since where I live and NYC are two completely different parts of the state, we use common radio chatter, NYPD and FDNY use 10 codes.  so i thought id post the 10 codes for NYC if you wanted to make your game a tiny bit more realistic.

 

• Common Codes:10-1    Call Your Command10-2    Return To Your Command10-3    Call Dispatcher By Telephone10-4    Acknowledgment10-5    Repeat Message  10-6    Standby10-7    Verify Address10-10   Possible Crime (prowler, suspicious person/vehicle, shots fired, etc.)10-11   Alarm (specify type)10-12   Police Officer/Security Holding Suspect10-13   Assist Police Officer10-14   License Plate Check - Occupied & Suspicious - Verify If Stolen10-15   License Plate Check - Verify If Is Stolen - Occupied or Not10-16   Vehicle is Reported Stolen10-17   Vehicle is Not Reported Stolen10-18   Warrant Check Shows An Active Warrant10-19   Warrant Check Negative Past /In progress       Crime:10-20/10-30             Robbery10-21/10-31             Burglary10-22/10-32             Larceny (specify: auto, from person, other)     /10-33             Explosive Device or Threat10-24/10-34             Assault (specify)10-25/10-35             Child Abuse10-29/10-39             Other Crime (specify) 
• 10-44  Suspicious Substance Reported (Bio/Chem/etc.)  [L-Letter, P-Package, S-Substance]
•  Non Crime Incidents:10-50   Disorderly Person/Group or Noise10-51   Roving band (specify direction of travel & number in group)10-52   Dispute (specify)10-53   Vehicle Accident [D-Dispute, H-Hit by Auto, I-Injury, P-Property only, Q-Other, X-Person Pinned10-54   Ambulance Case [b-Burn, C-Cardiac, D4-Person in Water, E-EDP, H-Heavy Bleeder,                        I-Injured, L-Severed Limb, R-Rescue, S-Serious, U-Unconscious, Q-Other                         Any Can Use:(1=Inside, 2=Outside, 6=Family, 7=Child Abuse, 9=Transit)]10-55   Ambulance Case No RMP required10-56   Verify if Ambulance Needed10-56 O Outstretched Person (used in transit condition needing verification)10-57   2nd Call for Ambulance - verify10-58   Assist Ambulance (specify type of assist)10-59   Alarm of Fire (specify type)10-60 H Research (disabled vehicle)10-60 I Broadcast (chase/pursuit) Administrative Codes:10-61   Precinct Assignment/Not Available (give condition and location)10-62   Out of Service - Mechanical (give condition and location)10-63   Out of Service - Meal10-64   Quality of Life Incident  [A-Animal, B-Blocking Driveway, C-Construction                                   D-Drinking, E-Bikes/Skates, F-Fireworks                                   G-Garbage, H-Homeless, I-Hazardous Location                                   K-Lewd Acts, M-Posting Advertisements, N-Panhandling                                   P-Peddling, Q-Foul Odor, R-Trespass, S-Squeegee                                   T-Traffic, U-Urinating, V-Vandalism, Z-Other] Other Conditions:10-65   Utility Trouble (specify nature and if ESU responding or not)10-66   Unusual Incident (train derailment/collision, plane crash, building collapse)10-67   Traffic/Parking Condition (specify)10-68   See Complainant re: (specify)10-69   Other Non-Crime Incident (specify)10-69 N Narcotics - refer to PDU10-69 S Refer to out of city agency (specify)10-75 C Community Visit
• 10-75 D Directed Patrol
• 10-75 F Family/Home Visit for Domestic Violence Officers10-75 P Park, Walk, Talk10-75 V Vertical Patrol10-75 W Warrant Check (on another channel) Assignment Status (interim):10-80   Cancel (specify unneeded service)10-82   Verificaton/Arrest (give number detained)10-83   Report/Notification at Station House10-84   Arrived at Scene10-85   Need Additional Unit (specify type & reason)10-86   Female In/Female Out of Vehicle (indicate time)10-87   Unit to Hospital (specify hospital)10-88   Vehicle Pursuit as a result of another assignment10-89   Other Interim Status (specify) Final Dispositions:10-90 F1 Domestic Incident Report (no offense of domestic violence is alleged)      F2 Domestic Incident Report (unfounded report of domestic violence)      J1 Domestic Incident Report (no offense of child abuse is alleged)      J2 Domestic Incident Report (offense of reported child abuse is unfounded)       N Unfounded or Unnecessary Alarm
• N3 Unfounded or Unnecessary Alarm/Deferred Service
•        U Unable to gain entrance
• V2 Unsuccesful Home Visit
•        X Unfounded       Y Unnecessary       Z Gone on arrival10-91  Non-crime corrected
• V Successful Home Visit
• 10-92  Arrest       C Crime Arrest (felony/misdemeanor, include number arrested)       F Family Offense Arrest Made       J Child Abuse Arrest Affected       Q Other Arrest (specify type)10-93  C Complaint Report prepared for a crime       F Complaint Report/Domestic Incident (for Family Offense)       J Complaint Report/Domestic Incident (for Child Abuse)       Q Other report prepared (no arrest)10-94  Handled by previous tour10-95  Non-crime referred by another agency (specify)10-96  Summons served10-97  H Patient removed to hospital       R Patient refused medical aide      E1 EDP admitted to hospital      E2 EDP released from hospital10-98  Resuming patrol/available (not acceptable from final unit on scene)10-99  Other final disposition (must include remarks)      T4 Vehicle Accident - no tow truck required      T5 Vehicle Accident - DARP tow required      T6 Vehicle Accident - other tow service      T7 Vehicle Accident - DARP and other tow service      T8 Vehicle Accident - authorized tow service
• T9 Vehicle Accident - DARP requested
•  MOBILIZATIONS:Level One    Responding Borough Task ForceLevel Two    Task Force - City WideLevel Three  Local Borough Precinct PersonnelLevel Four   Precinct Personnel - City Wide

 

ALSO, This is how priority works throughout NYS, Priority 1= lights and siren, 2= Lights, 3= no lights unless requested, 4=stubbed toe(If you work in the field you know(; ) there is no code 3 code 2 or code 1.

I am just trying to be helpful hope this sparked something for at least one person.

-Shae

Edited May 25, 201411 yr by maj. stevie shae

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Edited June 23, 20241 yr by tobeymaguire

Here are the ten codes in a more readable format.

 

NYPD: http://www.n2nov.net/nypdcodes.html

 

FDNY: http://www.n2nov.net/10code.html

Edited May 25, 201411 yr by FCV96

I'm sure there are errors. Ex. "10-4" doesn't mean "call by phone".

Edited May 25, 201411 yr by starcraftguy1

I'm sure there are errors. Ex. "10-4" doesn't mean "call by phone".

 

 

that does exist.. might not be 10-4 but every department is different

I'm sure there are errors. Ex. "10-4" doesn't mean "call by phone".

 

10-4 is affirmative, whereas 10-3 is call dispatcher by phone. The formatting in the OP is less-than-stellar. See the links I posted a few posts up for the proper formatting.

Edited May 25, 201411 yr by FCV96

I'm sure there are errors. Ex. "10-4" doesn't mean "call by phone".

I see the confusion. The codes are before the accurate statement, but linked to the previous code's statement. Does that make sense? I'm not sure...

fixed

Oh man, this is so confusing. I hate how every single state (And department) has to have their own 10-codes and what not. I just finished learning Cali's & Florida's "state wide" 10-codes and I ain't learning any more of them :P

I see the confusion. The codes are before the accurate statement, but linked to the previous code's statement. Does that make sense? I'm not sure...

 

It does, but it has been fixed.

On the post you should put each on on a line of its line so its easier to read. So it isn't too big put it in spoiler tags.

 

Nice post though, very useful for people playing as the NYPD.

It's not the best format to be reading in and has its flaws here and there, but none the less, good job bud. Keep it up :D