Roseville police/fire/ems codes and signals?

[oneeyebear]

Anyone have a list of the local codes and signals for Roseville, CA??

I already have done a google search for 10-codes, codes, 11-codes, signals... all the ones that I have found don't seem relevant in the way they are being used on the scanner... Thanks in advance.

 

[Sccafire]

Roseville Fire should be using "clear text" instead of 10 or 11 codes. EMS is American Medical Response (AMR) again clear text. I have no clue what PD definitions of the 10 or 11 codes are.

 

[oneeyebear]

yeah they both do use "clear text" it seems... PD I guess is really all I need, anyone with this info let me know =) I have been listening to the live streams online through RR since I can't drop the money on a scanner at this time.

 

[TrevDog]

I believe Roseville PD uses the same 10/11 codes as Placer Co.- that's basically the 10/11 codes you read online, but butchered beyond recognition to most outside agencies. Lists are only distributed internally, and seeing as the have done that for a reason, I won't post them. If you listen, though, you'll get the context and eventually pick it up. Not unlike a foreign language

 

[oneeyebear]

Yea i figured i would have to do that, maybe i will just listen and make my own list when i am sure of one of the codes then submit to rr to help the database

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[gmclam]

The 11 codes match what the CHP uses, look there. The 10 codes used in the greater Sacramento area are often abbreviated .. so they'll say "I'm 97" instead of "10-97". So much for being in the clear. But to those of us to listen constantly, it's not code.

 

[oneeyebear]

The 11 codes match what the CHP uses, look there. The 10 codes used in the greater Sacramento area are often abbreviated .. so they'll say "I'm 97" instead of "10-97". So much for being in the clear. But to those of us to listen constantly, it's not code.

Haha yea i have noticed the abbreviations for me barely learning this stuff it is still hard to differentiate between the codes and the units callsign or whatever its called

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