet, or phone lines. I will further guess that someone (maybe VSP
HQ) has the ability to listen at each site - either via the repeater
or via the base station. This would give someone the ability to hear
all simplex and all repeater traffic on the system. It is unknown if
any simulcast is used.
Maybe each site has a different PL on the input - yielding 15 discrete networks.
Maximum capability would be a synchronized simulcast system which
could be heard by any and all police officers onduty in the entire
State.
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Per FCC ULS Feb 23 2013
460.025 - FB2 + FB
KSU601 - Philo - Charlotte - Chittenden County
KSU605 - Millstone Hill - Graniteville - Washington County
KSU607 - Newfane Hill - Newfane - Windham County
KSU612 - Bellevue Hill - St Albans - Franklin County
KSU618 - Pierson Hill - Topsham - Orange County
KSU619 - Mount Mansfield - Stowe - Lamoille County
KSU620 - Mount Snow - Somerset - Windham County
KSU622 - Killington Mountain - Sherburne - Rutland County
KSU627 - Mount Ascutney - Ascutney - Windsor County
KSU630 - Russ Hill - North Royalton - Windsor County
KSU634 - Burke Mountain - Burke - Caledonia County
KBT229 - Mount Anthony - Bennington - Bennington County
KBT230 - Nelson Hill - Derby Line - Orleans County
KUL729 - 7 Farral St - Burlington - Chittenden County
KUL920 - Lower Newton Road - Saint Albans - Franklin County
KUL923 - 82 Pleasant St - Woodstock - Windsor County
Northfield PD - 460.025R