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ALASKA STATE TROOPERS:
10-1 Unable to Copy 10-41 Non-emergency, urgent
10-2 Signals Good 10-42 Emergency
10-3 Change Frequency 10-46 Assist motorist
10-4 Acknowledgement, O.K. 10-49 Traffic signal down
10-5 Relay 10-50 Vehicle accident
10-6 Busy, stand by 10-51 Wrecker needed
10-7 Out of Service 10-52 Ambulance needed
10-8 In Service 10-53 Road/traffic blocked
10-9 Repeat last transmission 10-55 D.W.I.
10-10 Fight in Progress 10-56 Intoxicated pedestrian
10-12 Stand By / Stop 10-57 Hit and run
10-13 Weather / Road Report 10-60 Welfare check
10-14 Report of prowler 10-65 Open door/window
10-15 Civil disturbance 10-66 Message cancellation
10-16 Domestic disturbance 10-68 Request back-up
10-17 Meet complainant 10-69 Emergency back-up
10-18 Complete quickly 10-70 Fire call/alarm
10-19 Return to _______ 10-71 Advise on situation
10-20 What is Your Location? 10-77 E.T.A.
10-21 Call________ on landline 10-79 Notify Coroner (DOS)
10-22 Disregard 10-80 In custody
10-23 Arrived at scene 10-81 Lunch, coffee, donuts
10-24 Assignment completed 10-83 No contact
10-25 Report to ________ 10-84 If meeting ___ advise by ___
10-26 Detaining subject, expedite 10-85 Late
10-27 Operator' License Check 10-86 Transportation
10-28 Vehicle Registration Info 10-87 Bar/security check
10-29 Check for wants and warrants 10-88 Advise present Telephone #
10-30 Emergency at station 10-89 Wrecker enroute
10-31 Crime in progress 10-90 Alarm in progress
10-32 Weapons Involved 10-91 Unnecessary use of radio
10-33 Emergency traffic only 10-92 Are you clear to receive
10-35 Major crime alert 10-93 Blockage (Road Block)
10-36 Routine Traffic Stop 10-94 Racing/exhibition of speed
10-37 Suspicious vehicle/person 10-95 Check local record
10-38 Stopping suspicious vehicle 10-96 Mental case
10-39 Urgent - use lights/siren 10-97 No wants or warrants
10-40 Urgent - no lights/siren 10-98 Emergency at state jail
10-99 (Adam) - Wanted and dangerous
Fire Emergency Services:
Code 1 Pos in-flight emergency
Code 2 Pilots emergency
Code 3 Actual crash / emergency
Code 4
Code 5 Re-call aux/off duty to Fire
Code 6 Re-call Aux/off duty to scene
Code 99 EMS Cardiac arrest
Code Red -- Emergency
Code Yellow - Non-emergency
The State Trooper Codes are also used by the following agencies:
Fairbanks Fire Department
Fairbanks Police Department
Juneau Police Department
Ketchikan Police Department
Juneau Radio System Photos
Ketchikan Radio System Photos
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ANCHORAGE FIRE DEPARTMENT:
10-1 Receiving Poorly 10-15 Intoxicated Person
10-2 Receiving Well 10-33 Send Police Code Red
10-4 Acknowledgement, O.K. 10-34 Send Police Code Yellow
10-7 Out of Service 10-35 Do You Need Police Assist
10-8 In Service 10-96 Mental Subject
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No Fire Visible 2 1/2 " (Hose) Fire
Fire Out on Arrival Second Alarm Fire
1 1/2" (Hose) Fire Code 99 - No Signs of Life
ALERT I Incoming Aircraft With Problems, Fire & Medic Units Respond
to Airport Code Yellow or Red as ETA Allows
ALERT II Incoming Aircraft With Problems, Fire & Medic Units Respond
to Airport Code Yellow or Red as ETA Allows
ALERT III Aircraft Has Crashed. Fire & Medic Units Respond to Scene --
Code Red
CODE RED -- Lights & Siren
CODE BLUE - Non Emergency, Use Lights & Siren to Clear Intersection of
Heavy Traffic
CODE YELLOW - Non Emergency
CODE GREEN -- Discontinue Response
CODE BLACK -- Fire Department Personnel Fatality. Use Channel Five.
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ANCHORAGE POLICE DEPARTMENT CODES & CALL SIGNALS
10-1 Reception poor 11-1 Murder
10-2 Reception good 11-2 Rape
10-3 Change channels 11-3 Robbery
10-4 Affirmative, OK 11-5 Burglary
10-5 Meet the officer 11-6 Grand larceny
10-6 Disregard 11-7 Auto theft
10-7 Out of service 11-8 Petty larceny
10-8 In service 11-9 Prowler
10-9 Repeat 11-12 CCW
10-10 Stand by 11-19 Disturbance
10-12 Take report 11-22 D.W.I.
10-13 Fire 11-23 Accident
10-14 Live "Hot" wires down 11-24 Accident with injury
10-15 Intoxicated "Drunk" 11-25 Warrant
10-17 Prisoner in custody 11-26 Vandalism
10-18 Car refueling or maint. 11-27 Suspicious person/car
10-19 Jail 11-28 Suicide
10-20 Transport 11-29 Dead on arrival
10-21 Location 11-30 Locate/wanted
10-22 Telephone 11-31 Lost or found property
10-23 Return to station 11-32 Juvenile(s)
10-24 Registration check 11-35 Open door/window
10-25 Take call, report to 11-36 Animal
10-26 Remain in service 11-37 Medic/rescue call
10-27 Wrecker needed 11-38 Mental person
10-28 In pursuit 11-39 False alarm
10-29 Wrecker enroute 11-40 Fire call/alarm
10-32 Psycho 11-41 Bomb threat
10-33 Need assistance 11-50 Security
10-34 Send one cover unit
10-35 Welfare check Code 1 When possible
10-36 Officer assist Code 2 Routine response
10-44 Emergency - clear air Code 3 Emergency response
10-55 Follow-up Code 4 Emergency / quiet
10-60 Citizen's arrest
10-61 Traffic control
10-62 Other traffic (assist)
10-70 Traffic stop
10-76 F.I.
10-80 Lunch time
10-81 Donut time (break)
10-82 Personal
10-90 Duty officer in dispatch
10-91 Bring vehicle to station
10-92 Court duty, attorney confrence
10-93 Daministration, duty, errands
10-95 Miscellaneous
10-98 Misdemeanor warrant
10-99 Felony warrant
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