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Nevada County Sheriff Communication Tower

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The Nevada County Sheriff's Office is overseeing the design and construction of a 180-foot tall self-supporting communications tower located at 434 Kahele Ct., Nevada City, California, adjacent to the Regional Dispatch Center. This project is essential for the Sheriff's Office to integrate with the California State Interoperable Public Safety Radio System, requiring a clear line-of-sight path via microwave radio transmission between the dispatch center and the State Radio communications tower on Banner Mountain. The tower must be engineered to support various public safety radio antennas and be tall enough to clear the existing tree line while accounting for future growth. A qualified vendor was selected through a competitive bidding process to execute the design and build of the facility. The project has been granted a Notice of Exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act, as it is expected to have minimal environmental impact and requires no tree removal. Administrative oversight is managed by the Nevada County Planning Department and the Nevada County Sheriff's Office, with Captain Bob Jakobs serving as the primary administrative contact.

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Nevada County building 180-foot public safety tower in Nevada City for exclusive emergency communications.

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Highway 49 and Kahele Court, CA, 95959

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AgencyCalifornia → Nevada County
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California → Nevada County
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Brian FossPlanning Director

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Project to construct a 180’ tall self-supporting communications tower adjacent to the Regional Dispatch Center in Nevada City, Ca. This tower will be capable of carrying the load a several radio communications antennas, in various forms and sizes, to be used exclusively for Public Safety Radio Communications. he Nevada County Sheriffs Office desires to construct a 180' tall self-supporting communications tower adjacent to the Regional Dispatch Center in Nevada City, Ca. This tower will be capable of carrying the load a several radio communications antennas, in various forms and sizes, to be used exclusively for Public Safety Radio Communications. The Sheriffs Office recently made the decision to join the California State Interoperable Public Safety Radio System and with this move the Sheriff's Office needs to connect the radio consoles inside the dispatch center to the State's central radio core. These connections are most optimally made via microwave radio transmission and require a clear line-of-sight path between the dispatch center and the closest existing State Radio communications tower, which is located atop Banner Mountain in Nevada City. To achieve line of sight, the tower must be constructed to rise above the existing and surrounding tree line and must account for future tree growth. Through a competitive bid process, the Sheriffs Office has chosen a qualified vendor to both design and build this tower.

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