10 Codes & Signal Codes (ISP) Flashcards

10 Codes

• 10-0: Dead Person; indicates a deceased individual.
• 10-1: Unable to Copy; communication difficulty.
• 10-2: Signals Good; confirms clear reception of signals.
• 10-6: Busy; officer or unit currently occupied.
• 10-7: Out of Service; requires location or contact number.
• 10-8: In Service; indicates readiness for duty.
• 10-9: Repeat/Say Again; request for clarification.
• 10-10: Fight in Progress; denotes an active altercation.
• 10-16: Domestic Trouble; refers to issues at home.
• 10-20: Location; requests current position.
• 10-23: Arrive on Scene; indicates arrival at an incident.
• 10-24: Detail Complete; concludes specific assignment.
• 10-27: Driver's License Info; requests information on a driver's license.
• 10-28: Vehicle Registration Info; requests vehicle ownership details.
• 10-32: Gun Involved; indicates firearms are present in a situation.
• 10-41: Beginning Tour of Duty; signifies start of work shift.
• 10-42: Ending Tour of Duty; signifies the conclusion of work shift.
• 10-43: Information; requests or provides intelligence.
• 10-46: Assist Motorist; indicates help is needed for a driver.
• 10-50: Vehicle Crash; specifies type of incident: Fatal (F), Personal Injury (P.I.), Property Damage (P.D.).
• 10-55: Intoxicated Driver; refers to a driver under the influence.
• 10-56: Intoxicated Pedestrian; refers to a pedestrian under the influence.
• 10-57: Hit & Run; indicates a vehicle incident with a fleeing driver.
• 10-70: Fire; reports a fire incident.
• 10-76: En Route; indicates that a unit is on its way to a location.
• 10-79: Notify Coroner; alerts to a potential deceased person.
• 10-89: Bomb Threat; warns of a possible explosive situation.
• 10-90: Bank or Residential Alarm; indicates an alarm has been triggered.
• 10-96: Mental Subject; refers to an individual experiencing a mental crisis.
• 10-52: Ambulance; calls for medical assistance.
• 10-51: Tow Truck/Wrecker; requests emergency towing services.
• 10-29: Check Records; instructs to check for warrants or weapon information.

Signal Codes

• Signal 1: Call your district; request communication with local division.
• Signal 3: Call State Police Radio; establish contact with state radio.
• Signal 5: Report to your district; need to return to local office.
• Signal 6: Call - Phone; request telephone communication.
• Signal 8: Meet; indicates a meeting is required.
• Signal 9: Disregard; instructs to ignore previous instructions.
• Signal 10: Rush - Quick Action Desired; urgent response needed.
• Signal 11: Information Confidential; stresses confidentiality.
• Signal 14: Plain Clothes Detail; undercover operation indicated.
• Signal 18: Pistol Practice; refers to firearms training.
• Signal 23: Speeding Car; alerts about an excessively fast vehicle.
• Signal 27: Traffic Stop; indicates a vehicle stop by law enforcement.
• Signal 30: Special Patrol Assignment; directs to a specific patrol task.
• Signal 37: Advise if there is anything for me; seeks updates from officers.
• Signal 38: There is nothing for you; indicates no current information.
• Signal 40: Records indicate subject wanted; alerts on a person’s status.
• Signal 42: Breath Alcohol Test; instructs to perform a breathalyzer.
• Signal 43: J-3 Prisoner / J-4 Paperwork; refers to specific detention documentation.
• Signal 48: Visitors or Officials Present; indicates the presence of visitors.
• Signal 54: Advise overtime status; requests update on shift extensions.
• Signal 60: Narcotics; specifics about drugs needed.
• Signal 66: Not in Service; indicates the unit is unavailable.
• Signal 80: Not on file; refers to information lacking proper records.
• Signal 100: Emergency: Hold all but Emergency Traffic; prioritizes urgent communications.

Key Terms

• Honor: Adherence to ethical standards and conduct.
• Commitment: Dedication to a cause or activity.
• Community: A sense of fellowship formed through shared values and goals.