El paso s.o unit numbers?

[sudsyjkh]

Hey folks: I'm wondering if their is any rime or pattern to the EPSO unit numbers/callsigns?
I hear unit id's like 2g51 2g71 2g91 4w10 6a27 6h10 5x98 That last one sounded like a prisoner van/bus transporting 19 10-15's to central.
I'm partially blind so a map wouldn't really help me.
On the s.o website I did find a list of patrol maps with numbers, but they were all 3 digit numbers...with no letters in them.
Thanks in advance for any help.
-Johnny

 

[CapSS92]

The first number is the shift on duty, the second is the type of unit(detective, warrants, etc), and the last digits are the district. HTH.

 

[sudsyjkh]

Would you happen to have a list of the 2nd digits?
Thanks in advance.

The first number is the shift on duty, the second is the type of unit(detective, warrants, etc), and the last digits are the district. HTH.

 

[CapSS92]

I stand corrected. The first number is the kind of unit. 2 is patrol and 6 are constables. I don't know what the others are. The letter stands for the shift. E for evening, D for days, G for graves, and they have several others for surrounding agencies and other duties such as warrants. I don't know any district numbers. Sorry.