Property & Precinct Management Reference

Property NSW

Property NSW uses the NSW Public Safety Network (PSN) for site-specific communications, particularly in areas like Darling Harbour and The Rocks. Their talkgroups are active in property management, security coordination, and facilities operations.

Precinct Security & Operations
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Talk Group ID Description
11531 Darling Harbour
11532 The Rocks
11533 Sydney Harbour Foreshore 3
11534 Sydney Harbour Foreshore 4
11535 Sydney Harbour Foreshore 5
11536 Sydney Harbour Foreshore 6
11537 Sydney Harbour Foreshore 7
11538 Sydney Harbour Foreshore 8



Government Property & Precinct Operations Reference

Property NSW Information

Role & Precinct Operations

Property NSW manages significant government-owned property portfolios, heritage holdings, and prominent commercial precincts across the state. Their usage of the NSW Public Safety Network (PSN) supports critical site security, maintenance workflows, large-scale event coordination, and daily operations in high-profile areas such as Darling Harbour, The Rocks, and Barangaroo.


Network Integration & Radio Identifiers (RIDs)

Operating on the Project 25 (P25) Phase II digital trunked radio system, Property NSW field units utilize specific radio identifier blocks for role tracking:

Property NSW Radio IDs
  • 25760## – Security, patrols, and site supervisors
  • 25763## – Facilities maintenance and operations
Precinct Talkgroups (TGIDs)
  • 11531 – Darling Harbour operations
  • 11532 – The Rocks precinct

Activity Patterns & Monitoring Tips

  • Activity Windows: Peak traffic typically occurs during standard business hours, major public events, facility maintenance cycles, and scheduled security patrols.
  • Scanner Configuration: Ensure Sydney CBD P25 site control frequencies (such as local metropolitan repeater sites) are correctly programmed into your scanner or software-defined radio setup.
  • Encryption & Behavior: Depending on the specific precinct channel or inter-agency collaboration context, certain talkgroups may experience encryption or remain quiet outside of active operations.