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What does 10-1 signify?
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10-11 means _____ on Duty.
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Study Notes
Texas DPS 10 Codes Overview
- Numerous 10 codes used by Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) for efficient communication.
- Each 10 code represents a specific phrase or command essential for operational clarity.
Key Codes
- 10-1: Signal Weak
- 10-2: Signal Good
- 10-3: Stop Transmitting (Unauthorized Traffic)
- 10-4: Affirmative (OK)
- 10-5: Relay to
- 10-6: Busy
- 10-7: Out of Service
- 10-8: In Service
- 10-9: Say Again (Repeat)
- 10-10: Negative
Communication and Assistance Codes
- 10-11: On Duty (specifics needed)
- 10-12: Stand By (Stop)
- 10-13: Existing Conditions (Roads and Weather)
- 10-14: Message/Information
- 10-15: Message Delivered
- 10-16: Reply to Message
- 10-17: En Route (To)
- 10-18: Urgent
- 10-19: In Contact
- 10-20: Location
Operational Codes
- 10-21: Call _____ By Phone
- 10-22: Disregard
- 10-23: Arrived at Scene
- 10-24: Assignment Completed
- 10-25: Report To (Meet)
- 10-26: Estimated Time of Arrival
- 10-27: License/Permit Information
- 10-28: Ownership Information
- 10-29: Records Check (Wanted)
Safety and Emergency Codes
- 10-30: Danger/Caution
- 10-31: Pick Up
- 10-32: ______ Units Needed (Specify)
- 10-33: Emergency (Help Me Quickly)
- 10-34: Correct Time
- 10-35: Crime in Progress
- 10-38: Vehicle (Traffic) Stop
- 10-39: Permit/Oversized/Overwidth Check
- 10-40: Subject Detained, Expedite
Duty and Support Codes
- 10-41: Beginning Tour of Duty
- 10-42: Ending Tour of Duty
- 10-43: Request Criminal History
- 10-44: Permitted to Carry a Handgun
- 10-45: Operating Authority
Assistance and Hazard Codes
- 10-46: Motorist Assist
- 10-47: Abandoned Vehicle
- 10-48: Road Hazard
- 10-49: Impoundment List
- 10-50: Traffic Accident (Specify Type)
Emergency Services Codes
- 10-51: Wrecker
- 10-52: Ambulance
- 10-54: Livestock in Roadway
- 10-55: Intoxicated Motorist
- 10-56: Intoxicated Pedestrian
Escort, Status, and Special Codes
- 10-59: Escort
- 10-60: Unit in Vicinity
- 10-70: Assisting Unit
- 10-71: Officer Needs Assistance
- 10-72: Check for Welfare or Safety of Officer/Unit ___ at ___ location
Reporting and Threat Codes
- 10-73: Advise Your Current Status/Are you Okay?
- 10-74: Road Block
- 10-75: Spike Deployment
- 10-77: Registered Sex Offender
- 10-79: Request Justice of Peace/Coroner
Pursuit and Investigation Codes
- 10-80: In Pursuit
- 10-81: Breathalyzer Assistance Needed
- 10-85: Building/Office Access Requested
- 10-86: Officer/Operator on Duty
- 10-89: Bomb Threat
- 10-90: Alarm-Fire/Security (Specify)
- 10-91: Prisoner Transfer
- 10-92: Suspicious Activity
- 10-93: Disturbance
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Test your knowledge of the Texas Department of Public Safety's 10 codes with these flashcards. Each card contains a 10 code and its corresponding definition. Use this quiz to reinforce your understanding of signaling in law enforcement communication.
