Can I still listen to police scanners in Hide-A-Way Lake, MS?
Based on FCC license data, not yet confirmed by the agency. We haven't confirmed with Hide-A-Way Lake's police or fire department whether their radio is encrypted. Source: FCC ULS license file of 18 Oct 2026, checked 27 Oct 2026.
What the FCC licenses show
Public safety channels in Pearl River County, MS are a mix of analog and digital (49% digital, 51% analog, 0% both). Licenses don't show encryption, so some channels may still be encrypted.
No license in the FCC file is in Hide-A-Way Lake's own name, so its police and fire most likely use county or regional radio (6 public safety licensees in Pearl River County).
FCC source: FCC ULS license file, file date 18 Oct 2026, as of 27 Oct 2026.
Which scanner works here
Most public safety radio around Hide-A-Way Lake (Pearl River County) is licensed as a mix of analog and digital. No scanner can play encrypted channels.
Top pick
Uniden SDS100 (handheld)
Most public safety radio around Hide-A-Way Lake is licensed as a mix of analog and digital. A digital P25 Phase II scanner hears analog and P25, wherever traffic isn't encrypted. It also handles simulcast sites, which licenses don't show.
- $689.99 Amazon
- $699.99 ScannerMaster
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Cheaper P25 option
Whistler WS1065 (desk)
Hears P25 Phase I and II, but can struggle near simulcast sites. A good choice if you've confirmed the local system isn't simulcast.
- $351.49 Amazon
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Analog only
Uniden BC125AT (handheld)
Hears only the analog channels, which here are part of the picture.
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