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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT (13 MAR 2021)
The Utah Communications Agency Network (UCAN) and the Utah Communications Authority (UCA) will be decommissioning the current 800Mhz Motorola trunking system by the end of 2023. UCAN is the main Public Safety trunked system used throughout the state of Utah and is one of the largest systems in the nation. Over 100 Motorola Trunking sites will be shut down and replaced with an all-digital P25 system using 700Mhz. It will impact all Utah public safety and services agencies. After the change, a large body of the information on this site will be out of date.
THIS SITE WILL BE GOING AWAY AFTER THE TRANSITION IS COMPLETE (Q1 2024).
Your scanner or radios must support P25 digital and will need to be reprogrammed to continue to hear anything on the new system. The community isn't sure how much of the traffic will be encrypted after the switch. If regular channels are encrypted, it will become illegal to attempt to monitor that traffic. We can only hope that if the UCA chooses to do this, they will offer time-delayed or filtered streams of radio transmissions to the public. The public has a special interest in monitoring the activity and operations of public safety agencies. Recent documented abuses by law enforcement officers who have covered up activities or mistakes by abusing laws originally meant to protect victims are a prime example.
Please copy any information you want or need from this site prior to December, 2022. For additional details see the RadioReference Utah forum. An effort is underway to save some content on the RadioReference Utah wiki: https://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Utah_(US).
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Ten Codes
In addition, these codes may also be used.
Code | Description |
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10-99F | Felony Warrant |
10-99M | Misdemeanor Warrant |
Nine Codes
“Used mostly by SLC, provided Jan 2009 by User:N7YUO
Code | Description |
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9- 1 | URGENT, HELP |
9- 2 | Send backup unit |
9- 4 | RIOT |
9- 5 | Bomb threat |
9- 6 | Unknown trouble |
9- 7 | MAN WITH A GUN |
9- 8 | Mental case |
9- 9 | Suicide |
9-10 | HOMICIDE |
9-11 | Death |
9-12 | Assault |
9-13 | Fight |
9-14 | Family fight |
9-15 | Disturbance |
9-16 | Drunk |
9-17 | ROBBERY/HOLD UP |
9-18 | Theft |
9-19 | Shoplifter |
9-20 | Bad check |
9-21 | Burglary |
9-22 | Prowler |
9-23 | MOLESTER |
9-24 | Indecent exposure |
9-25 | Rape |
9-26 | Missing person |
9-27 | Found person |
9-28 | Juvenile problem |
9-29 | Vandalism |
9-30 | Runaway |
9-31 | Car prowl |
9-32 | Car strip |
9-33 | Stolen car |
9-34 | Abandoned car |
9-35 | Suspicious car |
9-36 | Blocked drive |
9-37 | Drag racing |
9-38 | Traffic hazard |
9-39 | Illegal parking |
9-40 | Assist motorist |
9-40* | Suspect has prior drug offenses (*Box Elder County) |
9-41 | DROWNING |
9-42 | AIRCRAFT CRASH |
9-45 | Motor inspection |
9-46 | Damage inspection |
9-48 | Open door or window |
9-49 | Deliver Message |
Common Terms and Abbreviations Used in Utah
“Copspeak, Firespeak, & Medspeak” Jan 2009 by User:N7YUO
Code | Description |
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A-Side or Alpha-Side | The front or address side of a structure fire |
A & B | Assault & Battery |
A.C. or Alpha Charlie | Ass Chewing (military slang) |
A.C. | Air Craft |
A.C.O. | Animal Control Officer |
ACCOUNTABILITY | Keeping track of the whereabouts of every firefighter |
A.D.C. | Adult Detention Center (SLCO Jail) |
A.D.W. | Assault with a Deadly Weapon |
AIMS | Accident Investigation Measuring System |
ALPHA | 10-85-A victim’s condition fair |
ALL CLEAR | Fire area searched, no victims discovered |
A.L.S. | Advanced Life Support (Critical ambulance call) |
A.N.G. | Air National Guard |
A.P.&P. | Adult Probation & Parole (Probation & Parole Officers) |
A.P.B. | All Points Bulletin |
A.R. | Armed Robbery |
A.T.C. | Air Traffic Control |
A.T.F. | (Bureau of) Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms |
A.T.L | Attempt To Locate |
Auto-Ped | Auto-Pedestrian accident |
AUX | AUXiliary unit (Small 4WD fire truck used for grass fires) |
B-Side or Bravo-Side | The left side of a structure fire (When looking at the front) |
BANDIT | Subject of surveillance or manhunt |
BATMOBILE | Breath Alcohol Tester Mobile unit |
B.&E. | Breaking & Entering |
B.C. | Battalion Chief (Fire Chief) |
B.C.I. | Bureau of Criminal Identification |
BLOOD TECH | Person certified to draw blood from accident victims |
B.L.S. | Basic Life Support (Routine ambulance call) |
B.M.A. | Black Male Adult |
BOLO | Be On the Look Out for |
B.O.T. | Breach Of Trust (Unauthorized use of a vehicle) |
BRAVO | 10-85-B victim’s condition poor |
C-Side or Charlie-Side | The rear side of a structure fire |
CANINE or K9 | Police Dog |
C.A.P. | Civil Air Patrol |
C-COLLAR | Cervical Collar (Used to immobilize injured necks) |
C.C.W. | Carrying a Concealed Weapon |
C.D.L. | Commercial Driver’s License |
CHARLIE | 10-85-C victim’s condition critical |
C.H.F. | Congestive Heart Failure |
C.I. | Confidential Informant (Snitch) |
CLOAKED | Police officer in plain unmarked vehicle (Terminology from Star-Trek) |
CLUSTER | A big mess or screwup (From a military profanity: Cluster F_ _ _) |
CODE-1 | This channel is restricted |
CODE-2 | Proceed without siren |
CODE-3 | Use lights & siren |
CODE-4 | No further assistance needed |
CODE-6C | CONSIDER ARMED & DANGEROUS |
CODE-7 | Lunch/coffee break |
CODE-38 | Check on a parolee at home |
CODE-R | Rape |
COLES | Reverse phone directory lists addresses then numbers |
C.P. | Chief of Police |
C.P. | Command Post |
C.P.R. | Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation |
C.S. | Controlled Substance (Drugs) |
C.S.I. | Crime Scene Investigation |
C.T. | Complaint Taker (Answers the phone when you call police) |
C.V.A. | Cerebral Vascular Accident (Stroke) |
C.W.P. | Concealed Weapons Permit |
CYANOTIC | Victim turning blue from lack of oxygen |
D-Side or Delta-Side | The right side of a structure fire (when facing the front) |
DEFENSIVE MODE | Protect other exposures from fire, fight only from the outside |
DELTA | 10-85-D victim’s condition near death |
D-CON | DeContamination of a person or equipment |
D.F.S. | Division of Family Services (Actually D.C.F.S.) |
DIAPHRETIC | Cold & sweaty (Happens during heart attack) |
D.L. | Driver’s License |
D.M.V. | Department of Motor Vehicles |
D.N.R. | Do Not Resuscitate |
D.O.A. | Dead On Arrival |
D.O.B. | Date Of Birth |
D.O.S. | Driving On Suspension |
D.O.T. | Department Of Transportation |
D.R.E. | Drug Recognition Expert |
D.T. | juvenile DeTention |
D.T.s | Delirium Tremens (Confusion with trembling & hallucinations) |
D.U.I. | Driving Under the Influence (Of alcohol or drugs) |
D.W.R. | Division of Wildlife Resources (Fish & game cops) |
EARLY WARNER | Portable highway sign used to warn motorists of a hazard |
ECHO | 10-85-E obvious fatality, dead |
E.L.T. | Emergency Locator Transmitter |
E.M.S. | Emergency Medical System |
E.M.S. ABUSER | fakes injury or illness to get response from EMS |
E.M.T. | Emergency Medical Technician |
E.O.C. | Emergency Operations Center |
E.O.D. | Explosive Ordnance Disposal |
E.T.A. | Estimated Time of Arrival |
E.T.O.H. | Drunk |
EXTRICATION | Removal of a trapped victim |
FAST ATTACK | Immediate attack on a fire |
F.I. | Field Interrogation |
FIELD CARD | Information card filled out during a field interrogation |
FLAMINGOS | (Flame-N-Goes) prison inmates that fight wildfires |
FLASH BANG | A grenade used prior to a swat team entry, confuses suspects. |
FLIR | Forward Looking Infra Red (Helicopter mounted night vision) |
F.R. | Financial Responsibility (Liability insurance or the lack of it) |
FRIENDLY | Same as confidential informant |
F.S.T. | Field Sobriety Test |
F.T.A. | Failure To Appear (In court to pay fine or make a plea) |
F.T.O. | Field Training Officer |
G.I.S. | Geographical Information System |
G.O.A. | Gone On Arrival (Not present when police arrive at a location) |
G.P.S. | Global Positioning System (Locates latitude and longitude) |
GREEN BALL | Green traffic signal |
G.S.R. | Gun Shot Residue test (Used to determine who did the shooting) |
G.S.W. | Gun Shot Wound |
G.T.A. | Grand Theft Auto |
H&R | Hit & Run |
HAZARD FLAG | A warning note on the dispatcher’s computer screen |
HAZ-MAT | HAZardous MATerials, or unit that responds to haz-mat situations |
HEAR SYSTEM | Hospital Emergency Administrative Radio (155.28 & 155.34) |
HELO | Helicopter |
HEMATOMA | A bump on the head |
HIT-ONE | hazardous materials response unit at Hill AFB |
HOLD SACK | to hold surveillance |
H.O.V. | High Occupancy Vehicle (The car pool lane) |
I.C | Incident Command |
I.C.E | Immigration and Customs Enforcement |
I.C.P | Incident Command Post |
I.I.I. or TRIPLE-I | Interstate Identification Index (an agency similar to NCIC) |
I.M. | Incident Management |
I.M.T. | Incident Management Team |
I.P.S. | Independent Professional Services (A low cost mortuary) |
J.C.A.T | Joint Criminal Apprehension Team |
J.R.C. | Juvenile Receiving Center |
K-9 or CANINE | Police Dog |
LONG EYES | Binoculars |
L.Z. | Landing Zone for helicopter |
M.C.C. | Mobile Command Center |
M.C.P. | Mobile Command Post |
M.D.T. | Mobile Data Terminal |
M.E. | Medical Examiner (Coroner) |
METRO | Metro Gang Unit |
M.I. | Myocardial Infarction (Clinical name for a heart attack) |
M.I.C.U. | Mobile Intensive Care Unit |
MOTOR | MOTORcycle unit |
M.V.E.D. | Motor Vehicle Enforcement Division (25-Alpha) |
N.C.I.C. | National Crime Information Center (FBI files) |
N.F.D. | No Further Description |
NUMBER ONE LANE | The inside or left lane of travel |
NUMBER 1 CORNER | Northwest |
NUMBER 2 CORNER | Northeast |
NUMBER 3 CORNER | Southwest |
NUMBER 4 CORNER | Southeast |
OBVIOUS | OBVIOUS fatality, dead, 10-85-Echo |
O.C. | Oleo resin Capsicum (Technical name for pepper spray) |
O.C.P. | Operations Command Post |
O.M.E. | Office of the Medical Examiner (Coroner) |
On Paper | Doing paperwork ("I will be 10-19 on Paper") |
PAR | Personnel Accounting & Reporting (Are all firefighters accounted for?) |
P&R | Parks & Recreation |
P.B.T. | Portable Breath Tester |
P.C. | Party Complaining |
P.C. | Probable Cause |
P.D. | Property Damage accident |
PERIMITER | to surround an area where a suspect is hiding |
P.I. | Personal Injury accident |
P.I.O. | Public Information Officer (Provides information to news media) |
PIT | Persuit Intervention Technique or Precision Immobilization Technique |
PLAN-C | To set up a perimeter or cordon off an area |
P.M.A. | ParaMedic Aboard the ambulance en route to a hospital |
P.M.R. | ParaMedic Recovery from the hospital |
P.O. | Police Officer or Parole Officer from AP&P |
P.O. | Protective Order |
P.O.C.S. | Possession Of Controlled Substances (Drugs) |
P.O.S. | Piece Of Sh_ _ (A beat-up, worthless car) |
POST | Police Officer Standards & Training (Police Academy) |
P.O.E. | Port Of Entry (Truck scales near the state line) |
P.R. | Party Reporting |
RABBIT | Person known to flee from police |
RED-BALL | Red light at intersection |
RED-BALLED | Surveillance unit or suspect stopped at red light |
Reverse 911 | 911 makes outbound calls to residents in a given area |
R.I.T. | Rapid Intervention Team |
R.P. | Reporting Party or Responsible Party |
R.O. | Registered Owner |
S.B.I. | State Bureau of Investigation |
S.C.B.A. | Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (Fireman’s air pack) |
S.E. | Selective Enforcement |
SERT | Special Emergency Response Team (SWAT Team) |
S.T.E | Selective Traffic Enforcement |
S.O. | Sheriff’s Office |
S.O.B | Sheriff’s Office Building / State Office Building |
STEP | Selective Traffic Enforcement Patrol |
SUB | SUBstation |
SWAT | Special Weapons And Tactics team |
SYNCOPAL EPISODE | Medical terminology for fainting spell |
TA | Traffic Accident |
TAC | TACtical squad or TACtical channel |
TAGGERS | People spray painting graffiti |
TAG TEAM | Two mobile surveillance units following a target vehicle |
TARGET | Subject of surveillance or manhunt |
THERMAL IMAGING | (TIC) Used to look for warmth, such as a person who is lost or concealed |
T.O.C. | Traffic Operations Center |
TRAFFIC | Traffic Stop (I will be 'traffic' on...) |
TWIX | (TWX) a teletype service |
U.C. | Under Cover |
UCAN | Utah Communications Agency Network |
U.D.I. | Utah Division of Investigation |
U.D.L. | Utah Driver’s License |
UDOT | Utah Department Of Transportation |
U.F. | Unidentified Female |
U.M. | Unidentified Male |
Uncle Charley | Under Cover |
U.S.M. | United States Marshall |
U.S.P. | Utah State Prison |
U.-TIP | Utah Truck Inspection Program |
U.T.L. | Unable To Locate |
VAMPIRE | Nickname for the Blood Tech |
VECC | Valley Emergency Communications Center |
VIN | Vehicle Identification Number |
W.F.A. | White Female Adult |
W.M.A. | White Male Adult |
WORKING FIRE | Actual fire, as compared to smell of smoke or an alarm |
X | Female |
Y.R.C. | Youth Receiving Center |
VECC / Salt Lake Fire & Rescue Dispatch Codes / Gold Cross
These are used for dispatching of medical calls. (BLS = Basic Life Support, ALS = Advanced Life Support)
Dispatch Code | Type |
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Alpha | BLS Cold |
Bravo | BLS Hot |
Charlie | ALS Hot, Nearest BLS Cold |
Delta | ALS & BLS Hot |
Echo | All responding units Hot |
Omega | Public Service Call |
Advanced Medical Priority Dispatch System (AMPDS) Medical codes:
Code | Description |
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001 | Abdominal pain/problems |
002 | Allergies/hives/medicine reactions/stings |
003 | Animal bites |
004 | Assault/rape |
005 | Back pain |
006 | Breathing problems |
007 | Burns |
008 | Carbon monoxide poisoning/inhalation |
009 | Cardiac/respiratory arrest |
010 | Chest pain |
011 | Choking |
012 | Convulsions/seizures |
013 | Diabetic problems |
014 | Drowning/diving accident |
015 | Electrocution |
016 | Eye problems |
017 | Falls |
018 | Headache |
019 | Heart problems |
020 | Heat/cold problems |
021 | Hemorrhage |
022 | Industrial/machinery accidents |
023 | Overdose/poisoning/ingestion |
024 | Pregnancy/childbirth/miscarriage |
025 | Psychiatric/behavioral problems |
026 | Specific diagnosis/chief complaint |
027 | Stab/GSW |
028 | Stroke/CVA |
029 | Traffic injury accident |
29A | TIA Auto |
29B | TIA Pedestrian |
29C | TIA Non-motorized vehicle |
29D | TIA Motorcycle |
29E | TIA Off-road ATV |
030 | Traumatic injuries, specific |
031 | Unconsciousness/fainting |
032 | Unknown problem |
033 | Diarrhea |
034 | Ear Problems |
035 | Fever |
097 | Air transport team transfer |
098 | Routine Transfer, Other misc |
099 | Transfer, other |
Advanced Medical Priority Dispatch System (AMPDS) Fire codes: (51-73)
51 - Aircraft Emergency | |
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51-O-1 | Airborne Aircraft |
51-A-1 | Stand BY |
51-B-1 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
51-C-1 | Aircraft Incoming - Full Emergency (Alert II) |
51-C-2 | Aircraft Incoming - Minor Emergency (Alert II) |
51-D-1 | Aircraft Crash (Alert III) |
51-D-2 | Aircraft Crash Involving Structure (Alert III) |
51-D-3 | Aircraft Fire on Ground (Alert III) |
52 - Alarms | |
52-O-1 | Burglar Hold-up Alarm |
52-O-2 | Medical Alarm |
52-B-1 | Residential (Multiple) |
52-B-2 | Residential (Single) |
52-B-3 | Non-Dwelling Structure (Shed, Garage, Call Box) |
52-B-4 | Mobile Home, House Trailer, Portable Office |
52-B-5 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
52-C-1 | High Life Hazard |
52-C-2 | High Rise |
52-C-3 | Commercial Structure |
53 - Citizen Assist / Service Call | |
53-O-1 | Locked Out of Vehicle (Unoccupied) |
53-O-2 | Down Trees and Objects |
53-O-3 | Hydrant Problems |
53-O-4 | Sewer Problems |
53-O-5 | Water Main Break |
53-O-6 | Other |
53-A-1 | Locked in Vehicle (Non-Medical Assistance) |
53-A-2 | Locked In/Out of Dwelling (Non-Medical Assistance) |
53-A-3 | Citizen Assist (Non-Medical Assistance) |
53-A-4 | Animal Rescue |
53-A-5 | Water Problem |
53-B-1 | Locked In Vehicle (Possible Medical Assistance) |
53-B-2 | Locked In/Out of Dwelling (Possible Medical Assistance) |
53-B-3 | Citizen Assist (Posibble Medical Assist) |
53-B-4 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
53-C-1 | Water Problem with Electrical Hazard |
54 - Confined Space / Structure Collapse | |
54-B-1 | Entrapment (Unconfirmed) |
54-C-1 | Entrapment (Unconfirmed) with Hazardous Materials |
54-D-1 | Entrapment (confirmed) |
54-D-2 | Entrapment (Confirmed) with Hazardous Materials |
55 - Electrical Hazard | |
55-A-1 | Transformer Outside (Wire or Pole) |
55-A-2 | Appliance with No Odor Present |
55-B-1 | Electrical Arching |
55-B-2 | Wires Down with No Smoke or Arching |
55-B-3 | Appliance with Odor Present |
55-B-4 | Electrical Odor |
55-B-5 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
55-C-1 | Electrical Hazard with or near Water |
55-C-2 | Wires Down with smoke or arching |
56 - Elevator / Escalator Rescue | |
56-O-1 | Elevator Malfunction - No Occupants Inside |
56-O-2 | Escalator Incident - Not Caught (with or without injuries) |
56-A-1 | Elevator Malfunction - Occupants Inside |
56-B-1 | Elevator Malfunction - Occupants Inside (Medical Condition Present) |
56-B-2 | Caught (Escalator) with no injuries |
56-B-3 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
56-D-1 | Entrapment (Escalator) with injuries |
57 - Explosion | |
57-B-1 | Vehicle Explosion |
57-B-2 | Non-Structure Explosion |
57-B-3 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
57-D-1 | High Life Hazard |
57-D-2 | High Rise |
57-D-3 | Commerical Structure |
57-D-4 | Residential (Multiple) |
57-D-5 | Residential (Single) |
57-D-6 | Large Non-Dwelling Structure (Barn, Storage Building) |
57-D-7 | Small Non-Dwelling Structure (Shed, Detached Garage) |
57-D-8 | Large Fuel/Fire Load Vehicle |
57-D-9 | Mobile Home, House Trailer, Portable Office |
58 - Extrication / Entrapped (Machinery, Vehicle) | |
58-B-1 | Entrapment (Unconfirmed) |
58-B-2 | No Longer trapped |
58-D-1 | Entrapment (Confirmed) |
59 - Fuel Spill | |
59-B-1 | Uncontained Spill <50 Gallons |
59-B-2 | Contained Spill <50 Gallons |
59-C-1 | Uncontained Spill >50 Gallons |
59-C-2 | Contained Spill >50 Gallons |
59-C-3 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
60 - Gas Leak (Natural and LP Gases) | |
60-B-1 | Outside Tank Leak <5 Gallons |
60-B-2 | Outside Odor |
60-C-1 | Outside Tank Leak >5 Gallons |
60-D-1 | Inside Rupture/Tank Leak (Odor) |
60-D-2 | Outside Rupture (Odor) |
61 - HazMat | |
61-A-1 | Abandoned Waste |
61-B-1 | Small Spill (<5 Gallons) |
61-C-1 | HazMat (Contained) |
61-C-2 | Illeagal Drug Lab |
61-D-1 | HazMat (Uncontained or moving) |
61-D-2 | HazMat Fire (Outside) |
61-D-3 | Illeagal Drug Lab Fire (Outside) |
61-D-4 | Illeagal Drug Lab (Uncontained or Moving) |
62 - High Angle Rescue | |
62-B-1 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
62-D-1 | High Angle Rescue |
63 - Lightning Strike (Investigation) | |
63-B-1 | Residential (Single) |
63-B-2 | Non-Dwelling Structure (Shed, Garage) |
63-B-3 | Mobile Home, House Trailer, Portable Office |
63-B-4 | Outside Lightning Strike |
63-B-5 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
63-C-1 | High Life Hazard |
63-C-2 | High Rise |
63-C-3 | Commerical Structure |
63-C-4 | Residential (Multiple) |
64 - Marine Fire | |
64-B-1 | Extinguished Fire |
64-D-1 | Threatened Structure or Other Boats |
64-D-2 | Docked in Coastal Water |
64-D-3 | Docked in Inland Water |
64-D-4 | Beached in Coastal Water |
64-D-5 | Beached in Inland Water |
64-D-6 | Coastal Water |
64-D-7 | Oceanic Water |
64-D-8 | Inland Water |
64-D-9 | Dry Dock |
65 - Mutual Aid / Assist Outside Agency | |
65-A-1 | Mutual Aid to Incident (Single Unit) |
65-A-2 | Assist Outside Agency (Single Unit) |
65-A-3 | Mutual Aid Move Up/Cover (Station Assignment) |
65-A-4 | Mutual Aid to Staging Area |
65-B-1 | Mutual Aid to Incident (Single Unit) |
65-B-2 | Assist Outside Agency (Single Unit) |
65-D-1 | Mutual Aid to Incident (Multiple Units) |
65-D-2 | Assist Outside Agency (Multiple Unit) |
66 - Odor (Strange / Unknown) | |
66-A-1 | Odor Inside |
66-A-2 | Odor Outside |
66-C-1 | Odor with Patients |
67 - Outside Fire | |
67-O-1 | Controlled Burn |
67-A-1 | Transformer (Wire or Pole) |
67-A-2 | Extinguished Fire |
67-B-1 | Small Outside Fire |
67-B-2 | Small Outside Fire with hazardous materials present |
67-B-3 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
67-D-1 | Wildland Fire |
67-D-2 | Brush/Grass Fire |
67-D-3 | Large Outside Fire |
67-D-4 | Large Outside Fire with hazardous materials |
68 - Smoke Investigation (Outside) | |
68-A-1 | Light Smoke |
68-A-2 | Odor of Smoke |
68-C-1 | Heavy Smoke |
69 - Structure Fire | |
69-C-1 | Appliance Fire (Contained) |
69-C-2 | Extinguished Fire |
69-D-1 | High Life Hazard |
69-D-2 | High Rise |
69-D-3 | Commerical Structure |
69-D-4 | Residential (Multiple) |
69-D-5 | Residential (Single) |
69-D-6 | Chimney |
69-D-7 | Large Non-Dwelling Structure (Barn, Storage Building) |
69-D-8 | Small Non-Dwelling Structure (Shed, Detached Garage) |
69-D-9 | Mobile Home, House Trailer, Portable Office |
69-D-10 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
69-E-1 | Person on Fire (Inside) |
69-E-2 | Trapped in Structure Fire |
70 - Train / Rail Incident | |
70-O-1 | Moving Train |
70-B-1 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
70-D-1 | Structure Involved |
70-D-2 | Derailment Below Ground |
70-D-3 | Derailment Elevated (Above ground) |
70-D-4 | Derailment at Ground Level |
70-D-5 | Derailment in Tunnel |
70-D-6 | Fire on Board Below Ground |
70-D-7 | Fire on Board Elevated (Above Ground) |
70-D-8 | Fire on Board at Ground Level |
70-D-9 | Fire on Board in Tunnel |
70-D-10 | Vehicle(s) Involved |
71 - Vehicle Fire | |
71-A-1 | Vehicle Fire (Extinguished) |
71-B-1 | Vehicle Fire |
71-B-2 | Large Fuel/Fire Load Vehicle (extinguished) |
71-C-1 | Vehicle Fire Threatening Non-Structure |
71-C-2 | Vehicle Fire in Parking Garage (Parkade) |
71-D-1 | Vehicle Fire with Threatened Structure |
71-D-2 | Tanker or Tractor-Trailer (Semi) with Flammable Cargo |
71-D-3 | Large Fuel/Fire Load Vehicle |
71-E-1 | Vehicle Fire (Occupants Trapped) |
72 - Water Rescue | |
72-A-1 | Animal Rescue |
72-B-1 | Stranded Motorist (Non-threatened) |
72-B-2 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) |
72-E-1 | Sinking Vehicle |
72-E-2 | Ice Rescue |
72-E-3 | Swift Water Rescue |
72-E-4 | Scuba Dive Accident |
72-E-5 | Swimming Pool Rescue |
72-E-6 | Coastal Water Rescue |
72-E-7 | Inland Water Rescue |
72-E-8 | Oceanic Water Rescue |
73 - Watercraft in Distress | |
73-B-1 | Out of Fuel |
73-B-2 | Engine Will Not Start |
73-B-3 | Run Aground |
73-B-4 | Flare Sighting (other than Orange or Red) |
73-D-1 | Taking on Water |
73-D-2 | Person Overboard |
73-D-3 | Flare Sighting (Orange or Red) |
73-D-4 | Unknown Situation (Investigation) test |