Can I still listen to police scanners in Vermont?
FCC license data only. We haven't confirmed police radio encryption anywhere in Vermont yet. From FCC license data (14 counties): the counties with city pages here have mostly analog licenses, so an old analog scanner can tune their channels. Licenses show analog or digital, not encryption, so there's no Yes or No here until we confirm a place. Check your county or city below.
Other cities in Vermont
Not yet confirmed by the agency. Each page shows what the FCC licenses say: whether local police and fire radio is analog or digital, and which scanner hears it.
- Alburgh
- Ascutney
- Barnet
- Barre
- Barton
- Beecher Falls
- Bellows Falls
- Bolton Valley
- Brattleboro
- Castleton
- Castleton Four Corners
- Cavendish
- Chittenden
- Coventry
- Derby Center
- Derby Line
- Dorset
- East Barre
- East Dorset
- East Middlebury
- East Montpelier
- Enosburg Falls
- Essex Junction
- Glover
- Hartford Village
- Highgate Center
- Hinesburg
- Irasburg
- Montpelier
- Newbury
- Newfane
- North Bennington
- North Hyde Park
- North Troy
- Old Bennington
- Pawlet
- Peacham
- Poultney
- Pownal
- Readsboro
- Richford
- Rutland
- Saxtons River
- Shelburne
- South Burlington
- South Hero
- South Royalton
- St. Johnsbury
- Townshend
- Vergennes
- Waitsfield
- West Burke
- West Rutland
- Winooski
Counties in Vermont
How the state answer works: we combine the answers of the counties we've checked and the cities we've confirmed. If they all agree, the state gets that answer; if they disagree, it shows “Partly”. With none checked, the map uses FCC license data the same way (analog, mixed or digital per county, lighter colour), labelled “based on FCC license data, not yet confirmed”. How we check