Oregon State Police 12 Codes Quiz

Oregon State Police 12 Codes

• 12-1: Indicates a unit is in service and available for calls.
• 12-2: Signifies a unit is out of service, not available for calls.
• 12-3: Communication instructing a unit to return to station.
• 12-4: Request to call the office or a specific contact number.
• 12-5: Instruction to repeat a message for clarity.
• 12-7: Request for a motor vehicle registration and stolen vehicle check.
• 12-10: Refers to checking an operator's license and verifying if a person is wanted.
• 12-10a: Status indicating no operator's license or that it has been suspended/revoked.
• 12-12: Communication indicating inability to copy information transmitted.
• 12-16: Refers to a motor vehicle crash incident.
• 12-16a: Indicates a motor vehicle crash that resulted in a fatality.
• 12-17: A motor vehicle crash where an ambulance is dispatched.
• 12-18: Command to dispatch an ambulance.
• 12-19: Instruction to dispatch a tow truck.
• 12-20: Request to check for any wanted persons or stolen property.
• 12-20a: Inquiry whether the subject can hear the radio communication.
• 12-20c: Indicates the subject holds a valid concealed weapon permit.
• 12-21: Status indicating that there is no record or report available.
• 12-22: Indicates a prior misdemeanor record but no outstanding warrants.
• 12-23: Indicates a prior felony record but no outstanding warrants.
• 12-24a: Indicates that a subject is wanted or property is stolen, categorized as a felony.
• 12-24b: Indicates that a subject is wanted or property is stolen, categorized as a misdemeanor.
• 12-25: Request for similar hit information and additional details.
• 12-28: Refers to a suspicious person or activity.
• 12-29: Indicates a disturbance has been reported.
• 12-30: Report of a reckless driver observed.
• 12-31: Status indicating an intoxicated driver.
• 12-32: Refers to an intoxicated person.
• 12-33: Emergency situation requiring all silent radio conditions.
• 12-34: Command to resume normal radio traffic.
• 12-35: Relates to an abandoned motor vehicle.
• 12-36: Refers to illegal hunting in the vicinity.
• 12-38: Instruction to change the radio channel.
• 12-40: Indication to standby for further instructions.
• 12-41: Communication regarding radio traffic regarding the unit's status.
• 12-43: Status that can be disregarded at this time.
• 12-49: Notification of a death investigation ongoing.
• 12-49a: Indicates a homicide investigation.
• 12-51: Refers to a sexual crime incident.
• 12-57: Indicates a disabled motorist situation.
• 12-58: Reports narcotic activity observed.
• 12-58a: Drug interdiction situation, requiring backup support.
• 12-60: Refers to a mental health subject requiring attention.
• 12-88: Indicates the officer is off duty.
• 12-94: Status indicating all clear and no assistance needed.
• 12-96: A high-risk stop situation is occurring.
• 12-97: Request for a radio check and verify location.
• 12-98: Assistance requested for a non-emergency situation.
• 12-99: Assistance requested for an emergency situation.
• Code 4: Indicates that the situation is all clear or good.
• Code 3: Signifies an emergency response, using lights and sirens throughout.
• Code 1: Indicates a very minor situation, to be handled when time permits.
• UTL: Status denoting unable to locate a specified individual or object.
• ATL: Status indicating an attempt to locate a specified individual or object.