10 Codes

Front 1

Air Time

Back 1

The time you or another radio unit are transitting

Front 2

Break

Back 2

Requests a pase for verification of previous information

Front 3

Clear

Back 3

A term a dispatacher uses to signal the previos message is complete and te chnnel is available

Front 4

Out

Back 4

A term a obile radio unit uses to indicate message is complete

Front 5

Traffic

Back 5

Reference to Air Time Messages

Front 6

Copy

Back 6

Means Did you understand the message

Front 7

Go Ahead

Back 7

Proceed with yur message

Front 8

Say Again

Back 8

Repeat your message

Front 9

10-1

Back 9

Weak Signal

Front 10

10-2

Back 10

Good Signal

Front 11

10-4

Back 11

Affirmative

Front 12

10-7

Back 12

Out of Service

Front 13

10-8

Back 13

In Service

Front 14

10-20

Back 14

Location

Front 15

10-21

Back 15

Call unit by Phone

Front 16

10-33

Back 16

Emergency
only involved units will use the radio system
Do not use the radio system until a dispatcher Clears the 10-33 Traffic.
10-33 are accidents, fires, or when immed need of safety PD/Fire is essential

Front 17

10-34

Back 17

What Time is it?

Front 18

10-17

Back 18

Enroute

Front 19

10-22

Back 19

Disregard

Front 20

10-23

Back 20

Arrived on scene

Front 21

10-25

Back 21

Report to Meet

Front 22

10-27

Back 22

DL/Permit Info

Front 23

10-28

Back 23

Ownership information / Check full registration

Front 24

10-29

Back 24

Records Check / Warrant Information

Front 25

10-31

Back 25

Pick up papers

Front 26

10-34

Back 26

Correct time

Front 27

10-50

Back 27

Switching to ___ freguency

Front 28

10-51

Back 28

Felony Warrant Outstandin

Front 29

10-52

Back 29

Misdemeanor Warrant Outstanding

Front 30

10-57

Back 30

Possible Dangerous Subject

Front 31

10-60

Back 31

Female Officer needed to conduct a search

Front 32

A

Back 32

ADAM

Front 33

B

Back 33

BRAVO

Front 34

C

Back 34

CHARLES

Front 35

D

Back 35

DAVID

Front 36

E

Back 36

EDWARD

Front 37

F

Back 37

FRANK

Front 38

G

Back 38

GEORGE

Front 39

H

Back 39

HENRY

Front 40

I

Back 40

IDA

Front 41

J

Back 41

JOHN

Front 42

K

Back 42

KING

Front 43

L

Back 43

LINCOLN

Front 44

M

Back 44

MARY

Front 45

N

Back 45

NORA

Front 46

O

Back 46

OCEAN

Front 47

P

Back 47

PAUL

Front 48

Q

Back 48

QUEEN

Front 49

R

Back 49

ROBERT

Front 50

S

Back 50

SAM

Front 51

T

Back 51

TOM

Front 52

U

Back 52

UNIFORM

Front 53

V

Back 53

VICTOR

Front 54

X

Back 54

XRAY

Front 55

W

Back 55

WILLIAM

Front 56

Z

Back 56

ZEBRA

Front 57

Y

Back 57

YOUNG

Front 58

VP Code 1

Back 58

Used a weapon

Front 59

VP Code 2

Back 59

Assualted a Police Officer

Front 60

VP Code 3

Back 60

Mental Problem

Front 61

VP Code 4

Back 61

Assualted Others

Front 62

VP Code 5

Back 62

Escaped Custody

Front 63

VP Code 6

Back 63

Narcotics User

Front 64

VP Code 7

Back 64

Gang Member

Front 65

VP Code 8

Back 65

Carrying concealed weapon

Front 66

VP Code 9

Back 66

Drunk

Front 67

VP Code X

Back 67

Unknown

Front 68

10-12

Back 68

Stand By

Front 69

10-22

Back 69

Disregard/take no further action

Front 70

10-25

Back 70

Report To / Meet

Front 71

10-42

Back 71

Prisoner in custody/booked

Front 72

10-49

Back 72

Confidential Info

Front 73

Switching to ___ Channel

Back 73

No. 1 North Chase
No. 2 Information
No. 3 South Chase
No. 4 400
No. 5 500
No. 6 600
No. 7 700
No. 8 800
No. 9 900
12 Talk

Front 74

10-57

Back 74

You have a possible dangerous sunject

Front 75

10-68

Back 75

Court Appearance

Front 76

10-77

Back 76

Notify parents of Juvenile detention

Front 77

10-89

Back 77

Water Irrigation on street

Front 78

10-89

Back 78

Holes in street

Front 79

10-90

Back 79

Traffic Signals out of order

Front 80

237M

Back 80

Report of Marijuana

Front 81

237D

Back 81

Report of Dangerous Drugs

Front 82

237N

Back 82

Use of Narcotics

Front 83

239

Back 83

Fight

Front 84

240

Back 84

Assualt

Front 85

240E

Back 85

Reckless Endangerment

Front 86

245

Back 86

Aggravated Assualt

Front 87

301

Back 87

Prostition

Front 88

311

Back 88

Indecent Exposure

Front 89

312C

Back 89

Contributing to the deliquency of a minor

Front 90

390

Back 90

Drunk

Front 91

390D
390L

Back 91

Drunk Driver
Liquor Violation

Front 92

999

Back 92

Officer Needs help Imed

Front 93

415C

Back 93

Curfew Violation

Front 94

415G

Back 94

Shots Fired

Front 95

415L

Back 95

Loitering

Front 96

415O

Back 96

Obstructing a walkway

Front 97

415W

Back 97

Misuse of a weapon (firing in city limits)

Front 98

417
417G
417K

Back 98

Subject threatening
Subject with a gun
Subject with a knife

Front 99

451

Back 99

Homicide

Front 100

651

Back 100

Loose Animals

Front 101

418D

Back 101

Illegal Dumping

Front 102

510

Back 102

Speeding or racing

Front 103

601J
601
601F

Back 103

Missing Juvenile
Missing Person
Found missing person

Front 104

647
647V

Back 104

Suspicious person
Suspicious person in vehicle

Front 105

998

Back 105

Officer Involved in shooting

Front 106

961
961H

Back 106

Accident No Injuries
Accident Hit N Run No Injuries

Front 107

962
962H

Back 107

Accident W/ Injuries
Accident Hit N Run W/ Injuries

Front 108

963
963H

Back 108

Accident Fatality
Accident Hit N Run W/ Fatality

Front 109

907

Back 109

Make the request for backup

Front 110

927

Back 110

Investigate unknown trouble

Front 111

917

Back 111

Abandoned Vehicle

Front 112

918

Back 112

Insane Person

Front 113

906

Back 113

Officer needs assistance possible hazardous situation

Front 114

915
915H

Back 114

Arson
Hazardous Materials

Front 115

901
901 o
901 h
901 u

Back 115

Attempted Suicide
Overdose
Dead Body
Suicide

Front 116

901

Back 116

Injured for sick person

Front 117

651

Back 117

Loose Animal

Front 118

418T

Back 118

Trespassing

Front 119

901 G

Back 119

Shooting

Front 120

917
487V

Back 120

Abandoned Vehicle
Stolen Vehicle

Front 121

Disposition #1

Back 121

Arrest w/o a department report being made

Front 122

Disposition #2

Back 122

To be used in all cases where a complaint is cntacted, the call cancelled by the complaintant prior to contact by an officer, or the call is turned over to another law enforcement agency or department bureau. A short explanation of the call and the complaintants name wqill be noted on the reverse of the Patrol Division Daily Log

Front 123

Disposition #3

Back 123

Unable to locate the reason for the call, there is no know complaintant to be contacted no police action required

Front 124

Disposition #4

Back 124

tO IVEN WHEN A POSSESSION OF mARIJUANA (LARGE OR SMALL ) IS RELEASED PENDING ISSUANCE OF A COMPLAINT

Front 125

Disposition #5

Back 125

Detailed completed. This disposition is not to be used in connection with criminal calls

Front 126

Disposition #6

Back 126

An orginal DR was ade (with or without arrest)

Front 127

Disposition #7

Back 127

Reports other than a DR or accident report made. Officers will add what type of report was made, ie cobination report, Special Services report, ect on the Patrol Division Daily Log

Front 128

Disposition #8

Back 128

To be given any time an Accident Report or Accident Memorandum is completed even if a DR is also completed

Front 129

Disposition #9

Back 129

Citation issued and no other paperwork completed

Front 130

Disposition #S

Back 130

A supplemental to an orginial DR was made/

Front 131

Rio Salado - 200 ft wide 15 ft deep low flow channel to carry storm releases up to 12,200 cubic ft per second

Back 131

1,185 tons of tires and 138, 572 cubic yards of debris and waste removed

Front 132

Over 76,000 trees, plants, and shrubs planted. Seeds and cuttings collected within 1/2 mile of the Salt River

Back 132

5 supply wells pump from a non potable aquifer directly under the riverbed

Front 133

2.65 million gallons per day for irrigation

Back 133

Prtnerships: City of Phoenis, Us Army Corps of Engineers, Flood Control District of Maricopa Conty, Az Water protection fund

Front 134

1993 resoration study of the salt river - after review deterined there was federal interest in the project to partner with city of phx on the 85 million restoration project

Back 134

While dams provided a reliable water supply for the valley , they left behind a dry, barren river filled with sand and cobbles

Front 135

In August 1999 congress authorized the matching federal construction funding for the project by signing the Water Resources Devolpment Act With inflation and additional grant money the toatal cost is 100 million

Back 135

230 + species of birds , various mammals, reptiles, and amphibians

Front 136

39 acres of wetland marsh

Back 136

14 acres of cottonwood willow habitat

Front 137

31 acres aquatic strand

Back 137

193 acres of lower Sonoran Habitat (palo verde and mesquite association)

Front 138

After an Emergency

Back 138

report written within 24 hours

Front 139

Number of acres presently

Back 139

32,200 acres

Front 140

total of park rangers

Back 140

71

Front 141

126 miles of desinated trails

Back 141

100+ miles of secondary trails

Front 142

pueblo grande

Back 142

repository for city of phx archaeolical collections

Front 143

Rio salado rio salaod oste south mtn, papago, camelback, norht mtn, shaw butte, lookout tn, phx mtns park and rec center, cave buttes, turkey track, shadow tn, deem hills, tramonto Peak and wash, natural areas within reach 11, horse lovers park.

Back 143

16

Front 144

coconino national forest

Back 144

camp colley

Front 145

35 major access points

Back 145

200 neighborhood accesspoints to natural areas

Front 146

1 park ranger for every

Back 146

370 acres mountain and park preserve (new standards) current 657 acres

Front 147

1 park ranger for every 150 acres of devolped and undevolped (current 288 acres)

Back 147

flat land park (new standards ) current 288 acres

Front 148

____percent of city of phx is devoted to park land

Back 148

12.2

Front 149

south mths is country's largest municipal park

Back 149

16,000 acres

Front 150

security in _____ acres of flatland parks

Back 150

6,345