Georgia 10 Codes Flashcards

Study Notes

Georgia 10 Codes Overview

The 10 codes serve as shorthand communication used by law enforcement and emergency services in Georgia.
Each code represents a specific message, streamlining communication.

Selected 10 Codes

10-0: Caution - Advises operators to be careful.
10-1: Unable to Copy - Indicates a failure in communication.
10-2: Signal Good - Acknowledges that the signal is clear and communication is successful.
10-3: Stop Transmitting - Requests the cessation of radio communications.
10-4: Ok - Confirms receipt and understanding of a message.
10-6: Busy, unless urgent - Alert that the operator cannot respond unless it's a critical situation.

Operational Codes

10-8: In Service - Lookout for personnel actively engaged in duty.
10-9: Repeat - Requests the repetition of a message for clarity.
10-12: Stand By - Asks individuals to hold until further notice.
10-18: Quickly - Indicates urgency for prompt action or response.
10-24: Completed Last Assignment - Confirms that the previous task has been completed.

Incident Responses

10-31: Crime in Progress - Alerts officers to an active crime situation.
10-44: Suicide or Attempt - Reports a possible suicide or attempt.
10-54: Livestock/Carcass on Road - Alerts about obstructions on the roadway, potentially dangerous.
10-55: Intoxicated Driver - Identifies a driver under the influence.
10-57: Hit and Run - Reports an incident where a driver flees the scene post-collision.

Transport and Assistance Codes

10-46: Assist Motorist - Facilitating help for a stranded or in trouble driver.
10-52: Ambulance Needed - Requests immediate medical assistance.
10-72: Report Progress on Fire - Updates on the status of a fire situation.
10-80: Chase in Progress - Indicates that officers are currently pursuing a suspect.

Alarm and Threat Codes

10-89: Bomb Threat - Alerts authorities to a potential bomb situation.
10-90: Bank Threat - Signals a threat at a banking institution.
10-99: Wanted/Stolen Indicated - Indicates that an individual or vehicle is reported as stolen or wanted.

Code for Compliance and Updates

10-63: Prepare to Make Written Copy - Prepares individuals for documentation.
10-68: Dispatch Information - Provides specific details from dispatch.
10-97: Check Signal - A prompt for agencies to verify communication lines.

These codes enhance efficiency and clarity in communications for law enforcement, helping to quickly convey critical information.

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Test your knowledge of Georgia's 10 Codes with these flashcards. Each card will challenge you to recall the meaning of a specific code, aiding in your understanding of crucial communication terminology used in law enforcement. Perfect for trainees and professionals alike.