Most public safety radio in Taylor County, WV is licensed as analog
That points to an analog scanner, though it will miss the few digital channels. This is from FCC license data. Nobody has confirmed it yet, and licenses don't show encryption, so we can't promise what you'll hear.
FCC data, not yet confirmed
What the FCC licenses show
FCC licenses show this county's public safety channels are mostly analog (25% digital, 63% analog, 13% both), from 5 public safety licensees. Licenses don't show encryption, so some channels may still be encrypted. Source: FCC ULS license file of 18 Oct 2026.
Scanners that match these licenses
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Uniden BC125AT (handheld)
Most public safety radio in Taylor County, WV is licensed as analog, so an analog scanner covers most unencrypted traffic.
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To hear the digital channels too
Uniden SDS100 (handheld)
Some agencies here are licensed for digital P25. This scanner hears both.
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