Burlington Police 10-Codes

[gr8rcall]

I have noticed that Burlington (NC) police use SOME of NCSHP 10-codes.

Here's a link to the SHP ones and I will list the ones that BPD use:

http://wiki.radioreference.com/images/c/cf/NCSHPcodesdistricts.pdf

BPD Uses:

10-4
10-5
10-6
10-7
10-8
10-9
10-10
10-14
10-17
10-20
10-21
10-22
10-23
10-25
10-27
10-28
10-29
10-34
10-40
10-46 (Alarm)
10-50 (PD,PI, or F)
10-51
10-54 (PD,PI, or F)
10-55
10-56
10-60
10-61
10-64
10-72

Sincerely,
gr8rcall

 

[gr8rcall]

If you have any questions regarding BPD let me know.

 

[EnchantedWizard]

What all can you tell me about BPD?

 

[gr8rcall]

I can provide data regarding scanning that department. 10-Codes, Signals, Talkgroups, Programming, ect......

You can get data regarding the department itself using this link:
Burlington, NC - Official Website - Police

 

[gr8rcall]

Just heard these today on BPD:

10-89
10-90

Any idea what they mean?
Wondering about this because I've never heard them before (at least not that I can remember).

Thanks,
gr8rcall

 

[reconrider8]

10-89 is car wash here and 10-90 is drugs here i used to have a link to all alamance 10- codes but i went to check yesterday and the site had been taken down

 

[gr8rcall]

I don't think that 10-89 is a car wash...because they say things like:

10-89 with a disturbance,
10-89 with a domestic,
ect......

10-90 may be drugs, not sure yet...

 

[p3nt4g0n]

not sure about 10-90 being drugs, usually they refer to that as "Chapter 90" on radio

 

[NCFire11]

It sounds like 10-89 may be an assault type call.

And yea we refer to drugs as chapter 90 not 10-90

 

[kicktd]

I know here in Cleveland County we use the same code for an MVA (code is the same for City of Shelby and Kings Mountain also): 10-50 PD/PI/F

PD = Property Damage only: Usually no FD/EMS response, only FD if fluid leak or requested by on scene Law Enforcement, same for EMS. State Troopers/Local Law Enforcement

PI = Personal Injury: EMS, FD, Local Law Enforcement &State Troopers

F = Fatal: Same as above for PI.

I know some counties/departments use 10 codes that are different from everyone else but just thought I'd share that we use the same 10 code as far as an accident goes, I think that *might* be a state wise adoption I'm not sure though I haven't really listened to any other county enough to see.