fort smith police codes

[tblanscet]

what does it mean when they say im "1019". i tried searching this but could not find this. i am new to all this

 

[btritch]

En Route

Usually When An Officer Says "I'm 10-19" means that dispatch has gave him a location or call to go to and "10-19" means that the officer is En Route To The Scene.. It's a simple complex way to say "I'm on my way"

 

[tblanscet]

help

is there a page or a post that gives a list of the basic codes with the numbers they say and the definition to them?

 

[btritch]

is there a page or a post that gives a list of the basic codes with the numbers they say and the definition to them?

CODE: MEANING CODE: MEANING:

10-1 Receiving Poorly 10-28 Check Registration
10-2 Receiving Well 10-29 Check Wanted
10-3 Stop Transmitting 10-30 Doesn't Conform To
10-4 OK Rules/Regs
10-5 Relay 10-33 EMERGENCY Traffic
10-6 Busy 10-35 Confidential Info
10-7 Out Of Service 10-36 Correct Time
10-8 In Service 10-37 Who Is Operator On
10-9 Repeat Duty
10-10 Out Of Service 10-42 Home
Subject To Call 10-49 Traffic Check
10-11 Dispatching Too Rapidly 10-50 No Traffic
10-12 Officials/Visitors Present 10-63 Net Directed
10-13 Weather Conditions 10-64 Net Clear
10-14 Convoy/Escort 10-88 Time And Phone #
10-15 Prisoner Where..Can Be Called
10-16 Package 10-97 Arrived @ Scene
10-17 Papers/Letters 10-98 Finished W/Last Assig.
10-19 Distination 10-99 Can't Rec. Your Signal
10-20 Location
10-21 Call By Telephone
10-22 Disregard/Cancel
10-23 Stand By
10-25 Contact...

This is only part of them, The entire list is here: http://www.bearcat1.com/radioar.htm !!!Go by the Arkansas Game And Fish Codes!!!, They're the same as the ones I have posted above, however, they're also the universal state wide ones as AGF actually started the 10 code process, this is the ones everyone In Pretty well the US uses. I know it's the ones AR uses. Hope this helps!

 

[dm1313]

I hear the Fort Smith units frequently say "I'm Code IR"...anyone know what this means?

 

[btritch]

Hmmm... New one on me, No IDEA, Sorry, Have you tried searching the net for Ft. Smith Police Codes? Just curious!

 

[dm1313]

Yes, I've searched the internet, but couldn't find anything...one of these days I'll just have to ask one of the officers I guess. I was curious as they also use the 10 codes at the same time...I just heard a unit after a traffic stop say "I'm 10-8 Code Ida Robert.

 

[foster_006]

Usually, they use those codes to tell dispatch how they handled the call. Example.. HBO=Handled By Officer. I'm not sure what any other codes mean. But that's a start!

Hope this helps!

 

[dm1313]

Thanks. That may be it. I've only heard them use the Codes IR and OR along with the 10 codes.

 

[wearj]

Fort Smith Codes

IR= Incident report
OR=Offense report
AR=Accident Report

 

[exee21]

IR

IR = (Ida Robert) - Incomplete Report

 

[poppafred]

"wearj" is correct for Ft Smith.