Hi I was wondering on the CHP live audio what numbering series is the central division? Thanks in advanced
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clanusb
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i think he means how the chp assigns there field units numbers. and if their numbers have any correlation to the geographical area of their beat.
like how calfire assigns there unit numbers...the first 2 are from the region, then the last two are something else.
like how calfire assigns there unit numbers...the first 2 are from the region, then the last two are something else.
code3cowboy
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The station number comes first...
If you look in the database for CHP, the field office numbers (which are the first half of the unit ID, the second half being the beat) are included in the description field.
KMA367
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If this is what you're asking, there's no pattern for CHP station (and thus unit) numbering across the state, though most of their Central Division stations happen to be in the 40s, 60s or 80s.
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I remember in Chips 99 they id as 79's but i know they operated out of east la in that reunion and i'm sure numbering probabley has changed since then
They have added new stations but AFAIK all station numbers have stayed the same for years.
The numbering system dates back to District numbers first used by CHP. The number used for each offices now just comes out of a list, no set system. XXX The second set is the beat number, sometimes with a shift letter A=Dayshift C= Graveyard but is set by the office.
Does anyone have a full list. There are some offices that are not listed in the database. I've tried looking through the department web site, but there are no listings that show them. If someone can provide it we can post the link on the wiki.
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