I need new police scanner frequencies for Tooele (Trunked System)

I can suggest some resources that you can use to find the frequencies you're looking for.
One option is to check the website of the Chippewa County Sheriff's Office or the local government website for information on radio frequencies used by their departments. Another option is to visit the website of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and use their online database to search for radio frequencies assigned to Chippewa County.
You can also try searching for online forums or groups of radio enthusiasts or scanner hobbyists that may have information on frequencies used in the Chippewa County area.
It's important to note that you may need a license or permission to use certain frequencies, and it's always a good idea to check local regulations and guidelines before using any radio equipment.

With the distant services still coming in, it's probable that your local agencies have changed from single-frequency operations to a trunked system or, if already trunked, that frequency/user assignments have been updated within the system. For the latest on active frequencies and systems in your area, visit:
www.RadioReference.com

Bill B.
Listening in since the 60's

You can listen to trunked police bands UNLESS: 1 they went Digital and your scanner is Analog. 2. They use an encrypted control frequency. 3. It is not against the law in your area. 4. you have a Trunked scanner. Following trunked frequencies requires a trunked scanner which is very different from regular everyday scanners. If the photo of your scanner is accurate then it appears you have Digital capability so that won't be a problem. You can go to Radio shack and purchase a book on Public Safety frequencies and Control Frequencies which will give you the proper frequency range but they will tell you nothing about Encryption on any Frequency. If you can not find a Control Frequency then you will not be able to track the hoping that is used in a trunked system. By the way, a Regular scanner runs about $50 where as a Trunked Scanner runs $150 to $200.

All of the Oakland services use the Alemeda County trunked system, described here:

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=352

There are a ton of interesting channels in the East Bay area that aren't trunked though -- take a look here:

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=183

For a comprehensive database of active frequencies in your area (they're no codes), visit:

www.RadioReference.com

There's a good chance that your community has changed from conventional frequency usage to a trunked radio system. If that's the case you can read up on it at RadioReference.com, but you won't be able to monitor the action with your current scanner.

BillB

hello there
please try these links they have worked for me

1. Scanner Frequencies & Codes Free Trunked Fleet ID's for your area (Works with Scancat) Military Base Operations Frequencies ... Get a scanner frequency list by email for your county, ...www.bearcat1.com/free.htm - Cached
2. Portland Police Scanner | Portland, Oregon Crime & Emergency Dispatcher ... ... use of a Trunk Tracking Scanner and entering the Talkgroup codes listed in the next section. ... your Business Listing for free. Obits / Death Notices ...oregonlive.com/policescanner/...?/policescanner/police_codes.frame - 64k - Cached
3. Scanner Feeds ... Feeds Police Codes Police 11 Codes General Codes General Acronyms ... They are free. ... Big Bear, California Police Scanner (web-based) Los Angeles Police ...members.shaw.ca/crazykid755/scanner - Cached

http://www.radioreference.com/

i need help to find the auburn ny police codes can someone help me please
thank you bill

Radio reference guide on the internet will be your path. You will choose your state, county, city, PD or Fire and there you will find The talkgroup ID's.