UK Police 'CODES'
midsm...@hotmail.com
new 'CODE nn' type incident codes. Has anyone got any information on
these. Some are easy to spot like CODE ZERO which replaced '10-9'.
Maybe they vary on a force-force basis, but I shouldn't think they're
too much different. (some of the old 10 codes had regional
variations).
Also, if anyone has any deciphering on possible jargon used by CFB
(Affectionately known as 'trumpton' :) ) then that would be useful too.
The kilo codes recently posted for County Ambulance Service were very
well received here.
With thanks
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Orlando
State 00 - Officer needs immediate assistance.
State 01 - On duty
State 02 - Available/Resuming
State 04 - Meal Break
State 05 - En route to incident.scene
State 06 - On scene.
State 12 - Confidential Message. "Are you out of ear shot?"
These are as per Cambridgeshire Const'bly who also have a list of three
didgit codes. I'll post the full list when I've found it.
Tnx
Orlando
<midsm...@hotmail.com> wrote
Stewart Bulloch
The full list would be great
Orlando <orla...@hotmail.comREMOVE> wrote in message
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Charles Page
Fire Brigade
Hampshire
A01 Basingstoke
A02 Rushmoor
A03 Bordon
A04 Fleet
A05 Alton
A06 Whitchurch
A07
Grayshott
A08 Hartley Wintney
A09 Kingsclere
A10
Odiham
A11 Overton
A12 Tadley
A13 Liphook
A14 Yateley
A30 Winchester
A31
Andover
A34 Stockbridge
A35 Sutton Scotney
A36
Alresford
B16 Havant
B17 Fareham
B18 Gosport
B19 Waterlooville
B20 Copnor, Portsmouth
B21 Hayling
Island
B22 Wickham
B23 Cosham, Portsmouth
B24
Southsea, Portsmouth
B25 Horndean
B26 Emsworth
B28
Portchester
B29 Petersfield
B38 Botley
B40 Bishop's
Waltham
B41 Droxford
C43 Lymington
C44 Hythe
C45 Ringwood
C46 Totton
C47
Fordingbridge
C48 Lyndhurst
C49 Beaulieu
C50
Brockenhurst
C51 New Milton
C52 Burley
C53 Redbridge,
Southampton
C54 St Mary's,Southampton
C55 Hamble
C56 Hightown,
Southampton
C58 Hardley
Callsigns are station number plus:-
WT, WL, ST for standard
pumping appliances
LT or LP for
Landrovers
TL for Turntable Ladders
WC for Water/Foam
Carriers
AL for Ariel Ladder Platforms
IC for Incident Command
Unit
EU for Special Equipment Units
VS for Red Cross Victim Support
MR
for Multi-Role Vehicles
HT for Heavy 4 Wheel Drive Pump
ie. 01AL is Basingstoke's Ariel Ladder &16MR is Havant's Multi-Role Vehicle
H1 is the Chief Fire
Officer
EC1 to EC5 Emergency Catering
HE1-4 Breathing Apparatus
Tech.
HA1 to HA3 Brigade Photographers
Small fire stop Codes
First Digit
is type, Second Digit is Firefighting Method & Third is Cause
1 Single
Derelict Building
1 Out on Arrival
1 Malicious
Ignition
1 Single Building under
2 Buckets of water/Beaters
2
Accidental/Not Known
Demolition
3 Hosereels
2 Grassland
4 Main Jets
3 Intentional
Straw/stubble Burning
4 Outdoor Structure
5 Refuse/Refuse Container
6
Derelict Vehicle
ie Stop code 531 is Refuse extinguished with Hose Reels caused by Arson
West Sussex
Code Meaning
1 Mobile to incident
2 In attendance at incident
3 Available at incident
4 Mobile and/or available
5 Closed at home station
6 Mobile to standby
7 Available different contact
8 Mobile, not available
9 Off run
Charles Page
scottish codes different to English ones?
Regards,
Charlie
"Orlando" <orla...@hotmail.comREMOVE> wrote in message
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Mark J.
>Our local force ops have just changed over from the old '10' codes to
>new 'CODE nn' type incident codes. Has anyone got any information on
>these. Some are easy to spot like CODE ZERO which replaced '10-9'.
>Maybe they vary on a force-force basis, but I shouldn't think they're
>too much different. (some of the old 10 codes had regional
>variations).
If it's of any help, check out -
www.iridium.demon.co.uk/scanning/status_codes.htm
--
Mark J.
mailto:ma...@iridium.demon.co.uk
Jim Mason
c_p...@ntlworld.com says...
> Are the ## codes unchanged nationwide (ie, no regional variances)? Are
> scottish codes different to English ones?
>
There are regional variations even within Scotland. Strathclyde is one of
the few forces to use them in a big way. Most of the rest just use plain
speech.
Go back a few days potings to get the Strathclyde ones, if not I can mail
them to you.
Jim
