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DELAWARE STATE RADIO CODES

10-1   Situation under control      10-45  Rescue equipment needed
10-2   Arriving at scene            10-46  Fire apparatus needed for
10-3   Go ahead with message               washdown
10-4   OK, Received message         10-47  Dispatch tank truck
10-5   Relay                        10-48  Alarm at location
10-6   Busy                         10-49  Civil disturbance - Police
10-7   Out of service               10-50  Contact medical examiner
10-8   In service                   10-51  Notify fire marshall
10-9   Repeat message               10-52  Permission to leave sector
10-10  Accident, PI, PD, H&R        10-53  Obstruction in roadway
10-11  2nd Fire alarm received      10-54  Road blocked or closed at ______
10-12  Request assistance at HQ     10-55  Pick up __________
       or fire station              10-56  School crossing assignment
10-13  Weather and road conditions  10-57  Bomb threat
10-14  Convoy or escort             10-58  Traffic light not functioning
10-15  Prisoner in custody          10-59  Release standby personnel
10-16  Pick up prisoner at ______   10-60  Contact C.I. division
10-17  Meal stop or send coffee &   10-61  Property check
       sandwiches to scene          10-62  Clear on property check
10-18  Clear assignment ASAP        10-63  Advise where _____ can be
10-19  Return to ________                  contacted
10-20  Location                     10-64  Special unit operating in area
10-21  Contact by telephone         10-65  Attempting warrant at ______
10-22  Disregard                    10-66  Radio tower lights checked
10-23  Direct traffic at ______     10-67  Permission to transmit car to car
10-24  Send assistance to scene     10-68  Meet officer ______ at ______
10-24A Assist ______ at ______      10-69  Enroute to _________
10-25  ETA                          10-70  Report to __________
10-26  Advise operator's # of ____  10-71  Alert for major emergency
10-26A Record of traffic violations 10-72  Mobilize for major emergency
10-26B Record of criminal violation 10-73  Report to marshalling area
10-27  Notify appropriate police    10-74  Supplement committed personnel
       agency                              and equipment
10-28  Registration information     10-75  Activate scrambler
10-29  Check for wanted             10-75A Deactivate scrambler
10-29N Negative on wanted           10-76  911 hang up
10-29P Positive on wanted           10-77  Radio restriction
10-30  Does not conform to rules &  10-78  Radio restriction lifted
       regulations                  10-79  Routine non-emergency transport
10-31  Meet complainant at _____    10-80  Spinal injury
10-32  Complaint to be suffixed     10-81  Mental patient
       alphabetically               10-82  Communicable disease
10-33  Parking violation            10-83  Head, face & neck injury
10-33A Disabled vehicle (location)  10-84  Seizure
10-34  Prepare to make copy         10-85  Convulsions
10-35  Confidential information     10-86  Drowning
10-36  Time check                   10-87  Police action (caution)
10-37  Advise if court is open      10-88  Overdose
10-37N Court not open               10-89  Burns
10-38  Magistrate available?        10-90  Possible cardiac arrest
10-38N Magistrate not available            (external heart massage)
10-39  Use caution                  10-91  D.O.A.
10-40  Officer in trouble           10-92  Possible internal injury
10-41  Checking MV or pedestrian    10-93  Fractured limb
       at location                  10-94  Miscarriage
10-42  Clear on check               10-95  Emergency maternity
10-42A Arrest                       10-96  Have oxygen ready
10-42CPC  -- Crime prevention check 10-97  Severe bleeding
10-42R Reprimand                    10-98  Stroke victim
10-43  Wrecker needed               10-99  Heart attack
10-44  Ambulance needed             10-100 Clear the air - emergency msg.
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