State of Wisconsin
Project 25 Unit Identification Plan
    "We get paid to break the law."    

The State of Wisconsin has established this plan for Project 25 digital radio unit IDs.  This is the identification number that is programmed into the radio and can be decoded by receiving units.  The purpose of this plan is to provide a logical plan for the assignment of unique radio identifiers to all potential Project 25 digital capable radios used by public safety agencies within the State of Wisconsin.  The goal of the plan is to eliminate use of duplicate identifiers and maximize the benefit of the imbedded unit ID capability through the use of a number that is logically defined.  This number can be tied to an alphanumeric display.

The unit identifier consists of 7 numbers (in decimal format):

A  B  C  D  E  F  G
^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^
|  |  |  |  |  |  |
|  |  |  +--+--+--+--> Unit
|  |  |
|  |  +----> Prefix
|  |
+--+---> County Code

A & B:  The first 2 digits will denote the county that the radio is based in or, for state and federal radios, the agency that owns it.

C:  The third digit is an optional prefix to differentiate between radios within a county that have the same unit number or radio call number, such as a mobile and portable assigned to an individual officer, or type of agencies.

D, E, F, & G:  The unit ID of the vehicle, officer or person that the radio is assigned to, or the radio.

Wisconsin County/Agency List

  1. Adams
  2. Ashland
  3. Barron
  4. Bayfield
  5. Brown
  6. Buffalo
  7. Burnett
  8. Calumet
  9. Chippewa
  10. Clark
  11. Columbia
  12. Crawford
  13. Dane
  14. Dodge
  15. Door
  16. Douglas
  17. Dunn
  18. Eau Claire
  19. Florence
  20. Fond du Lac
  21. Forest
  22. Grant
  23. Green
  24. Green Lake
  25. Iowa
  26. Iron
  27. Jackson
  28. Jefferson
  29. Juneau
  30. Kenosha
  31. Kewaunee
  32. La Crosse
  33. Lafayette
  34. Langlade
  35. Lincoln
  36. Manitowoc
  37. Marathon
  38. Marinette
  39. Marquette
  40. Menominee
  41. Milwaukee
  42. Monroe
  43. Oconto
  44. Oneida
  45. Outagamie
  46. Ozaukee
  47. Pepin
  48. Pierce
  49. Polk
  50. Portage
  51. Price
  52. Racine
  53. Richland
  54. Rock
  55. Rusk
  56. St. Croix
  57. Sauk
  58. Sawyer
  59. Shawano
  60. Sheboygan
  61. Taylor
  62. Trempealeau
  63. Vernon
  64. Vilas
  65. Walworth
  66. Washburn
  67. Washington
  68. Waukesha
  69. Waupaca
  70. Waushara
  71. Winnebago
  72. Wood
  73. Milwaukee County Transit System
  74. Reserved
  75. Reserved
  76. Reserved
  77. Reserved
  78. Reserved
  79. Reserved
  80. Non-Governmental Organizations
  81. WI Dept. of Transportation/State Patrol
  82. WI Dept. of Natural Resources
  83. WI Dept. of Justice
  84. WI Dept. of Military Affairs
  85. WI Dept. of Administration
  86. WI Dept. of Health & Family Services
  87. WI Dept. of Corrections
  88. University of Wisconsin
  89. U.S. Dept. of Justice
  90. U.S. Dept. of Treasury
  91. U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security
  92. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
  93. U.S. Dept. of Interior

Example Radio IDs

1402951......Mayville Ambulance 2951 (14 Dodge County)
2000110......Fond du Lac County (20) Sheriff squad fleet number 110 mobile radio
2010061......Fond du Lac County (20) Sheriff deputy 61 portable radio
4802702......Pierce County (48) Sheriff Lt. 2702 mobile radio
4812702......Pierce County (48) Sheriff Lt. 2702 portable radio
4921482......Osceola Fire Dept. Pumper 1482 2nd portable radio (49 Polk County)
5700501......Green Bay Police mobile  (For some reason, GBPD doesn't follow the WISCOM unit numbering.)
6700612......Hartford Police Dept Detective 612 (67 Washington County)
8100041......State Patrol Car 41 mobile radio
8110041......State Patrol Car 41 portable radio
8120041......State Patrol Car 41 control station
8210123......DNR Warden C123 portable radio
8200750......DNR Natural Resources Officer R750 mobile radio