Kansas Statewide Interoperable Communication System (KSICS)

The Kansas Statewide Interoperable Communication System (KSICS) uses 76 towers across the state to provide seamless radio communication for over 1,400 city, county, state, and federal agencies divided into 14 radio zones. This system provides reliable local, regional, and statewide communication, enhancing public safety and coordination among various agencies.

Explore our resources to learn more about KSICS, including user requirements, system guidelines, and maintenance information. Join us in supporting effective and efficient communication across Kansas.

Requirements

Resources

KSICS Radio FAQ

Will my old radio be shut off or deactivated after the deadline?

Does my old radio have to be upgraded to work?

Can I purchase a used radio after the deadline?

Do I have to purchase the radio with phase 2, AES, multi key, and OTAR/OTAP options?

What if my new radio comes with encryption but not AES?

If one of my old radios becomes inoperable after the deadline will the replacement radio have to meet the requirements?

KSICS Data FAQ

What do you mean by data?

Is the KSICS system data capable?

What is the most common information to send over data instead of voice?

Is data capability activated at all the towers on KSICS?

What takes priority (Data or Voice)?

KSICS Patching FAQ

What is a patch?

How are resources patched?

Is patching authorized on KSICS?

Can I patch two of my own local talkgroups together?

Can I patch my old conventional system to KSICS?

Can I use my ACU 1000 (or other special bridging device) to patch resources?

Maps

Statewide Tower Sites

Statewide KSICS Users

Kansas Department Of Transportation